Everything Happens So Much (Last of Three Parts)

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Capabilities live within a culture. The right mindset is required to react effectively to disruption. Unfortunately, many organizations lack the sense of urgency. This works against them. Why? Because extinction is slow. It takes decades to lose market share. With C-suites and employees consumed with day-to-day work, strategic decisions get postponed.

A timely question remains: How much will higher costs of living for some working-class Americans, who may not feel the economy’s benefits, impact that political climate…

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