Strategic thinking often boils down to choosing what not to do. Yet three myths continue to plague it:
- Myth 1: Productivity is the goal. Productivity is about getting things done. Strategic
thinking is about getting the right things done well. And that means
leaving some things undone.
- Myth 2: Strategy is about what's “important.” Every project is important to someone, and every
organization has more important projects than it can complete. Strategic
thinkers must decide where to focus their efforts.
- Myth 3: It’s only about thinking. Strategic thought has to yield actionable decisions.
Leaders must step up and make the call about what the team will and will
not do — and then stick to it.
- HBR
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