Format: PDF
Page Count: 5 (Not Including Cover)
The sixth and final law is where the whole system touches the ground. The problem was identified, the solution chosen, the purpose established, the vision written, the goals set — and none of it moves until somebody decides what will actually be done. This guide and worksheet are where that decision gets made, and written down where you can be held to it.
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 Objectives (two-page guide)
The law itself
The working kitchen
Objectives must be precise
Where the word comes from
Do not confuse this with purpose
The core principle
The test of a good objective
Building the Mode of Operation (two-page worksheet)
FORMAT
8.5in × 11in, US Letter — prints on standard paper
6 pages, print-ready PDF, designed for handwriting
Law Six of the Six Laws of Strategy
WHO IT'S FOR
Anyone whose plan is sound and whose Monday looks identical to last Monday. Especially strong for teams — the stations table turns a shared goal into named ownership, which is usually the thing quietly missing.
HOW TO USE IT
The test on the guide page is the filter: if your objective names an outcome rather than an action, has no rhythm, has no owner, or can't be answered with a plain did I do it, rewrite it before you start. "Become a writer" fails all four. "Publish one chapter a month" passes.
WORKS BEST WITH
The Law of Goals (Law Five), which supplies the goals this worksheet breaks down. Objectives without goals are just a busy list.
Format: PDF
Page Count: 5 (Not Including Cover)
The sixth and final law is where the whole system touches the ground. The problem was identified, the solution chosen, the purpose established, the vision written, the goals set — and none of it moves until somebody decides what will actually be done. This guide and worksheet are where that decision gets made, and written down where you can be held to it.
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 Objectives (two-page guide)
The law itself
The working kitchen
Objectives must be precise
Where the word comes from
Do not confuse this with purpose
The core principle
The test of a good objective
Building the Mode of Operation (two-page worksheet)
FORMAT
8.5in × 11in, US Letter — prints on standard paper
6 pages, print-ready PDF, designed for handwriting
Law Six of the Six Laws of Strategy
WHO IT'S FOR
Anyone whose plan is sound and whose Monday looks identical to last Monday. Especially strong for teams — the stations table turns a shared goal into named ownership, which is usually the thing quietly missing.
HOW TO USE IT
The test on the guide page is the filter: if your objective names an outcome rather than an action, has no rhythm, has no owner, or can't be answered with a plain did I do it, rewrite it before you start. "Become a writer" fails all four. "Publish one chapter a month" passes.
WORKS BEST WITH
The Law of Goals (Law Five), which supplies the goals this worksheet breaks down. Objectives without goals are just a busy list.
