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​Harvard vs. Farmer About the Author Right Career Life Coach: Why a Farmer or Grocery Store Manager is a superior strategist to an Empty Harvard Strategist / Consultant who has never directly managed an organization of 50 + people Divides between Theoretical or Empty Storytelling and High-Velocity Operational Reality In a grocery store or farm, there are no "retakes." If the milk, corn aren't in the vertical silo (the shelf) by 6:00 AM, the ROI is lost.  This is the same pressure we face as parents of 8 lovely children, especially our special needs ❤️—if the system fails, the children's "Biological Hardware" suffers. Why a Farmer or Grocery Store Manager is a Superior Strategic Coach Most "Big Talkers" / Empty consultants / strategists have never managed a Perishable Asset.  A farmer or grocery store manager handles thousands of items with expiration dates, shifting customer demands, and diverse teams every single day. They don't do "stor...

When your audience use more Windows/PC as the audience of  L. Vertex May TJMN America, that means your audience are business owner and or intelligent team of some employer, or might be employees of 500 Fortune company: The business owners and management team who are reading your articles from their desktop.  Strategically Lazy: Easily Reclaiming 36.5 Hours - ½ month via Process Optimization" The Executive Framework In high-level management, we talk about "Siloing" as a way to contain risks and streamline processes.  Most people think of this only in terms of software or department structures.  At L Vertex May TJMN America, Strategic Organizational Efficiency is a lifestyle, not just a job title. If you cannot manage the "Silo" of your own kitchen, you are leaking the very energy and time required to lead a company or a state. Process Optimization: The 'Tin Can' Logic of Elite Performers" The Physics of "The Tin Can" ROI Why did our articl...