The Other Side of Impossible
What five months two kilometres from Chernobyl taught her about decisions
On the morning of 26 April 1986, the sand outside her building looked exactly like sand. Natalia was six and lived two kilometres from Reactor Number Four for five months. This keynote is not a disaster used as a metaphor. It is the pattern she lived through at six and learned to name after twenty years of building companies: reality can change before it looks different, and the most expensive decisions get made in the gap between what is happening and what we think is happening.
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