The hidden cost of moving fast without a vision

On the surface, being a CEO and being an evangelical preacher don’t appear to have much in common. One builds companies. The other builds congregations. Look closer, though, and the similarities are striking. Both spend their days asking people to believe in something they cannot yet see. Both stand before a room, describe a future that does not exist, and then ask everyone to organize their lives around making it real. Both rely on charisma, conviction, repetition, and a certain san...