Why there's no one-size-fits-all approach to data strategy

Very early on when I decided on the title, humanizing their strategy, I thought I painted myself into a corner. Because if I'm really taking humanity seriously, then I need to acknowledge that every human being is different and unique. So that implies there is no one size of all approach because that would imply that all the human beings are the same, and there's one approach that would convince all of them to do the right things. But that just isn't true. Right? Yeah. So all I can do is based on experiences and people things and research that certain things always have these advantages and disadvantages, and finding what works for you and your organization needs to be your own effort. I can only give you the impulse and the direction of what you should aim for, but finding that way is on your own, which is also why exactly why I'm not prescribing anything. Right? I'm I'm not I cannot tell you what is exactly the right thing to you. I can go and give you ideas and examples, and you figure it out on your own. But I think with my book, hopefully, I gave you, like, an impulse in the right direction and you figure it out. That's also most of the feedback I get. It's like, the I'm so glad that the people that are reading work are smart because they take the ideas that I give that, like, I already started applying today. It helped me to structure my thoughts about it. Now I know how I'm gonna operationalize this kind of thing that I was thinking about, for example. Right? So that's a great response too.