<p>Finn explains how diagnosis, guiding policy, and coherent action work together to form good strategy. He also discusses the grief inherent in good strategic work -- the need to accept the fact that we cannot do all the things we want to.</p>

Finn explains how diagnosis, guiding policy, and coherent action work together to form good strategy. He also discusses the grief inherent in good strategic work -- the need to accept the fact that we cannot do all the things we want to.

The three elements of strategy

Strategic thinking is the lifeblood of bringing our visions to reality -- visions as small as personal goals or as large as organizational or movement goals. But many people, even many organizations, don't truly understand what strategy is or how it works. In this mini-series, Finn Schubert breaks down what it means to have a strategy, how to do powerful strategic thinking, and why strategic work is an unexpected source of power.

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The three elements of strategy

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