The questions
The questions we have to consider are:
Why are we doing this, what is the purpose, what is it that we want to achieve?
Who does what and who will be affected by the strategy?
Where is everything, where will things be located, in what direction(s) do we have to go to reach specific goals?
How are we going to reach the goal? What do we need to get to the goal? When do we need it?
Devising a strategy is very much like deciding upon a direction, but also answering the question why we should do it in a certain way and what it is that we are trying to achieve by doing it the way we are doing. But before we can establish a general direction, we also have to know where we are, and where we want to go. As anyone with sailing experience knows, ...
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