Strategy Made Awesomely Simple strategic planning course by John Spence

Strategy Made Awesomely Simple

You have a plan, but execution keeps slipping. Build a Strategic Plan Your Team Can Execute. Strategy Made Awesomely Simple is John Spence’s online course for CEOs, founders, owners, and senior leaders ready to turn strategic priorities into action. Learn to focus your time, money, and people; prepare a productive planning session; build tactical plans; choose meaningful KPIs; and establish clear accountability. Move beyond a plan that sits on a shelf. Learn practical ways to align your team, communicate priorities, and keep execution on track. Includes video lessons, downloadable planning resources, worksheets, and hands-on exercises. Revisit the tools before your next leadership offsite. $547 USD. One-time payment. Lifetime access.
Course content
Welcome to Strategy Made Awesomely Simple!
Welcome
Understanding Strategy
Three Key Ideas About Strategy
Common Myths About Strategy
How to Become a Better Strategic Thinker
AQ and Strategy
An Explanation of Vision, Mission, Values, and Purpose
How To Do a SWOT Analysis
How To Do A Competitive Analysis
The John Spence Formula for Creating An Effective Strategy
What Are Your Defendable Differentiators?
Creating the Plan
How To Do A Strategic Planning Retreat
How To Do A Tactical Plan
How To Use KPIs
Communicating The Plan
The Importance of Meetings
How To Create High-Performance Teams
How to Create a Culture of Accountability
Understanding The Change Process
Dealing With Conflict
Coaching for Poor Performance: The Four Pieces of Paper
Bonus Section
How To Own The Voice of The Customer
What Are Your Moments of Truth?
Thank You
Thank You
Author:John Spence
At 26, John was CEO of an international Rockefeller Foundation, managing initiatives across more than 20 countries. Inc. Magazine recognized him as one of America's Up and Coming Young Business Leaders, and the American Management Association named him one of America's Top 50 Leaders to Watch, an honor he shared with Jeff Bezos, Sergey Brin, and Larry Page. John reads more than 100 business books each year and has delivered guest lectures at over 90 colleges and universities, including MIT, Stanford, and Wharton. Throughout his career he has owned or led four companies as CEO and now serves in advisory capacities for several organizations. His focus has always been the same: making the very complex awesomely simple.
Reviews
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Chris Robinson
6 days ago
Great course. It helped me align on critical points that needed help in my company.
Course content
Welcome to Strategy Made Awesomely Simple!
Welcome
Understanding Strategy
Three Key Ideas About Strategy
Common Myths About Strategy
How to Become a Better Strategic Thinker
AQ and Strategy
An Explanation of Vision, Mission, Values, and Purpose
How To Do a SWOT Analysis
How To Do A Competitive Analysis
The John Spence Formula for Creating An Effective Strategy
What Are Your Defendable Differentiators?
Creating the Plan
How To Do A Strategic Planning Retreat
How To Do A Tactical Plan
How To Use KPIs
Communicating The Plan
The Importance of Meetings
How To Create High-Performance Teams
How to Create a Culture of Accountability
Understanding The Change Process
Dealing With Conflict
Coaching for Poor Performance: The Four Pieces of Paper
Bonus Section
How To Own The Voice of The Customer
What Are Your Moments of Truth?
Thank You
Thank You
Author:John Spence
At 26, John was CEO of an international Rockefeller Foundation, managing initiatives across more than 20 countries. Inc. Magazine recognized him as one of America's Up and Coming Young Business Leaders, and the American Management Association named him one of America's Top 50 Leaders to Watch, an honor he shared with Jeff Bezos, Sergey Brin, and Larry Page. John reads more than 100 business books each year and has delivered guest lectures at over 90 colleges and universities, including MIT, Stanford, and Wharton. Throughout his career he has owned or led four companies as CEO and now serves in advisory capacities for several organizations. His focus has always been the same: making the very complex awesomely simple.
Reviews
C
Chris Robinson
6 days ago
Great course. It helped me align on critical points that needed help in my company.