Bāzī-yi nā'maḥdūd: Persian 1401

The Infinite Game is considered the first book in Iran that was published simultaneously with its printed version in America and all over the world. This time, Simon Cink looks for an answer to an interesting question: How do you progress and survive in a game with no finish line? Many organizations and individuals are immersed in the idea of victory. But how can you win a game that really has no end? There is no such thing at all. For example, do we have something called "winning" in business?! Games like football and chess, with clear rules and a clear endpoint, are considered limited games. But the business game is unlimited and infinite, and there is no such thing as "winning" in it because new challenges always arise, the rules of the game are not clear and stable, the players are not fixed and permanent, and there are no lines. There is no end to it.