> For deeper inspiration on how to draft crisp and actionable strategies, I recommend the book “Good Strategy, Bad Strategy.” This piece of advice is good, but

> For deeper inspiration on how to draft crisp and actionable strategies, I recommend the book “Good Strategy, Bad Strategy.” This piece of advice is good, but I don't see it applied. If you take the book's advice as useful (and I do), good strategy starts with diagnosis of a problem. The problem statements are much more important than the solution statements.