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The Jujitsu Operating System
The metaphor that runs the whole show.
How it works
- 1Stillness beats speed. The calm guy who is not in a rush outlasts the panicker.
- 2Looseness beats rigidity. Light arms in a seatbelt grip are stronger than braced ones. When you are rigid, you break.
- 3Leverage beats force. Lean in many directions, find the one advantage that opens up, then commit. Save force for short bursts.
- 4Live to roll another day. Tapping early and walking away is a win when it keeps you in the game.
Hear it on the podcast
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