The Infinite Game
409 EGP
A philosophical exploration of two types of games that govern human behavior: finite games played to win with defined rules and endpoints, versus infinite games played to keep playing and perpetuate the game itself.
This work examines the fundamental distinction between finite and infinite games as frameworks for understanding business, leadership, and life. Finite games have known players, fixed rules, and clear winners, while infinite games involve changing players, evolving rules, and the purpose of continuing play. The book applies this concept to corporate strategy, arguing that successful organizations must adopt an infinite mindset focused on long-term purpose rather than short-term victories. Written for business leaders and strategic thinkers, it challenges conventional competitive thinking and offers a paradigm shift toward sustainable, purpose-driven approaches to leadership and organizational culture.
| Dimensions | 281 × 170 × 250 cm |
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