Strategic Thinking
Definition
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Strategic thinking is not about how you think but about what you think about: it is the discipline of directing attention toward the topics that actually shape an organization's medium and long term future. Anyone can do it, given the right topics. In the Predictable Success model it pairs with good judgment to become strategic planning, a structured process that turns big-picture thinking into an action plan that actually gets done.
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