Strategic Thinking in Action
A Practical Toolkit to Sharpen Your Strategic Mindset and Elevate Your Impact as a Leader
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"We need you to think more strategically." You've heard it in performance reviews and strategy meetings. But here's what they never tell you: How to think strategically. Most resources (books, courses) on strategic thinking concentrate on frameworks and models that are used for strategic planning. No one ever shows you or helps you to develop your strategic thinking as an integrated system. It leaves most rising executives feeling disempowered as they try to piece together fragments into something they can work with, all while trying to get their jobs done. Strategic thinking isn't a collectio...
"We need you to think more strategically." You've heard it in performance reviews and strategy meetings. But here's what they never tell you: How to think strategically. Most resources (books, courses) on strategic thinking concentrate on frameworks and models that are used for strategic planning. No one ever shows you or helps you to develop your strategic thinking as an integrated system. It leaves most rising executives feeling disempowered as they try to piece together fragments into something they can work with, all while trying to get their jobs done. Strategic thinking isn't a collection of separate techniques. It's a complete mental architecture with five interconnected components that work together to transform how you process complexity. Steven Haines engineered this architecture through extensive research with thousands of professionals, studying how strategic thinking really works and creating a comprehensive system to show you what separates strategic leaders from tactical managers. The Five-Phase Strategic Thinking Mental Architecture offers readers 22 tools and methods for you to raise your game as a strategic thinker. These include:5 Habits of strategic thinkers 5 Systems thinking lenses 3 Mindset shifts 4 Techniques to identify and solve problems 5 Practices that contribute to your ability to create better strategies While others get lost in data, you'll spot patterns. While others chase symptoms, you'll solve root problems. While others apply generic approaches, you'll design solutions for your unique situation. This isn't theory. Every component includes specific exercises you can use immediately with real business challenges. They want you to think more strategically. Now you have the complete mental architecture to do it.
