Visionaries or Vague Promises? Why Companies Fail Without Leaders Who See Beyond the Bottom Line

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Visionary leaders are often celebrated for their big ideas and charisma, but without a clear path forward, even the boldest vision can become a costly distraction. In a landmark 2017 study that remains influential today, McKinsey highlights this divide: Companies that prioritize long-term strategies — focusing on consistent investments and sustainable growth — outperform their peers by 47% in revenue growth over a decade. These companies benefit from stronger employee engagement, customer loyalty and resilience during downturns. In contrast, companies chasing quick wins often lose ground when economic pressures mount.

As economic shifts and competitive pressures increase, businesses need leaders who

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