Files: all on the shelf (Goldratt The Goal + 30th-anniv ed.; Pink Drive; Lewis Moneyball; Epstein Range; Mlodinow The Drunkard's Walk). Stance: Allies — illustration / reinforcement (not new constructs; each lends a vivid hook to an existing message)
How each plugs in
- Goldratt, The Goal (Theory of Constraints) — the binding-constraint analogue, in manufacturing: a system's throughput is set by its single constraint; optimize anything else and nothing improves. This is CAMS's "find the one binding constraint" in operations form — a strong, familiar metaphor for the diagnosis (Part I / Part VI). (Library had only a summary; now full editions.)
- Pink, Drive — the popular autonomy/mastery/purpose rendering of SDT (#05); accessible Motivation citation (Part IV). (Note: Drive is also already in the PA library.)
- Lewis, Moneyball — the canonical measurement-beats-expert-narrative story; the best marketing illustration of "rule out chance / measure, don't opine" (MESSAGING walkthrough, value model). Popular, not academic.
- Epstein, Range — breadth/sampling vs early specialization; a Capability/develop-in-place nuance (when generalist range beats narrow practice) — secondary to Ericsson (#06).
- Mlodinow, The Drunkard's Walk — how randomness rules outcomes; reinforces the luck/chance case alongside Mauboussin (#18) and Noise (#19) for the value model.
Use
Marketing + accessible citations; not substrate-critical. The Goal (constraints) and Moneyball (measure-don't-opine) are the two worth foregrounding. All acquired ✓.