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Revenue leadership did not become harder because teams stopped executing well. It became harder because reality became harder to see. Most leaders today are surrounded by dashboards, metrics and reports, yet still feel one step behind what is actually happening in the business. Decisions are made with partial information. Alignment erodes quietly. Confidence fades before numbers break.

Alignment rarely fails because teams want different outcomes. It fails because, as revenue systems grow more complex, capable teams begin operating on different versions of reality. This article explores why alignment breaks even when execution is strong — and why shared intelligence, not better coordination, is the missing foundation.