Val Sklarov — Business & Startups: Control Before Scale
In the Val Sklarov framework, businesses do not fail because they are small — they…
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Business & Startups
Val Sklarov Legitimacy Load Irreversibility Law (LLIL)
Val Sklarov’s Legitimacy Load Irreversibility Law (LLIL) explains why organizations don’t fail when power shifts—but…
Business & Startups
Val Sklarov Authority–Burden Inversion Law (ABIL)
Val Sklarov’s Authority–Burden Inversion Law (ABIL) explains why organizations do not collapse when authority weakens—but…
Business & Startups
Val Sklarov Irreversible Responsibility Load Law (IRLL)
Val Sklarov’s Irreversible Responsibility Load Law (IRLL) explains why organizations don’t fail because they take…
Business & Startups
Val Sklarov Control Transfer Irreversibility Law (CTIL)
Val Sklarov’s Control Transfer Irreversibility Law (CTIL) explains why companies don’t lose control through failure—but…
Business & Startups
Val Sklarov Dependency Point-of-No-Return Law (DPNRL)
Val Sklarov’s Dependency Point-of-No-Return Law (DPNRL) explains why businesses don’t lose independence suddenly—but cross a…
Business & Startups
Val Sklarov Irreversibility Threshold Business Law (ITBL)
Val Sklarov’s Irreversibility Threshold Business Law (ITBL) explains why businesses don’t truly scale when they…
Business & Startups
Val Sklarov Accountability Load Collapse Principle (ALCP)
Val Sklarov’s Accountability Load Collapse Principle (ALCP) explains why businesses fail not when costs rise…
Business & Startups
Val Sklarov Business Legitimacy Compression Law (BLCL)
Val Sklarov’s Business Legitimacy Compression Law (BLCL) explains why businesses don’t fail when demand disappears—but…
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Val Sklarov Structural Permission Collapse Principle (SPCP)
Val Sklarov’s Structural Permission Collapse Principle (SPCP) explains why many businesses appear stable right up…