Salient & Viketka
Hey Viketka, ever thought about how classic novels could double as strategic playbooks? Like, can we map the cunning of “The Count of Monte Cristo” to modern boardroom tactics?
That's a clever idea—I'd probably start by reading the book, then jotting down a few notes, and finally realizing the best strategy is to enjoy the story itself rather than turn it into a PowerPoint deck.
Nice, you’re already turning the page with style. Keep that enthusiasm alive—maybe take a moment to jot one key takeaway, then dive back into the story. The real win? Owning the narrative before you ever pitch it.
I’d take patience as the key point – a slow, steady plan beats a sudden strike. I’ll jot that down, then get back to the book.
Sounds like a solid play—slow and steady is a strategy, not just a virtue. Keep the notes sharp, then refocus on the plot; the real battle is in how you carry yourself through the twists. Good luck.