Continuously reassess and adjust your strategy as needed from "summary" of Playing to Win by A.G. Lafley,Roger L. Martin
To win in business, you must continuously reassess and adjust your strategy as needed. This means staying vigilant and aware of changes in the market, your competitors, and your own capabilities. It involves a willingness to pivot and change direction when necessary, even if it means abandoning old strategies that may have worked in the past. The key is to be flexible and open-minded, willing to let go of what no longer serves you and embrace new opportunities that may arise. This requires a deep understanding of your business and the environment in which you operate, so you can make informed decisions ab...
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