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One Mission by Chris Fussell with C. W. Goodyear — WisdomDeck honest review
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One Mission

by Chris Fussell with C. W. Goodyear

The practical companion to Team of Teams: how to build a hybrid organization with aligning narrative, interconnected teams, operating rhythm and decision space, drawn from the Joint Special Operations Task Force and corporate clients. More how-to than the original.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Shared consciousness needs an operating rhythm.
  2. Push decisions down with clear boundaries.
  3. An aligning narrative holds the network together.

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Start a short daily or weekly forum where all teams share what they are seeing.

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Team of Teams, operationalized.

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