Carroll Shelby didn't pitch Ken Miles to Henry Ford II with a PowerPoint or a business case. He strapped the billionaire into a race car, drove it flat out, and let fear do the persuading. When the exec felt what the machine could do — and felt his own mortality — the argument was already won. The persuasion happened in the body, not the boardroom.
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