Thank you. I think it is very easily become owerhelmed in this society with more and more tools and lose the strategy and focus. Appreciate the insisghts
Focus is not minimalism. It is governance. Most teams do not fail from lack of ideas, they fail from refusing to choose what gets protected and what gets cut. I like the framing: diversify to hedge existential risk, focus to build excellence.
The notion of "diworsification" would be strong in this piece, by framing focus not just as a social choice, but as a rigorous defense against the dilution of Return on Management (ROM) that occurs when marginal projects destroy a portfolio's average quality.
Thank you. I think it is very easily become owerhelmed in this society with more and more tools and lose the strategy and focus. Appreciate the insisghts
Focus is not minimalism. It is governance. Most teams do not fail from lack of ideas, they fail from refusing to choose what gets protected and what gets cut. I like the framing: diversify to hedge existential risk, focus to build excellence.
The notion of "diworsification" would be strong in this piece, by framing focus not just as a social choice, but as a rigorous defense against the dilution of Return on Management (ROM) that occurs when marginal projects destroy a portfolio's average quality.
Very well articulated!