Just listened to a podcast with James Dyson where he detailed the extremely painful process of pulling the plug on his electric car - after £500m investment. But he said he got his money back by reabsorbing the skilled team back into the business
We often don’t stop until we are forced to - personally, professionally, corporately. We’ve lost the art of stoping and revisiting what’s working and what isn’t. Instead we add more and more. When perhaps we need to be doing less - but just better
Just listened to a podcast with James Dyson where he detailed the extremely painful process of pulling the plug on his electric car - after £500m investment. But he said he got his money back by reabsorbing the skilled team back into the business
We often don’t stop until we are forced to - personally, professionally, corporately. We’ve lost the art of stoping and revisiting what’s working and what isn’t. Instead we add more and more. When perhaps we need to be doing less - but just better
Great example x