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In this talk, the speaker argues that to attract top‑talent (A‑players), leaders should not showcase their company’s current state but instead paint a vivid picture of the organization three years ahead—how it will look, act, and feel. Using the metaphor of a bare lot of land versus detailed architectural drawings, he illustrates that people are excited by a compelling vision rather than empty reality. He cites a real‑world example of an award‑winning property in Dubai, explaining that when contractors see the grand design they are eager to build it. The core message is that sharing a concrete, future‑focused vision draws in people who want to help construct that future, whereas showing only the present (the “bare land”) fails to inspire.

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