The “ignore your competition; focus only on customers” advice meme feels wrong. I propose this as best: “watch your competitors but dont fixate” My reasoning is competitors’ actions always are things to we can copy or learn from...
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Yes. I'd add that in the cost-center/non-strategic aspects of the business, copying is often really good if you see/hear about a competitor doing something smart.
Great great point. Really like that distinction. Simplify make it pithy and call it (or I will for you) Girdley’s law.
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I'm thinking of thinking bigger -- maybe a "Girdley's 150 commandments." Oh wait, Ray Dalio already did that! :-)
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"Girdley's 150 commandments; A guide to business and life without the parkinson's or seemingly credible fraud allegations" Something is weird about Dalio, imho...
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