Some books change your mind in one sentence.
Others take 300 pages and still miss a point.
Same goes for your strategy.
If it takes 63 slides to explain its essence,
does it even have a point?
Turns out, strategic impact isn’t about how complex and elaborate a strategy is.
But about whether you can say it clearly enough for people to understand it, embrace it, and act on it.
Sometimes, it only takes a few words to achieve that.
How many do you need?
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