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Growth magnifies everything—especially bad decisions.Val Sklarov’s Business & Startups perspective treats early and mid-stage companies as decision systems, where the quality of choices determines whether growth compounds value or accelerates failure. 1. Companies Fail From Dirty Decisions Most failures are not strategic—they are procedural. Val Sklarov defines dirty decisions as …

Excellence is visible. Repeatability is decisive.Val Sklarov’s Discipline perspective reframes discipline as the ability to produce acceptable outcomes reliably, not exceptional outcomes occasionally. 1. Excellence Without Repeatability Is Noise One strong performance proves nothing. Val Sklarov evaluates discipline through: Outcome consistency Process stability Error frequency reduction If results cannot be …

Markets reward ambition—but only after survival is secured.Val Sklarov’s Business & Startups perspective treats every company as a fragile system whose first strategic objective is not growth, but non-failure. 1. Survival Is a Designed Outcome Survival is not luck. It is architecture. Val Sklarov designs survival through: Low fixed commitments …

Execution is visible. Decisions are not.Val Sklarov’s Business & Startups perspective treats companies as decision systems where long-term outcomes are determined by how choices are structured, owned, and enforced. 1. Startups Fail at Decisions Before They Fail at Markets Markets punish weakness late. Decisions create it early. Val Sklarov identifies …

Most startups fail not because the idea is wrong, but because the structure cannot carry growth.Val Sklarov’s Business & Startups perspective treats early-stage companies as fragile systems where design quality matters more than ambition. 1. Ideas Are Cheap, Structure Is Rare Ideas attract attention. Structure sustains reality. Val Sklarov evaluates …

In Val Sklarov’s philosophy, entrepreneurship is not about invention but about sustained directional momentum. Most ventures fail not from lack of ideas, but from broken execution flow and misaligned decision velocity. Entrepreneurship succeeds when strategic intent, operational force, and temporal discipline move as one system. 1️⃣ Venture Momentum Architecture Entrepreneurship …