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SHIV DIXIT

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📖 DAILY BOOK SUMMARIES 📖 🔗 DIRECT FREE E-BOOK DOWNLOAD LINK AVAILABLE — https://drive.google.com/file/d/144g3GNKp96KQXSIZ6tumgZ--0KMJtW5n/view?usp=drivesdk 🔥 Built To Last 🔥 🚀 22 Lessons By 👉 ✨ Jim Collins And Jerry I. Porras ✨ 1. Core Ideology and Purpose: • Visionary companies have a strong core ideology—core values and purpose—that drives them beyond just making profits. 2. Preserve the Core, Stimulate Progress: • Balance is key: maintain core values while constantly adapting and improving products, practices, and strategies. 3. BHAGs (Big Hairy Audacious Goals): • Visionary companies set ambitious, clear, and challenging long-term goals that push them to innovate and grow. 4. Cult-Like Cultures: • Successful companies create strong cultures aligned with their core ideologies, ensuring employees share values and mission. 5. Home-Grown Management: • Promote leadership from within the company to ensure continuity and alignment with core values. 6. Continuous Improvement: • Embrace a philosophy of consistent improvement, experimentation, and innovation as a means of achieving progress. 7. Clock Building, Not Time Telling: • Focus on building enduring structures and processes rather than relying on charismatic leaders or single visionary products. 8. Enduring Core Products: • Create products and services that represent the company's values and identity, building customer loyalty over time. 9. Aligning Actions with Vision: • Every part of the organization should support the core purpose and values to achieve alignment and cohesive execution. 10. Built to Last vs. Built to Flip: • Emphasizes the importance of creating lasting organizations with a long-term perspective, rather than aiming for quick gains. 11. Experimentation and Adaptation: • Visionary companies experiment and adapt quickly, learning from failure and continuously evolving. 12. No ‘Tyranny of the OR’: • Adopt a mindset of "both/and" rather than "either/or," combining stability with change, profitability with purpose, etc. 13. Mechanisms for Self-Improvement: • Implement systems that ensure continuous growth and improvement, such as feedback loops, innovation programs, and internal review processes. 14. Core Values Above All: • Visionary companies prioritize core values over short-term gains, even if it means sacrificing profit or growth in the short term. 15. Visionary Mission Statements: • These companies create clear, inspiring mission statements that guide actions and decisions across all levels of the organization. 16. Long-Term Perspective: • Focus on sustainability and growth for the long term rather than quarterly results or immediate gains. 17. Proactive Adaptation: • Visionary companies don't just react to change; they anticipate it and proactively shape their strategies accordingly.

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