The Machiavelli Rule on Innovation: Never Be the First to Implement a Dangerous Idea
In the cutthroat halls of Renaissance Florence, Niccolò Machiavelli observed a peculiar pattern among those who survived political intrigue versus those who ended up exiled, imprisoned, or worse. The survivors, he noticed, rarely charged headfirst into uncharted territory. They waited. They watched. They let others test the waters, and only when the coast proved clear—or […]
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