Strategy

Strategy

The distance between a well-intentioned plan and meaningful impact often comes down to how clearly you think about trade-offs, incentives, and second-order effects. This collection cuts through conventional wisdom with frameworks that help you see around corners—whether you're navigating market entry decisions, restructuring teams for scale, or choosing which battles are worth fighting. These aren't theoretical think pieces; they're battle-tested approaches from leaders who've made high-stakes decisions under uncertainty and lived to refine their thinking. Expect sharp analysis on competitive positioning, resource allocation, organizational design, and the strategic moves that separate durable advantage from fleeting wins. Read these when you need to think more clearly about what matters most.

Competitive Analysis and Positioning

Competitive analysis and positioning are structured methodologies that help articulate an educated strategy using key factors in a competitive ecosystem

Leading Through Chat

Making written micro-messages in Slack/Teams feel like real leadership

Mindmap

Mind Mapping is a visualization technique to graphically establish connections between several ideas or pieces of information in line with the brain's natural way of doing things

Management By Objectives (MBO)

A management approach to improve organisational performance by clearly defining objectives agreed by both, management and employees

Virtue Signaling

People say a statement on a subject to generate approval from those listening, usually through what is implied rather than said

Prospect Theory

Prospect Theory describes how we compare options and make choices. Our biases, influence the outcomes, especially when we faced losses

Greiner Curve

The Greiner Curve is often used to understand why and how you an organization should implement a certain management styles or organizational structure

MECE Framework

In this post we'll discuss what MECE stands for, why it is popular with top tier consultants and how it can help your business analysis

MoSCoW Principle

The MoSCoW principle is a clever acronym that can help manage project scope and customer's expectations

SPACE Analysis

SPACE Analysis is an analytical technique used in strategic management and planning. SPACE is an acronym of Strategic Position and ACtion Evaluation

Decoy Effect

The decoy effect refers to the phenomenon where people tend to change their original preference between two choices when they are presented with an asymmetric third choice

Heinrichs Law

Heinrich's law states that, in a workplace, for every accident that causes a major injury, there are 29 accidents that cause minor injuries and 300 accidents that cause no injuries