How Ambitious Leaders Gain an Edge in a Changing World
Anticipate where change will strike next.
Make moves to adapt faster than rivals.
And repeat.
Anticipate where change will strike next.
Make moves to adapt faster than rivals.
And repeat.
Frustrated, many leaders double down on execution — hoping speed will make up for poor visibility. But moving faster in the wrong direction just gets you lost quicker.
In a world that won’t sit still, it’s not perfect plans or flawless execution that creates an edge — it’s the ability to sense what’s coming and act first.
Stop planning. Start adapting
The Five Factors, drawn from The Art of War, are a guide in how to read changing conditions and respond more decisively than your competitors.
This is the Adaptive Strategy Cycle — enabling you to set a direction and course correct as you go, 'crossing the river by feeling the stones'. It’s far more effective than rigid plans that rarely survive first contact with reality.
the Adaptive Strategy Cycle
The Five Factors, drawn from The Art of War, are a guide in how to read changing conditions and respond more decisively than your competitors.
This is the Adaptive Strategy Cycle — enabling you to set a direction and course correct as you go, 'crossing the river by feeling the stones'. It’s far more effective than rigid plans that rarely survive first contact with reality.
Harnessing the Five Factors
Situational awareness — the ability to anticipate and respond effectively to what’s coming next — is one of the the most valuable skills leaders can develop today.
And it starts with a map — because you can’t act confidently until you can see clearly.
The Five Factors
Exceptional leaders master the five essential factors. Most don’t — and fall behind.
Watch the short video to learn what strategic leaders do differently — and why these five factors are now mission-critical for anyone serious about getting ahead.
The Five Factors
Exceptional leaders master the five essential factors. Most don’t — and fall behind.
Watch the short video to learn what strategic leaders do differently — and why these five factors are now mission-critical for anyone serious about getting ahead.
Harnessing the Five Factors
Situational awareness — the ability to anticipate and respond effectively to what’s coming next — is one of the the most valuable skills leaders can develop today.
And it starts with a map — because you can’t act confidently until you can see clearly.