Sustain

<b>This is a work of system-think on why breakthroughs mostly don't sustain.</b> <p>In answer it recalls mutual learning by which the exceptional have defied the norms of decline since before humans could write about it. Part 1 shows the mechanics how complex adaptive systems extend order-Hayek's catallaxy. How lean exploits this is unpacked. Part 2 isolates popular fallacies of control that incentivize undoing. Part 3 offers countermeasures-leveled exploration and exploitation in strategy deployment standard work and development of employees products services and methods.</p><p>Lean turns paradigms and routines from holding on to sustainably moving on. Lean is not just a factory thing. Lessons abound in nature's fractals and adaptations admin and history too; from the present back through World War II the Industrial Revolution the Reformation to its roots in the civilizing of Antiquity. </p><p>Learners mine hard lessons while knowers sadly repeat them. Great sources on catallaxy-Juran Hayek Popper Kuhn Sproul Rother March-have left us rich deposits of distilled experience. Sustain is a trail guide locating pivotal insights to defy the entropy of abandon-and-revert in any enterprise that coordinates resources time and treasure in the face of varying alternative uses.</p>