Earlier this week, I mentioned how Instagram feels like zapping TV when audio is on (a revelation for me). Today, I learn from @appannie a fascinating trend in China where video-focused social media players like TikTok are threatening TV streaming players.
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@joeantelmi Thanks for sharing this, Joe. The book is already on the list (possibly because you previously shared it or because somebody else did): https://t.co/MZuNX3Ugr2

The worst thing that can happen to a company (and it happens all the time) is confusing the two. Executing without a strategy while believing that you are doing strategy.

Eventually, the market will realize you are moving randomly and will punish you for that.

Strategy is about *where* and *why* deploying your resources to achieve a *macroscopic*, final outcome.
The *what*, *when*, and *how* are about execution, not strategy.

As such, strategy depends on a full understanding of the landscape (and your own goals) at any given time.

Product improvements, for example, is NOT strategy.

*What*, *when*, *how* have to follow what had been defined by the *where* and *why* of the strategy. Without that alignment, you are executing random steps that will lead nowhere.

@mccrory I don’t know about that. The gazillion of podcasts that don’t have transcription will be never found by a person that could potentially benefit from them. The idea that the majority of people goes through the archive of recordings is pure fantasy imo. How’s that less ephemeral?

@xahteiwi @Cmdr_Hadfield Thanks for sharing, Florian. It sounds very interesting. This book is now on my list: https://t.co/9rHgVzhj5m

@bajorgensen 1y ago I decided to not include novels in my life-changing book list, but thanks for sharing, Bjørn. It’s a great story.

https://t.co/9rHgVzhj5m

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on Jan 11, 2022

Did I mention that @zipline is one of my favourite startups ever? https://t.co/nCyBna1N90