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Strategy

Nitzan Hermon
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Who is writing your strategy? How do you navigate your practice and work in a way that aligns with your worldview and personality?

Economically, utility is cheaper and more abundant.
Everyone can do everything, but you’re the only one who can be yourself.

Economically articulating your value is the only way to avoid being automated or, more likely, replaced.

Value is the utility you provide and the way you deliver it (your personal aesthetic).

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