Jim Collins talks about this in "Good to Great." He likens business success to a flywheel that takes a lot of effort to get moving but seems to almost spin by i

Jim Collins talks about this in "Good to Great." He likens business success to a flywheel that takes a lot of effort to get moving but seems to almost spin by itself once in motion. You usually can't point to one particular decision that was "the" push that made it spin, just lots and lots of little things that worked in aggregate.