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Key Takeaways Instead of avoiding disruption, learn to work with it and find opportunity inside the uncertainty.
Staying curious and learning to read the early signs in the market allows you to discover new growth opportunities and make proactive adjustments.
The most resilient companies have turned adaptation into a habit. They expect disruption, plan for it and use it to refine their focus.
In a world defined by volatility, success often depends on how leaders interpret change. The strongest companies are not those that avoid disruption but those that learn to work with it and find opportunity inside the uncertainty.
I have seen how disruption touches every part of global business. A new regulation can change who my company buys from and who it sells to. A shipping route can close overnight. A competitor can introduce a new technology that redefines how the market operates. A new government policy can change our future-forward strategy.
At first, these moments can feel uneasy. They often arrive without warning and with immediate consequences. Yet over time, I have come to see them as a normal and even productive part of growth. Each disruption gets rid of old assumptions and forces a reassessment of how we work, trade and think.
Disruption is not destructive. Sometimes it is the only way to move forward.
Related: How I Built a Business That Thrives Through Constant Disruption — and How You Can Too
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