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Obliquity

Book John Kay Strategy 2010

The readable case that complex goals are best pursued indirectly — profit, happiness and social change alike arrive as by-products of purposes held obliquely. The funder-conversation version of the pattern-not-plan argument.

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Also see The Rise and Fall of Strategic Planning

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