5 decks to think and act like a strategist. From foundational frameworks (SWOT, Porter, Blue Ocean) to OKR and operational execution — the tools to turn vision into results.
From strategic fundamentals to OKR, through operational execution and personal strategy. A complete path for profiles who want to move from thinking to doing.
The frameworks that structure strategic thinking: SWOT analysis, Porter's 5 forces, Blue Ocean Strategy, BCG matrix, value chain, PESTEL. The reference tools for diagnosing a situation and setting direction.
View deck →The OKR method as practiced at Google, Intel and scale-ups: setting ambitious objectives, formulating measurable Key Results, aligning the team and staying on course over a quarter.
View deck →Moving from strategy to action: the 4 Disciplines of Execution (McChesney), dashboards, leading vs lagging indicators, performance reviews and strategic misalignment.
View deck →The specifics of decision-making under uncertainty and high stakes: Cynefin framework, scenario analysis, common strategic biases (groupthink, escalation of commitment), reversible vs irreversible decisions.
View deck →Applying strategic thinking to your own trajectory: defining your circle of competence, building a differential advantage, managing your time capital and aligning career choices with long-term objectives.
View deck →Strategic frameworks like Porter or the BCG matrix are often presented in 2-day workshops. A week later, participants remember the name but can no longer apply the tool to a real situation. The knowledge has evaporated.
Flashcards with spaced repetition reverse this dynamic. Rather than seeing the framework once in a training, you activate it repeatedly in varied contexts. Result: frameworks become reflexes — you spontaneously identify when Porter's 5 forces are relevant, without having to remember to look for them.
OKR is a perfect illustration. The method is simple in theory, but correct application requires distinguishing an Objective from a Key Result, calibrating ambition and resisting the temptation to put tasks instead of outcomes. These are nuances that only stick through repeated practice.
The 'Strategic Frameworks' deck covers the 8 reference tools. Essential for building a common language and a toolkit before tackling execution or OKR.
The FSRS algorithm automatically identifies frameworks still fragile in your memory and schedules them first. Be precise in your self-assessment: the difference between 'I know the concept' and 'I could apply it tomorrow morning' is exactly what the system tries to measure.
After each session, ask yourself: which framework seen today applies to a problem I currently have? This active transfer is what turns abstract knowledge into an operational tool.
Yes. The Strategic Frameworks, OKR and Strategic Decision-Making decks directly target management and leadership situations: defining strategy, aligning a team on objectives, managing uncertainty. The Personal Strategy deck is useful at any hierarchical level.
The method is simple to understand and hard to apply correctly. Classic mistakes are numerous: confusing an Objective with a Key Result, making KRs unmeasurable, aligning top-down without bottom-up buy-in, or abandoning mid-quarter. The deck covers these pitfalls in detail from real cases at Google, Intel and scale-ups.
Leadership & Management focuses on relational and managerial skills: delegation, feedback, conflict management, authority. Strategy & Execution focuses on thinking and steering tools: analytical frameworks, decision methods, OKR, execution. The two are complementary.
Absolutely. SWOT, scenario analysis and strategic thinking apply to major personal decisions: career pivots, launching a business, investment choices. The Personal Strategy deck is designed for exactly this use.
With 10 to 15 minutes of daily review, allow 6 to 8 weeks to cover all 180 cards with solid retention. The FSRS algorithm adapts the pace to your memory — some decks will move faster depending on your prior experience.
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