Format: PDF
Page Count: 4 (Not Including Cover)
The fifth of the Six Laws is about setting landmarks that actually guide the journey. Five standards every goal has to survive, three timeframes that give a strategy its pace, and a worksheet that tests your goals instead of just recording them.
WHAT'S INSIDE
The Formula and the Six Laws (reference page)
The complete strategy formula with every term defined, plus the concentric ring model showing how the six laws nest inside one another. Each law contains the one before it. Nothing outward is sound if the center is wrong.
The Law of Goals (guide page)
The law itself
Five strategic standards
Three timeframes
The core teaching
Setting the Landmarks (two-page worksheet)
FORMAT
8.5in × 11in, US Letter — prints on standard paper
5 pages, print-ready PDF, designed for handwriting
Law Five of the Six Laws of Strategy
WHO IT'S FOR
Anyone who sets goals every January and cannot say by March which problem any of them was solving. Also strong for teams and annual planning — the goals table forces every milestone to justify itself against a real problem before it makes the list.
HOW TO USE IT
Question 1 is where this sheet does its real work. Most people have never run a goal through the five standards honestly, and the ones that fail tend to fail on Relevant — they're good goals that belong to somebody else's strategy. Fix them in the right-hand column rather than deleting them.
WORKS BEST WITH
The Law of Vision (Law Four), which supplies the future picture these landmarks are pointing toward, and The Law of Problems, which supplies the problems column.
Format: PDF
Page Count: 4 (Not Including Cover)
The fifth of the Six Laws is about setting landmarks that actually guide the journey. Five standards every goal has to survive, three timeframes that give a strategy its pace, and a worksheet that tests your goals instead of just recording them.
WHAT'S INSIDE
The Formula and the Six Laws (reference page)
The complete strategy formula with every term defined, plus the concentric ring model showing how the six laws nest inside one another. Each law contains the one before it. Nothing outward is sound if the center is wrong.
The Law of Goals (guide page)
The law itself
Five strategic standards
Three timeframes
The core teaching
Setting the Landmarks (two-page worksheet)
FORMAT
8.5in × 11in, US Letter — prints on standard paper
5 pages, print-ready PDF, designed for handwriting
Law Five of the Six Laws of Strategy
WHO IT'S FOR
Anyone who sets goals every January and cannot say by March which problem any of them was solving. Also strong for teams and annual planning — the goals table forces every milestone to justify itself against a real problem before it makes the list.
HOW TO USE IT
Question 1 is where this sheet does its real work. Most people have never run a goal through the five standards honestly, and the ones that fail tend to fail on Relevant — they're good goals that belong to somebody else's strategy. Fix them in the right-hand column rather than deleting them.
WORKS BEST WITH
The Law of Vision (Law Four), which supplies the future picture these landmarks are pointing toward, and The Law of Problems, which supplies the problems column.
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