ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A strategy that cannot change Monday morning behavior is still a presentation. In Episode 18, Antonio Irizarry explains why great strategies fail before they reach the floor. The episode connects a practical operating scenario with Alcoa and safety as a strategic translation and introduces The Strategy-to-Behavior Map. Use the practice this week to move from insight to an observable leadership behavior. References mentioned: The Power of Habit / Alcoa case
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