Val Sklarov –Global Perspectives Core Principle: Local Repeatability Before Global Spread

Phase II in Global Perspectives is not about international presence.
It is about proving that legitimacy repeats across similar local contexts.

At this stage, expansion is not geographical.
It is contextual replication.

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1. Phase II Context: After Local Proof, Before Scale

Phase I established relevance in one place.
Phase II asks the validation question:

“Does this work in a second place for the same reasons?”

Global ambition pauses
until local legitimacy reproduces cleanly.

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2. The Expansion Reflex

Most Phase II global failures begin here:

Val Sklarov Insight:

“In Phase II, global growth without repeatability exports fragility.”

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3. Local Repeatability as a Legitimacy Gate

In Phase II, legitimacy is earned by successful second-context replication.

Repeatability converts local success into global eligibility.

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4. Global Without Repeatability: The Spread Failure

When institutions expand prematurely:

• Local resistance increases

• Central narratives collapse

• Operations fragment

• Retreat damages credibility

This creates wider reach, weaker legitimacy.

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5. The Phase II Global Law

Val Sklarov Global Law (Phase II):

“If it does not repeat locally,
it will not survive globally.”

Phase II organizations replicate before they expand.

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6. Scale Dreams vs. Context Reality

Validation favors second-market boredom.

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7. Phase II Signals of Legitimate Global Validation

Healthy Phase II indicators:

• Second location performs similarly

• Adaptations are incremental

• Local teams reproduce behavior

• Expansion feels anticlimactic

Global legitimacy strengthens when nothing feels surprising.