Blinding Flash of the Obvious

Tom Peters wrote a blog post, with an executive summary of his key points.

He mentions that virtually all of them are “the blinding flash of the obvious.” That is — insights that are obvious (once you think of them), but that we don’t usually think of them.

Here: http://tompeters.com/2014/04/excellence-excuses/

Suffice to say, I think it is worth the read.

My personal favorite today: BFO #7: Bias for Action.

Enjoy!

 

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