Quarterly strategic planning using the fairytale structure
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Traditional fairytale structure fits naturally in our brains, and thus can guide strategic problem-analysis, and a plan that everyone understands.
Quarterly strategic planning using the fairytale structure by Jason Cohen on November 26, 2023 Traditional fairytale structure fits naturally in our brains, and thus can guide strategic problem-analysis, and a plan that everyone understands. source Using the narrative structure of the fairytale, we can execute the classic “Double-Diamond” design pattern, driving our analysis, decision-making, actions, and our final exposition, in an intelligent, systematic way that everyone can easily understand. It’s going to look like this: Objectives: What are we trying to get / what happens if we don’t? Ob
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