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Path dependency is alive and well throughout businesses as mediocre, middle-of-the-road thinking doesn’t rock the boat, whether you are in product development or marketing. But, from what we see, this type of behaviour also doesn’t reap any great rewards. This is why Challenger brands question incumbency at every level of their organisation in orde
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from The Cost of Mediocrity by eatbigfish.
Keely Adler added
The two bicycle errors
by Seth Godin
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Mickey Patel and added
If you are fortunate or unfortunate enough to wonder:

“What should I spend my time working on?”

Then perhaps a better question is:

“Where am I most afraid to fail?”

When we’re avoiding some path because failure would destroy us, that’s often the path we need to go down.

Because if we aren’t afraid of failing, do we really care at all?
from Most Afraid to Fail by Nat Eliason
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Why It’s So Hard to Slow Down - by Steven Schlafman
by wheretheroadbends.co
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Alex Dobrenko and added
temerity
from This Is Marketing: You Can't Be Seen Until You Learn to See by Seth Godin

from The Cost of Mediocrity by eatbigfish.