Good Strategy Bad Strategy by Richard Rumelt is a compelling book that distinguishes between good and bad strategy and explores their implications. As a digital nomad, entrepreneur, and growth marketer since 2016, I've found this book to be an instrumental guide in formulating effective business strategies. In this review, I'll share how the insights from Good Strategy Bad Strategy have shaped my strategic decision-making process.
Good Strategy Bad Strategy presents a clear distinction between good strategy, which is insightful and coherent, and bad strategy, which is vague and incoherent. Rumelt argues that the heart of good strategy is insight into the hidden power in any situation, and he offers a practical approach to recognising and developing good strategy.
Rumelt's writing is engaging and his arguments are well-supported with real-world examples. His exploration of strategy is insightful, making the book a valuable resource for anyone involved in strategic decision-making.
As a growth marketer and entrepreneur, Good Strategy Bad Strategy has greatly influenced my approach to strategic decision-making. By implementing Rumelt's advice, I've been able to develop insightful and coherent business strategies, leading to more effective decision-making and better business outcomes.
As a digital nomad, the principles in this book have also been instrumental in navigating the challenges of running a business while travelling. They have enabled me to make strategic decisions that align with my goals as a digital nomad and entrepreneur.
Good Strategy Bad Strategy by Richard Rumelt is a must-read for anyone involved in strategic decision-making. It provides invaluable insights and practical strategies for distinguishing between good and bad strategy and developing effective business strategies. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a growth marketer, or anyone involved in strategic decision-making, Good Strategy Bad Strategy offers a comprehensive guide to the difference between good and bad strategy and why it matters.