Book · 2004 · Business & Economics
Certain to Win
The Strategy of John Boyd, Applied to Business
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I think it's in Chet Richards' book, which is called Certain to Win, a fantastic book. And as it turns out, deciding and acting is implicit. So he says the observation and orientation is explicit, but then once that happens, you decide and act.
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Zack Kanter I think it's in Chet Richards' book, which is called Certain to Win, a fantastic book. And as it turns out,… 3
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“I think it's in Chet Richards' book, which is called Certain to Win, a fantastic book. And as it turns out, deciding and acting is implicit. So he says the observation and orientation is explicit, but then once that happens, you decide and act.”
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“When you read Certain to Win, which is the Boyd book by Robert Cram, the biography is good for understanding why should I care about Boyd? Why was this an exceptional person? But then you need really a lot more application of the theory to understand why all this is important.”
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“So when I think about these things, I'll steal the title of that Chet Richards book again, which is you want to do things in a way that makes you certain to win. And that's what value investing talks about is like, hey, screw being right.”