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Infinite games like business don’t have many rules, but they do require longevity to keep playing them.

Basketball is an example of a finite game. Finite games have clear-cut rules, designated players, and a defined win condition. There are two kinds of games in the world: finite and infinite. This book shows you how to lead your team toward success without thinking of winning or losing. Simon Sinek’s book, Infinite Game (2019), helps leaders think about business in new ways-as more than just a competition or zero-sum game but as an infinite one that goes on forever. The first thing you should do is figure out what kind of game it is and how to play it. but he's definitely not an idiot.1-Page Summary of The Infinite Game Overview

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