
Why are most of the world’s richest people not from ultra‑rich families?
Because in the long-term, growth rate beats everything.
What distinguishes those who consistently achieve a higher growth rate?
Execution is critical, but millions execute well. That’s not it.
It’s the ideas, the solutions to the ambiguous problems.
Think about it.
Thousands of capable entrepreneurs had already launched internet businesses when Jeff Bezos was just getting started with Amazon.
Amazon’s long-term vision was to become the store for everything, and to start with books: a brilliant answer to the ambiguous problem of pairing a bold vision with a feasible first model.
While other talented executors went broke online because of weak ideas, Amazon kept compounding by executing better ones.
If you need fresh ideas to solve an ambiguous problem and accelerate your growth rate, talk to an ideation specialist (for ambiguous problems) today.
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