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The execution gap is rarely a strategy problem — it’s a “day-to-day work” problem
Most organisations don’t fail because the strategy is wrong. They fail because the strategy doesn’t survive contact with reality: shifting priorities, unclear decision rights, competing incentives, and leaders who don’t have the routines to reinforce the new way of working. Execution becomes inconsistent not from bad intent, but from unmanaged complexity. WHY THIS MATTERS When strategy doesn’t translate into everyday decisions and habits, execution becomes inconsistent, eff
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