From WSJopinion: 'Everyone now making decisions grew up in the past 60 years, a time of historic wealth creation, human growth, relative stability,' writes peggynoonannyc. 'In this cynical age they’ve grown too trusting of good fortune.'
This is on the danger of pushing it too far. It is a delicate business knowing what the moment will allow. You can be right in intent and wrong on execution, and if you’re wrong on that it may not matter you were right in intent.
A great woman in business and the arts once told me the most dangerous place to be is significantly ahead of the curve. People will dismiss you as too far out. Better to be just a little ahead of the curve, which allows people to wonder if you might be a visionary. She in fact was a visionary, and careful not to seem too many steps ahead.
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