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Hosted by Maria Boicova-Wynants · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Most strategic failures are decision failures. What Would You Do? explores how real decisions are made under pressure, by the people behind IP, innovation and strategy. Not theory. Not generic leadership advice.Each episode focuses on the moment of choice, where information is incomplete, incentives conflict, and consequences unfold over time.This podcast makes those decision patterns visible.Think clearly. Decide better.
Maria Boicova-Wynants hosts What Would You Do? with Maria Boicova-Wynants, a business show with 10 episodes published.
“Should we protect this?” sounds like an IP question. It usually isn’t. Most of the time, it is a decision-making problem. Because when the answer is not obvious, companies tend to do one of two things. They either drift
“Are we protected?” Is that the right question for the board to ask? I don’t think so. It sounds responsible, adult. It sounds like governance. And maybe… five or ten years ago, that question was enough. Legal checked th
"We've come too far to pivot." Few sentences have destroyed more value. It sounds reasonable. Responsible, even. Until you realise that "we've already invested so much" tells you absolutely nothing about what you should
Three words that have killed more strategic momentum inside companies than most competitors ever will. “Legal says no.” Usually, legal is technically right and that is precisely why this gets dangerous. I just released a
People built entire organizational rituals to disguise discomfort as “more analysis”, or hide the fear of making a decision by the delays to gather more data. PowerPoints multiply, research loops continue. Another expert
Your IP portfolio might be legally strong. That does NOT mean it matters. That is probably one of the most expensive misunderstandings in business. And I see it constantly. Patents filed, trademarks registered, claims br
A competitor launches in your space. Same problem. Similar positioning. Overlapping features. You feel rage. Then urgency. Then you reach for the lawyers. Stop. Most of the time, what's actually happening isn't theft. It
Your IP lawyer wants you to file. Sometimes that is the worst thing you can do. Not because patents are bad. Because filing early on an unvalidated assumption builds a legal structure to defend a hypothesis the market ha
Your IP strategy is failing because you’re trying to answer different questions in the same room. That’s Episode 2 of WWYD - What Would You Do? So let’s have a peak into that room, shall we? CTO says trade secrets.Legal
You don’t lose when your idea becomes public. You lose in the decisions that follow. Many founders think disclosure kills value. It doesn’t. Bad decisions under pressure do. Panic filing. Random pivots. Overprotecting th
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