Seeing Early — Companion
Three concepts from Seeing Early, each walked through twice — once in a boardroom, once somewhere you wouldn't expect. No quiz. Just the pattern, showing up again.
A camera company that saw its own future thirty-seven years too early to act on it — and a baseball executive who made a habit of acting a year before he had to.
A bank whose favorite number was real, and still hid a fraud worth billions — and a factory that stops the line on purpose so nothing ever gets the chance to.
A phone recall that doubled in cost because the first fix answered the wrong question — and the quiet arithmetic behind every routine checkup.