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A powerful collection of over 50 adaptable strategy frameworks to solve today's most complex business challenges
In Leading With Strategy: Using Your North Star to Guide Decision-Making, veteran executive coach and strategy consultant for Fortune 500 firms Timothy Tiryaki delivers a transformative guide that clarifies the complex tradeoffs in today's AI-enabled business environment. Dr. Tiryaki explores the contemporary maze of undiscussed leadership dilemmas that have been surfaced by the latest generative AI technologies and provides unique perspectives on strategic thinking and leadership.
At the core of Leading With Strategy are 50 practical visual frameworks. They're dynamic tools designed as adaptable tools for creatively tackling diverse challenges and obstacles. These frameworks go beyond staid, one-size-fits-all approaches to common business problems and help you master essential strategic thinking and execution skills.
Inside the book:
Dozens of illustrated frameworks and models designed as "thinking hats" to help you reflect on and solve complex problems
Original insights that encourage you to build your awareness and ask the right questions in the right situations
Expert techniques to scope a situation, gather relevant evidence, collaborate with others, co-create alignment, and make informed decisions
Perfect for managers, executives, entrepreneurs, founders, and other business leaders, Leading With Strategy is a must-have collection of problem-solving tools you can adapt to virtually any obstacle, challenge, or problem you encounter in the workplace.
Contents
Introduction xi
PART I Unlearn: Revisiting Our Assumptions About Leadership and Strategy 1
Chapter 1 Leadership Versus Management: Breaking Down the Executive Caste System 3
Chapter 2 Strategy as a Competency: Anyone Can Become More Strategic 7
Chapter 3 Becoming the Leader the Future Needs: The 6Es of Leadership Model 13
Chapter 4 The Myth of Strategic Planning: Why Strategy and Planning Are Not the Same 20
Chapter 5 Strategic Thinking: A Foundation for Leadership and Action 26
Chapter 6 Rebalancing Strategy: A New Era of Design and Execution 30
Chapter 7 The Strategy of Strategy: Clarifying the Strategic Planning Process 34
Chapter 8 What Most Consultants Miss: The Holy Grail of Organizational Success 39
PART II Rethink: Reimagining How Value Is Created Through Culture, Business Models, and Transformation 43
Chapter 9 AIM for Building Culture with Strategy, Structure, and Soul 45
Chapter 10 From Values to Behavior: The Culture Cascade 50
Chapter 11 North Star in Action: How Leadership Behavior Builds Culture 55
Chapter 12 Business Models and Operating Models: The Blueprint for Success 59
Chapter 13 The Living Organization: Strategy as Consciousness 64
Chapter 14 The Art of Reinvention: Why Business Models Must Evolve to Stay Alive 69
Chapter 15 When Giants Fall: The High Cost of Business Model Inertia 75
Chapter 16 Stability and Transformation Management: Leading the Paradox 82
PART III Discover: Rediscovering Purpose, Identity, and Our Inner Compass Through the North Star 87
Chapter 17 Defining Your North Star: Overview 89
Chapter 18 Defining Your North Star: Vision and Goals 94
Chapter 19 Defining Your North Star: Values and Strengths 98
Chapter 20 Defining Your North Star: Habits and Mindsets 103
Chapter 21 The Human Compass: Five Ethical Considerations for a Technological Future 108
Chapter 22 Values on the Wall Versus Values in Action: What the Fortune 100 Reveal About Leadership 113
Chapter 23 The Art of KPI Calibration and Goal-Setting Philosophies 117
PART IV Design: Building Coherent Strategies Using the Strategy Sketch and Systems Thinking 123
Chapter 24 The Strategy Sketch: 6Ms of Your Strategy 125
Chapter 25 The Strategy Sketch: 10 Elements 129
Chapter 26 Dancing Between Divergence and Convergence: The Creative and Logical Thinking Cycle 134
Chapter 27 Systems Thinking: A Leadership Superpower for Awareness and Insight 139
Chapter 28 Seven Practices That Combine Systems Thinking and Foresight 143
Chapter 29 Beneath the Surface: The Iceberg Model of Systems Thinking 150
PART V Deepen: Exploring Paradoxes, Navigating Dilemmas, and Mining Conflict for Insights 155
Chapter 30 Understanding Mental Traps: How They Sabotage Our Growth, Goals, and Leadership 157
Chapter 31 The Paradox Mindset: Holding Tensions, Finding Strategy 162
Chapter 32 The Rubber Band Model: Staying in the Stretch Zone of Dilemmas 167
Chapter 33 From My Way to Our Way: A Strategic Approach to Conflict Management 171
Chapter 34 The Empowering Leader: Coaching and Mentoring as a Leadership Practice 178
Chapter 35 Implementation Coaching: Driving Strategy Forward One Conversation at a Time 183
Chapter 36 From Knowing to Embodying: Reclaiming Self-Knowledge in Leadership 188
PART VI Execute: Translating Clarity into Action and Movement 193
Chapter 37 Humanizing Action Planning: Bridging the Doing Plan and the Being Plan 195
Chapter 38 The One-Page Action Plan Template 199
Chapter 39 Reclaiming RASCI: How Role Clarity Drives Strategic Execution 203
Chapter 40 Beyond the Comfort Zone: Navigating Growth Without Burnout 208
Chapter 41 Leader as Operator: The 4Ps of a Meeting 213
Chapter 42 From Possibilities to Priorities: The Impact-Effort Matrix 218
PART VII Evolve: Preparing for the Future and Cultivating Foresight in the Age of AI 223
Chapter 43 Leader as Technologist: Why Strategy Now Demands Technological Literacy 225
Chapter 44 AI Adoption Strategy: Integrating Technology, People, and Transformation 229
Chapter 45 The Business Model Evolution Ladder: How Organizations Evolve Value Through Technology 236
Chapter 46 AI Adoption Mindset: Building a Healthy Relationship with Intelligence 243
Chapter 47 Five Technologies That Will Shape the Next Era 250
Chapter 48 The Futures We Choose: Utopia, Dystopia, and the Tipping Points In Between 258
Chapter 49 Revisiting Organizational Design in the Age of AI: From Hierarchies to Adaptive Structures 266
Chapter 50 Emerging Departments: How AI Is Transforming Organizations 274
Chapter 51 From VUCA to FLUX 279
Conclusion: Strategy as a Mirror: What We Learned, What Comes Next 287
References 289
Acknowledgments 293
About the Author 295
Index 297



