Tempo: Timing, Tactics and Strategy in Narrative-Driven Decision-Making
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Tempo is a short book about the role timing plays in strategy and decision-making. Venkatesh Rao argues that the way people make choices depends less on what they know and more on how they shape the stories they tell about events, and on when they act. He explores how a sense of tempo, the rhythm at which situations unfold and at which we respond, can give a decision-maker an edge in business and in life. Written for managers, planners and curious readers, it offers a way of thinking about when to move, when to wait and how to recognise the moment that matters.
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