Experimentation Over Presentation: Your Strategy Should Survive the Real World Intuit became a multi-billion-dollar company by discovering that the best experiments, not the best Powerpoints, should drive innovation.
Robots & Revolution: Why Humanoids Won’t Easily Walk Into American Homes 1X’s Neo is among the first humanoids for the home. Lingering technical issues are manageable, but owning robots that look like people pricks at Americans’ conscience.
When Terror Fuels Transformation: The Hidden Trap of Linear Thinking Many companies justify complacency as risk aversion. In truth, they risk more by staying the course. The best leaders cultivate healthy paranoia to spot shifting ground—and move before it’s too late.
Why Most Strategy Sessions Fail, and How the Best Ones Get It Right Most strategy sessions feel productive but change nothing—the best are designed to create clarity, conviction, and real momentum.
The Founder in the Mirror: Lessons from lululemon Chip Wilson’s call for Lululemon to rediscover its muse isn’t wrong. But as athleisure plateaus, does the future still lie with the yoga elite?
The Five Plays of ‘Where to Play’ To understand the success of Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, CVS, and Northwestern Mutual, look to strategy—winning starts by choosing the right arena early.
