The article emphasizes the importance of lean, agile strategic planning for entrepreneurs, particularly those starting or scaling on limited budgets. It criticizes traditional models that involve lengthy planning cycles and expensive consultants, arguing they do not align with today's fast-paced business environment. Instead, the author proposes focusing on actionable strategies that can be implemented quickly, utilizing direct questions to clarify goals. The article introduces the Smart Method, which stresses clarity, focus, and action as foundational elements for effective strategy.
Modern entrepreneurship demands something more practical: a strategic plan you can start implementing in days, not quarters.
Effective strategy comes down to hard choices about where to play and how to win.
These simple, high-leverage questions create clarity and momentum - two ingredients that matter more than polish.
If it takes six months to plan, it's already too late.
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