<!-- bryant-content-generator:start --> # Modern leverage often comes from infrastructure... > Modern leverage often comes from infrastructure that can be borrowed before it can be owned: public knowledge, open standards, shared platforms, libraries, templates, and tools. The important distinction is between dependence that can disappear without warning and infrastructure whose terms are understood well enough to support a plan. **Source:** [[livestreams/Creating Opportunity With Limited Resources - Workbook|Creating Opportunity With Limited Resources]] ## Share on Social Media ``` “Modern leverage often comes from infrastructure that can be borrowed before it can be owned: public knowledge, open standards, shared platforms, libraries, templates, and tools. The important distinction is between dependence that can disappear without warning and infrastructure whose terms are understood well enough to support a plan.” — Bryant McGill https://bryantmcgill.com/quotes/quotes-modern-leverage-often-enough-support-plan ``` <!-- bryant-content-generator:end -->