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How Do Entrepreneurs Survive Their Early Failures? They Don't View Their Failures As Failures - They View These Experiences As Feedback, And A Prelude To Future Success.

The Way To Build A Complex System That Works Is To Build It From Very Simple Systems That Work.

And They Discovered Something Very Interesting: When It Comes To Walking, Most Of The Ant's Thinking And Decision-making Is Not In Its Brain At All. It's Distributed. It's In Its Legs.

But In A Turbulent Environment The Change Is So Widespread That It Just Routes Around Any Kind Of Central Authority. So It Is Best To Manage The Bottom-up Change Rather Than Try To Institute It From The Top Down.

It's Generally Much Easier To Kill An Organization Than To Change It Substantially.