David Jenyns compares business to solving a Rubik's Cube: a sequence of specific steps you must complete in order. His son learned the cube by following an algorithm, starting with making a daisy, then placing edges and corners. There are about seven or eight steps total.
Recently, my son's been playing with the Rubik's Cube. And I realized that as he's teaching me how to do the Rubik's Cube, because He's hopped on YouTube and he's done all the searches to figure out what the steps are, I've realized that business is a lot like a Rubik's Cube. There's actually a very specific set of steps that you can take to solve a Rubik's Cube. It's almost like an algorithm, and there are different levels and different stages that you go through to complete the Rubik's Cube. You can't actually move on to the next step until you complete the step that you're on. Step number one in solving a Rubik's Cube is you make a daisy, which is. It's a yellow dot in the middle and then white in each of the corners. Step number two is you put the edges in. Step number three, you start to put the corners in, and there's an algorithm on how you put the corners in. And there's about seven or eight steps that you go through to solve a Rubik's Cube.
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