STRATEGIC THINKING

Develop Your Strategic - Thinking Muscle
i) Acumen - How you think
ii) Allocation - How you plan
iii) Action - What you do (Strategic approach)
- Implementation -> Collaboration & Execution
 - Prioritize -> high impact tasks
 - Tackle biggest Challenges
 - Explore ways -> make progress
 - Master necessary skills
 - Find innovative ways
 - Assemble resources
 (Physical, mental, relational resources)
 - Productive environment

Create a Development Plan:
i) Set a target
- Plan
 -> goals & action items with a timeline
 -> experiences
 -> strengths
 -> goals and strategic priorities
 - Time management

ii) Plan your writing project
-> Plan, Organize, Write, Revise
 - from reader's points of view
 -> Strike a balance between sophistication and accessibility
 -> Writing -> must be appealing and more persuasive
 -> Purpose
 -> Who will receive and read (audience)
 -> how much context do you need to provide (scope)
 -> what key ideas do you want to convey

iii) Brainstorm ideas:
-> unstructured and structured approach
-> organizing your thoughts
 -> expressing them in complete sentences
 -> correcting grammar
 -> logical flow of ideas
 -> To communicate a new product ideas
 -> Market Analysis
 -> Competitive Analysis
 -> Description
 -> Costs

iv) Innovation for All:
-> Embrace the opportunity
 -> Innovation and creativity
 -> Curiosity
 -> Creativity
 -> Risk taking
 -> Collaboration
 -> Accomplish Goals
 -> Start with small, specific goals (tasks)
 -> identify criteria
 -> timeframe for completion
 -> resources needed
 -> results you expect to generate
  
Divide Tasks -> Determine Resources -> Establish Time Frame -> Set Milestones -> Measure Results

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