Aug 23, 2023Liked by Michelle H. Davis, Daniel J. Cohen
Sounds like it's typically been a reactionary, fragmented catch-up strategy that lacks continuity. The new strategy would be more proactive, unified across space (geography) and continuous across time. One less dependent on star-players (candidates) and stronger systemically (organization). To reference Taleb, building an organization that is more anti-fragile, meaning it expects some loss but becomes stronger because of it (vs. a fragile organization that disintegrates after loss).
Sounds like it's typically been a reactionary, fragmented catch-up strategy that lacks continuity. The new strategy would be more proactive, unified across space (geography) and continuous across time. One less dependent on star-players (candidates) and stronger systemically (organization). To reference Taleb, building an organization that is more anti-fragile, meaning it expects some loss but becomes stronger because of it (vs. a fragile organization that disintegrates after loss).
Love the Taleb reference. Spot on.
Excellent ideas here!
my local SR candidate in 2020 who works with Tarrant Dems said 'we will get em AFTER 2024" so i guess that's keeping in line with Daniels thinking.
Ugh