Andrew Bustamante
The Navigator
Judgement in the fog, money, risk and the call others cannot make.
Andrew Bustamante reads as The Navigator because his entire discipline is orientation under uncertainty. A former CIA intelligence officer, he leads by teaching people to read situations the way an operative would, separating signal from noise and acting on incomplete information. His appearance on The Diary of a CEO demonstrated that craft in real time. He offers not answers but a way of finding them, which is the Navigator's essential gift.
“There is a domino effect that happens with every decision that the United States makes. Now that we have essentially taken this military action against a sovereign country, it opens the door for all sorts of other countries to just unilaterally choose when they're going to take action.”
“I take my information from as far opposite sources as possible and then see where the information confirms itself, where it correlates — if you see anti-American people saying the same thing as anti-Iranian people, where their messages are the same, that has corroboration.”
“We are seeing a transition to a strong man multipolar world. That creates more opportunities for conflict, less opportunities for communication, less shared common interest — a pathway to more interstate war.”
The Diary of a CEO: “WW3 Threat Assessment: "Trump Bombing Iran Just Increased Nuclear War Threat" The Terrifying Reality”
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