The Infinite Game: How to Lead in the 21st Century
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That would certainly explain it sir.
Remain in the closet; I repeat. Remain in the closet!
Great thoughts as always – I am a huge fan. I fully support your theory here of finite be infinite … however I want you to think again about your example of the North Korea war … yes probably went on because one of the players was playing an infinite game … but that was actually the United States … the game was to be in the Chinese hemisphere to have a recent fir massive troops in the region to curtail the mighty dragon … they were never interested in winning the Korean War …
Ahhhh is frustrating when such an important message has such a low volume
Simon: "There is no 'winning' at the game of business"
Amazon: Hold my package
There is so much static and so little message. Those that bring static they are LOUD… those that bring messages
(especially the "alter-the-trajectory-of-your-life-in-a-good-way" sort)… they are hard to hear.
These wise bearers of usefully, helpful, kind and laudatory information are not going to start shouting.
We all need to adjust our hearing… and curb our appetite for the "other". (Thank Gawd Trump is off the daily news cycle… he haunts my dreams…and I am not even American).
Sorry for being so verbose.
Reminds me of the one minute manager
Simon: "There is no 'winning' at the game of business"
Amazon: Hold my package
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Simon, you’ve changed my perspective and continue to do so for years and years now. I’m so incredibly impressed by your Q&A section. Almost every answer made me emotional just because of how passionate and wonderful the answers are. Not many speakers who can do that, you are one of a kind. Thanks for believing in something so world changing