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Built to Last: Visionary Companies and the Architecture of Endurance Most companies are born with ambition. Very few are born with longevity. Built to Last begins with a deceptively simple question: Why do some companies endure for generations while others, equally brilliant in their moment, fade into irrelevance? Jim Collins and Jerry Porras do not seek charismatic leaders, clever strategies, or perfect timing as their answer. Instead, they uncover something more unsettling—and more powerful: enduring greatness is designed, not improvised. The Core Paradox: Stability and Change At the heart of Built to Last lies a paradox that contradicts much modern business mythology. Visionary companies are fanatically stable at their core yet relentlessly adaptive in everything else. While ordinary companies chase trends, visionary companies anchor themselves to a core ideology—a combination of core values and core purpose that remains untouched by markets, technologies, and leadership...

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