Review: Good Strategy, Bad Strategy - by L Rudolf L
nosetgauge.substack.com · 6,577 words · saved by 1 readers
Notes from a rare book on strategy that isn't pointless.
I used to think that all generic strategy advice was pointless. After all, the point of a strategy is to achieve a thing, and to achieve a thing you just think hard about how to best do it and then work hard to do it. I said this to my friend Dewi, who said that this is mostly true, but there is an exception: Good Strategy, Bad Strategy by Richard Rumelt. Dewi was right. The book has some principles. In particular: a good strategy should include a diagnosis of the problem, an overall guiding policy, and a set of coherent actions. A laundry list of actions, a goal, or a vague idea of which…
related reading
- Review: Good Strategy, Bad Strategynosetgauge.com
- Good Strategy/Bad Strategy | Summary & Notes - Will Patrickwillpatrick.co.uk
- A Strategist's Basic Bookshelf - by Richard Rumeltrumelt.substack.com
- What makes a strategy greatlongform.asmartbear.com
- Becoming a Strategist (Part 1)rumelt.substack.com
- Writing an engineering strategy. | Irrational Exuberancelethain.com
- There is No Such Thing as Grand Strategysecretaryrofdefenserock.substack.com
- What is a Good Strategy?strategyshots.substack.com
- Killing A Bad Strategy Before It Kills yourobkhenderson.com
- Mental Models: The Best Way to Make Intelligent Decisions (~100 Models Explained)fs.blog
- Strategic Tastejason.ml
- How to Make Smart Decisions Without Getting Lucky - Farnam Streetfs.blog