Business Game Time

Isner and Mahut played for 11 hours at Wimbledon because no one made a mistake. If you want to win – in sports or in business – you have to force your opponents into making mistakes. By doing the unexpected and creative, any perfect defense can be broken, as examples show. Why imperfection is the real perfection.

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