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|a How Leaders Delude Themselves About Disruption /
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|a Why are companies still so vulnerable to disruptive threats? The problem isn't that they don't have the right playbook. It's that well-intentioned leaders often downplay disruptive threats or overestimate the difficulty of response. In simple terms, they lie to themselves. This means dealing with disruption is not just an innovation challenge; it is a leadership challenge. Here's how to avoid the delusions about disruption -- and self-sabotage.
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