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When you are winning, changing direction feels wrong, irresponsible, and completely out of place. But sticking to yesterday’s playbook just because it worked before is the fastest way to get left behind.

In this episode, I break down the real story behind Kodak’s collapse—not because they lacked smart people or innovation, but because they got attached to their method instead of staying loyal to their mission. We dive deep into self-competition, why every great breakthrough starts as an awkward prototype, and how to evaluate your business so you stop protecting outdated systems.

What We Discuss in This Episode:

• The true history of Kodak’s 1975 digital camera invention and where they went wrong
• Why disruption hides behind things that look like threats to current revenue
• The critical difference between your core mission and your temporary methods
• How personal attachments to routines, jobs, and tasks stall long-term growth
• Why every powerful future starts as an unimpressive first draft
• The one question you must ask yourself to audit your business today

If you’re ready to stop protecting the past and start building a scalable future, hit that play button, subscribe, and let’s get to work!

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