It's Monday - so i't blogreading day for me. I check out a lot of leadership blogs, read a lot of articles and jump from link to link. It was one of those link to link to link jumps that took me to this article about Spiderman the Musical . Now, Bono and the Edge of U2 did the music for this musical that has become a monster, so I'm interested to begin with, right? And, you know, it's Spiderman so, though I'm not a Marvel Superhero fan, it's still part of my childhood culture... Anyway, in the article, Peter Schneider, former chairman of Walt Disney Studios (so I figure he's got some insight into such things), talks about why this production became a bit of a nightmare (yeah, it's grossing lots of money - but has cost a fortune to produce and has been fraught with problems). This paragraph is particularly compelling: A show does not come off the rails in one day. It is the cumulative impact of many wrong turns. In Jon Krakauer's book "...