124 - The Six Disciplines of Strategic Thinking by Michael Watkins

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1 Hour Guide - Anil Nathoo

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124 - The Six Disciplines of Strategic Thinking by Michael Watkins

1 Hour Guide - Anil Nathoo

54 minutes 53 seconds

3 months ago

124 - The Six Disciplines of Strategic Thinking by Michael Watkins

Click here to read more. In this podcast we cover "The Six Disciplines of Strategic Thinking by Michael Watkins".

The podcast offers a detailed exploration of strategic thinking as a crucial skill for leaders and entrepreneurs. It outlines six interconnected mental disciplines that form a comprehensive framework for recognising opportunities and threats, prioritising actions, and mobilising organisations effectively.

These disciplines are categorised into recognition and prioritisation (pattern recognition, systems analysis, and mental agility) and mobilisation (structured problem-solving, visioning, and political savvy).

The guide emphasises that strategic thinking is a learnable skill, enhanced through deliberate practice, diverse experiences, and continuous learning, ultimately enabling organisations to navigate complexity and achieve sustainable success.