Every successful business executive, entrepreneur, and organization leader must understand the intricate dance of strategy and tactics. To think, for all those MBA classes I took, the single most important exercise that taught me this occurred in elementary school. Perhaps a teacher today can tell me why I’ve remembered it after so many years. Read all about it in this week’s Carosa Commentary: “Always Open the Peanut Butter Jar First.”
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