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Most Founders Are Playing Blitz Chess (And It’s Costing Them)

Blitz chess is fast. It’s exciting. It’s tactical. It’s also low quality. And most founders are running their businesses exactly like that. In this video, I break down: The difference between blitz thinking and classical strategy Why speed feels productive (but hides mistakes) Why amateurs prefer fast decisions Why serious operators play the long game How strategic depth translates into sustainable growth In chess, classical games are respected. They’re higher quality. They require preparation, stamina, and positioning. Business is the same. If you want serious revenue, serious relationships, and serious respect -you can’t build it at blitz speed. Audience and attention are tactics. Positioning and depth are strategy. And strategy always wins. 🔔 Subscribe for BS-free strategy for founders building small teams and big profits. Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 0:38 - Blitz vs Classical 4:23 - Why Most Founders Default to Blitz 7:16 - Play Blitz Once You Know The Rules 9:38 - The Mistakes Blitz Founders Make 13:3 - What To Do Instead 15:04 - Blitz Has Its Place Sabrina's Socials 👩🏽‍💻 LinkedIn:   / sabrinachevannes   📸 Instagram:   / sabzyc   🐦 X: https://x.com/sabzyc 🎵 TikTok:   / sabrinachevannes   Sabrina's Podcasts 🎥 No Bullsh*t Talks:    /  @nobullshittalks    🎧 Sniffing Out the Bullsh*t: https://podcasts.apple.com › podcast › sniffing-out-the-b... Who is Sabrina? Sabrina is a serial entrepreneur who has been running her own businesses since 2008. She's an International Chess Master and international poker player, using these strategy skills throughout her business. She runs her own entrepreneur members club in London called N0BS, which stands for No Bullsh*t! The club also has an in-house creative agency, which works with clients such as NATO and Sony, as well as SMEs. Sabrina lectures at universities, teaching digital marketing and strategy components on MBA courses. She's also the curator of TEDxShoreditch.