Table 1From “Why growth compounds, and activity doesn't.”
The same work, in two forms
The right-hand column is not more sophisticated and need not cost more. It carries one additional requirement, that something survives the end of the cycle, and it usually pays later.
Table 1The same work, in two forms
| The work | As activity: spent when it ends | As an asset: still there next cycle |
|---|---|---|
| Demand generation | A campaign that books meetings this quarter | A positioning the market can repeat back to you |
| Pricing | A discount that closes the deal in front of you | An architecture a seller defends without escalation |
| Sales process | A seller who is unusually good at qualifying | A qualification standard the whole team applies |
| Measurement | A report explaining what happened last quarter | A model that gets corrected every cycle |
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Source: Author's own classification.

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Growth that compounds
Why growth compounds, and activity doesn't.
The quiet difference between moves that make the next move easier and work that resets when the quarter ends, and why the second is much easier to fund.
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