Be the Navy, Not Pirates
Most great organizations start as pirates — breaking rules, defying empires, and building fortunes from the wreckage. “Move fast and break things” captured that spirit: better to be bold and decisive than slow and perfect. But history shows us that pirates never last long. For a time, piracy worked — fast, improvisational, wildly profitable. In...
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