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I have seen a lot of takes on #Airlift , some people appreciating the blitz scaling and some just being politically correct to others calling them an outright scam and fudging numbers etc. Here is my take on the whole saga 🧵
Blitz scaling is great and the flywheel oh the flywheel is amazing, it’s actually better then amazing. The concept comes from Nazi Germany’s lightning strike on a lot of European countries and capturing them “blitzkrieg”. Do read up on history, they were prepping for it for
For a very long time. They had been building up armour units, training infantry and building roads and manufacturing capacity. The blitzkrieg failed when the logistics failed the Germans in the now famous siege of Stalingrad. They ran short on fuel and ability to replace lost
Why are we even talking about #ethics when some of the biggest companies aren't even abiding by the #law? 
Blitzscaling your company isn’t easy; if it were, everyone would do it. Like most things of value in this world, blitzscaling is contrarian and unique.
To succeed, you’ll have to violate many of the management “rules” that are designed for efficiency and risk minimization. In honor of the launch of Blitzscaling, here are the 9 Counterintuitive Rules of #Blitzscaling...
Rule #1: Embrace Chaos.
Traditional business strives for order and regularity in management, operations, and financial results. But when you're blitzscaling, the focus on order needs to be replaced with a willingness to embrace a level of chaos that would horrify most MBAs.
Traditional business strives for order and regularity in management, operations, and financial results. But when you're blitzscaling, the focus on order needs to be replaced with a willingness to embrace a level of chaos that would horrify most MBAs.
