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<li>A further subdivision of 1: <a href="/en/a%20bird%20in%20one's%20hand">a bird in one&#39;s hand</a> in <a href="/en/Five%20Principles%20of%20Effectuation">Five Principles of Effectuation</a>.
Resources]&quot; in &quot;<a href="/en/Use%20the%20resources%20you%20already%20have">Use the resources you already have</a>&quot; is &quot;<a href="/en/Human%20resources">Human resources</a>&quot;.
If someone is already a member of the team, it can be considered an acquired resource.</li>
<li>Should we think about how to utilize this resource, or <a href="/en/effectuation">effectuation</a> direction?</li>
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<p>relevance
    - <a href="/en/SOC">SOC</a>
    - <a href="/en/human%20network">human network</a>
    - <a href="/en/vehicle">vehicle</a>
    - If I am already part of an organization, that [organization is a resource</p>
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Human Bird-in-Hand Principle