Strategy and Foresight
Are You Timing to Your Own Readiness, or Your Customer's?
Timing is three separable decisions, not one instinct: market, project and communication. Confusing them turns good initiatives into stalled ones.
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Timing is three separable decisions, not one instinct: market, project and communication. Confusing them turns good initiatives into stalled ones.
Every rule used to sequence work defers difficulty, landing the hardest and least reversible activities exactly where influence is lowest and change costs most.
Opposition to change is concentrated, certain and immediate. Support is diffuse, speculative and deferred. That asymmetry is structural, and most change plans ignore it.