Christian OsgoodCEO, Multifamily Strategy · CEO at Multifamily Strategy

The Stress Game is Like a Board Game??

5 Oct 2023 · 0 min

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Christian Osgood breaks down the Stress Game into three phases: Control, where you identify what you can actually change; Influence, where you figure out who else matters and what's blocking you; and Feedback, where you pause and let things play out before your next move.

The Stress Game plays just like a board game. It's a turn-based game. You go through your stages. First phase is, "What can I control?" Then you have influence, which is, "Okay, who's done what I want to do? Where am I stuck? How can I push moving forward?" Once you've moved through those two steps, your turn's over. You wait for feedback. You wait for whatever you did in the control phase to play out. The other players need to take their turn.

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