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December 6th, 1941: 80% of Americans wanted nothing to do with World War Two.
December 8th, 1941: That opinion didn't just change—it ceased to exist.
What happened in those 90 minutes at Pearl Harbor reveals the most dangerous assumption early-stage entrepreneurs make about competition, market shifts, and strategic threats.
Here's the pattern:
You're watching the threat build.
You see the competitor raising money. You notice customer expectations shifting. You know the market is moving.
But it doesn't feel urgent yet.
Revenue is stable. The team is busy. You tell yourself: "We'll deal with it next quarter."
Then your Pearl Harbor moment hits.
And suddenly you're not strategizing—you're surviving.
Making panicked decisions. Reacting instead of leading.
The real question isn't whether you'll be forced to move.
It's whether you'll move now, from a position of strength, or wait until crisis makes the decision for you.
This video breaks down the critical 90-minute window that changed history—and why the entrepreneurs who win are the ones who act before their hand is forced.

❓ Are you building from strength, or waiting for crisis to decide for you?
Find out where you stand.

Take my free 3-minute Business Assessment (23 questions) and discover if you're positioned to act strategically—or if you're closer to your Pearl Harbor moment than you think: https://bizassessment.scoreapp.com/

Don't wait for the wake-up call. Watch the video. Take the assessment. Act from strength.

Chapter Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:24 December 6, 1941
1:33 The Attack
2:43 The Shift
3:38 The Pattern
4:56 The Question
6:03 The Reality
7:25 The Sidelines
8:36 Parting Thoughts