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That is a real choice. Stay there if it still works for you.
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Adding a feature to a dead step makes the dead step prettier — not shorter.
Before the next roadmap add, map the buying journey and delete theater handoffs. Cut the step first. Feature second, only if the path still needs it.
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Is your organization interested in differentiated innovation? The world is changing quickly. If you’re not adapting to those changes, you’re not innovating. Seeking reassurance from consultants fails, nearly always (sometimes they get lucky). I work with organizations who are serious about attacking problems using first principles. Many have been burned once, and they don’t want it to happen again. Is that you? (my availability is limited).
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