Competitors' Garbage, Your Big Win
Subtitle: Mastering Strategic Leadership In Business: A Handbook For Goal-driven CEOs And Founders.
Author: Tim Mwangi
The focus of this book is to emphasize on the importance of leveraging what competitors have kicked out to make the firm that leverages such garbage more strategically placed to compete. The book seeks to encourage business leaders not to ignore what their competitors have kicked out, rather try as much as they can to see what they can learn from the garbage in order to achieve competitive advantage for their businesses. The idea here is to challenge business leaders to the realization that the answer to the business success they are seeking could be hidden in what rival companies consider garbage. It is very likely that the question as to how business leaders can outwit and outmaneuver their competitors may be provided by the very competitors themselves, by what they kick out their door.
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The focus of this book is to emphasize on the importance of leveraging what competitors have kicked out to make the firm that leverages such garbage more strategically placed to compete. The book seeks to encourage business leaders not to ignore what their competitors have kicked out, rather try as much as they can to see what they can learn from the garbage in order to achieve competitive advantage for their businesses. The idea here is to challenge business leaders to the realization that the answer to the business success they are seeking could be hidden in what rival companies consider garbage. It is very likely that the question as to how business leaders can outwit and outmaneuver their competitors may be provided by the very competitors themselves, by what they kick out their door.
Reviewed on 26 Jun 2024
"Competitors' Garbage, Your Big Win" by Tim Mwangi challenges business leaders to re-evaluate discarded ideas from rivals. This insightful book emphasizes turning competitors' 'garbage' into valuable opportunities, offering a fresh perspective on gaining a competitive edge by exploring overlooked resources. A must-read for innovative strategists. I personally loved reading this book.