The Annual Strategy Planning Trap: How To Stop Fighting Over Budget And Start Focusing On Category Dominance
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The typical annual strategy planning process is like enduring a taser to the genitals for two whole months.
No one enjoys it.
- Most CEOs hate it. Many CEOs have a very strong opinion on strategy and see it as their job. But most know strategy won't get executed without broad buy-in.
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The Annual Strategy Planning Trap
How To Stop Fighting Over Budget And Start Focusing On Category Dominance
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Meet The Pirates
What Other Pirates Have To Say
Introduction
1. The Annual Strategy Planning Trap
2. The Competition Obsession Disease
3. The Category Is The Strategy
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