Adaptive Strategy
Naming the Camel in the Room
On inherited ambition, the pain of unlearning it, and what becomes possible when organizations - and people - start working with their actual nature.
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The Tuesday Morning Problem of Foresight
Most organizations do not lack signals, they lack a pathway from signal to decision. This article explores why foresight often becomes theatre or fantasy, and why the real work is earlier relevance, decision readiness, and timing under pressure.
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Growth Is Not a Strategy
Most strategies assume growth. Few examine how that assumption changes the way decisions are made.
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Foresight, Time and the Problem of Timing.
We treat foresight as if it were about time and the yet-to-come. But real impact begins when we realise: foresight is about timing.
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The Imagination Problem of Foresight
Foresight inspires, but only decisions give imagination direction. Without that link, the future stays a performance.
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Decisions age too
The skill of modern strategy isn’t making perfect decisions. It’s knowing when a once good one has expired.