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One of the most interesting things I’ve ever heard about Starcraft that applies to life is Day 9’s about how to craft a good strategy (hope I’m getting this right @realHiltonHart); Just build drones. If you lose, reduce the number of drones you build by one. Keep doing this
until you win. The optimization maximums are usually around the extremes. Look there first. One thing about business & life that is important is that Starcraft gives you multiple games whereas in business, if you die, you die forever so you gotta test everything.
Def much harder to spin up a new business vs game 
That said, there are opps to seek out “game inside game” loops to iterate and hope you nail something before everything dies.
I think that’s why it’s so important to also have that “obsessed question” as North Star to pursue.
“The optimization maximums are usually around the extremes. Look there first.” Interesting. Test the limits of a system by starting with the edge first, not the center.
It’s like when you were doing math in high school. The answer was usually 1, 0, inf or -inf
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