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A strategy that is not executed is a well-written intention.

If direction is not tied to the workflow in the field, it stays in the document. The rhythm of execution is the second sentence of strategy.

A well-written strategy is a sentence that is not repeated in the field. If direction is not tied to the workflow, it stays an intention.

Operations is not the executor of strategy; it is its carrier. If a rhythm is not set, documents multiply and the result fragments.

Management often talks about direction and postpones the step in the field. Without the second sentence, the first sentence does not work either.

If direction is not tied to the workflow in the field, it stays in the document.

Execution is not a separate project. It is making visible which work runs the same way every week.

What stays on the table

  • Tie direction to a workflow
  • Write the step that repeats every week
  • Do not put the document in place of the rhythm

Next step

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