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Frameworks for choosing where to compete and how to win, at company and team level.
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Ultimatum Game
Negotiation with a twist
Backward Reasoning
Think forward, reason backward
Decision Trees and Game Trees
Visualize Strategic Situations
Look Forward and Reason Backward
Anticipate outcomes
Mixing Your Plays
Unpredictability is key
Mixing Plays
Unpredictability in game theory
Buffett's Dilemma
Using game theory to achieve a goal
Thinning Strategically
The art of selective elimination
To Lead or Not to Lead
When to follow and when to lead
Game Theory
Strategic decision making
Strategic Thinking
Outdo your adversary
Try a Lot of Stuff and Keep What WorksIn-depth
Stimulate evolutionary progress through high levels of experimentation, opportunistic action, and purposeful selection of what proves successful
Preserve the Core / Stimulate ProgressIn-depth
Maintain a fixed core ideology of values and purpose while driving relentless change in everything else - the central dynamic of enduring great companies
BHAGs (Big Hairy Audacious Goals)
Set bold, clear, compelling goals that energize the entire organization and stimulate extraordinary progress through audacious commitment
The Genius of the AND
Embrace both extremes simultaneously instead of choosing between them - reject false dichotomies to build enduring greatness
Kaizen (Continuous Improvement)In-depth
Improvement is eternal and infinite; build a system where every person, every day, surfaces problems and makes things a little better
Elimination of Waste (Muda)In-depth
Identify and ruthlessly eliminate the seven categories of waste that inflate costs without adding any value for the customer
The Five Whys
Ask why five times to penetrate from symptoms to root causes, turning every problem into a permanent improvement
Emergent vs Deliberate StrategyIn-depth
When the future is uncertain, let strategy emerge through learning; when the path is clear, execute deliberately
The RPV Framework
Resources, Processes, and Values determine what an organization can and cannot do
Phase Transitions in Organizations
Organizations undergo sudden behavioral shifts at predictable thresholds, just like water freezing, and understanding the physics lets you manage the transition
Throughput Accounting
Replace cost accounting with three measures -- throughput, inventory, and operating expense -- to make decisions that actually improve profitability
The Five Focusing Steps
A relentless cycle of identifying, exploiting, subordinating, elevating, and repeating to drive ongoing improvement
Theory of Constraints (TOC)
Every system has exactly one constraint that limits its throughput -- find it, fix it, and find the next one
Market Type Analysis
Determine whether you are entering an existing market, creating a new market, or resegmenting an existing market to choose the right strategy
The Pivot
When customer validation fails, change direction based on what you learned rather than pressing forward on a broken plan
Business Model Design
A systematic evaluation of 17+ value capture models to choose or innovate the framework by which your venture extracts revenue from the value it creates for customers.
Total Addressable Market (TAM) Calculation
A bottom-up, customer-validated method for quantifying your beachhead market size in annual revenue to ensure your venture targets a market large enough to sustain it.
Market Segmentation & Beachhead Market Selection
A disciplined process for narrowing from hundreds of potential markets to one beachhead you can dominate, then expanding from that position of strength.
The 5-Step ProcessIn-depth
An iterative loop of goals, problems, diagnosis, design, and doing that drives personal evolution and achievement
Creating Coalitions
Mapping influence networks and building strategic alliances to advance your agenda beyond direct authority
The STARS Model
Five business situations requiring fundamentally different leadership transition strategies
Operations & Intelligence FusionIn-depth
Tear down the wall between those who act and those who know to create an organization that acts smarter and learns constantly
Team of Teams ModelIn-depth
Scale the trust and adaptability of small teams across an entire organization by networking teams together
Strategy as an Iterative Process
Strategy is an endless pursuit of winning, not a destination you reach once
Reverse Engineering Strategy
Work backwards from what would have to be true to find the best strategic choice
Where to Play / How to WinIn-depth
The heart of strategy is choosing your playing field and defining how you will win on it
The Strategy Choice CascadeIn-depth
Five interconnected choices that define a winning strategy for any organization
The Nine Counterintuitive Rules of BlitzscalingIn-depth
Follow nine rules that violate traditional management wisdom to achieve hypergrowth.
The Four Growth Limiters
Identify and design around the obstacles that cap your company's growth trajectory.
The Four Growth Factors
Design your business model around market size, distribution, high gross margins, and network effects.
The Five Stages of BlitzscalingIn-depth
Navigate five phase changes from garage startup to global giant as each stage demands a fundamentally different approach.
BlitzscalingIn-depth
Prioritize speed over efficiency in the face of uncertainty to build dominant companies.
Repositioning the Competition
When no open position exists, create one by reframing the competitor who currently occupies the space in the prospect's mind.
The Law of Leadership
It is better to be first in the mind than it is to be better in the marketplace.
The Brand Promise Framework
Create measurable brand guarantees that differentiate you from competitors and drive customer loyalty.
The One-Page Strategic Plan (OPSP)
Get everyone on the same page by condensing your entire strategic and execution plan onto a single page.
The Proximate Objective
Set objectives close enough at hand to be feasible - targets the organization can reasonably be expected to hit, even overwhelm
The One-Text Procedure
Refine a single draft instead of trading competing proposals
BATNA (Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement)
Your walkaway power is your real negotiating power