If the next step isn’t obvious, your strategy isn’t clear.
No matter how brilliant it sounds.
Too often, leaders try to craft visions that inspire awe but leave people wondering what to do with it.
But no strategy succeeds on applause. The only thing that matters in the end is whether it creates progress.
Keep lighting the path!
PS: Obvious doesn’t mean risk-free.
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