Thanks, Alexander! I did not want to suggest that we need heros or geniuses. I’m totally convinced that a diverse group of really committed people can do amazing things. However, the committees I had in mind are neither diverse nor committed. And then it happens that the horse becomes a camel because one eventually might need a camel just in case of an expansion of our business to Africa. But as this is not yet decided, maybe we just should postpone the decision on the horse until we have decided the expansion …

Now, You are entering the fusion point of co-effecting.
Whether a horse or a camel is more suitable to the needs of the user depends on the given context.

Is it important
— to be first on track,
— enjoying the animal-human-interaction or
— do You need to carry exotic goods via a long and mostly uncontrollable distance?

The better understanding of the ‘context-of-needs’ is, the better Your work can address.
Some individuals know from their experience and education, sometimes named as ‘genious’ from external perspective.
Others need peers to extend their limited perspective by those of peers.

Feel free to follow Frank’s travel log while he finds his way towards #Greatness beyond #EgoBarrier.

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DE: https://leanpub.com/kdz/

#enjoy or #ignore … it’s up to You!