Subtle problem with any sort of pivot (sunk-cost write-off+direction change): you need starter energy, but only have finishing energy left
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If you have to write off sunk costs, then it's not a "pivot", A "pivot" is when your existing assets are still assets for something new
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. There is always a min amount of write-off. 2nd law applies. A pivot is when you see a maneuver with unreasonably low writeoff
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It's always fuzzy, I guess. Often I hear people claiming they "pivot" when they're basically just starting new.
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Or worse, when they're just doing some regular steering that everybody else just calls management/leadership
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