Or How We Change
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“There is no such thing as a long-term, sustainable, competitive advantage.” So preached my graduate school Microeconomics professor, often enough that the old saw about the supply bone connecting to the demand bone sums up the totality of my remembrance from business school forty years after graduation. That, and, of course, The Lesson of the Lemonade Stand.
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Is There Method in Your Migration? [For Josh] Through my library window this morning, I spied above me several murders. One after another, a dozen crows each, they jagged toward some unknown conspiracy convening somewhere to my north-north-west. They came our way for years, in October-November, until bird flu knocked them from the sky a decade or so back. They must have resurrected.
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(Continued from a LinkedIn post published July 2, 2024. To read this story in one go, click here.)
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Or the Strange and Ironical Case of Functional Living.
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“So, what’s it going to be?” invites the savvy supervisor, loathe to micromanage, slow to bail out her team, and dead determined not to have the last word.
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So, Too, Is This Subtitle.
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Cost no object; what would you take in exchange for your integrity?
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Can you solve the Riddle of the Six?
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“There are only two sorts of people on this planet. Those who consume culture and those who create it.”
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Some risks pose the probability of losing everything against the possibility of winning everything before that happens.
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Confused about good and evil? Consider this modern cancellation of Heaven and Hell and see where it takes you.
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If ‘some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them,’ what is your response when the needed thing just needs doing?
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Nothing presses on greatness harder than the expectation of more greatness.
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“With all due respect to journalists,” my father told me at an impressionable age, “lawyers hang their mistakes, doctors bury theirs, but architects and engineers fix theirs.”
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“You say you’ve been at this for five years,” Jack surmised. “But here’s the question I need you to consider: Do you have five years of experience or merely a single year of experience five times?”
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That saying about being only as strong as your greatness weakness? It’s for people who don’t know where to find their weakest strength.
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How do you change an institution set in motion long before your time?
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There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. —William (the Alchemist?) Shakespeare
