The Law of Solutions: A Reference Guide & Worksheet for Strategic Thinking

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Format: PDF
Page Count: 5 (Not Including Cover)

The second of the Six Laws is about discovering the right solution rather than guessing at one. This guide covers how solutions are actually found, why every one of them has a weakness, and the failure mode that catches careful people: analysis becoming a substitute for the decision. Then a two-page worksheet walks a real solution all the way to commitment.

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 Solutions (two-page guide)

  • The law itself

  • What math really teaches us

  • What effective problem-solving actually is

  • Every solution has a weakness

  • The cost of the wrong choice

  • Insight without action solves nothing

  • Three checks before you commit

Finding the Right Solution (two-page worksheet)

FORMAT

  • 8.5in × 11in, US Letter — prints on standard paper

  • 5 pages, print-ready PDF, designed for handwriting

  • Law Two of the Six Laws of Strategy

WHO IT'S FOR

Anyone who keeps choosing solutions that seem sound and then break in month three. Also valuable for teams — the two tables turn "I have a bad feeling about this" into a specific, discussable point of failure.

HOW TO USE IT

This sheet assumes you already have a root cause. Carry it forward from The Law of Problems and write it in the box at the top. Do not solve a different problem than the one you identified — that substitution is the single most common way this law gets broken.

WORKS BEST WITH

The Law of Problems (Law One), which produces the input this worksheet requires, and The Principle of Strategy, Parts 1–3.

Format: PDF
Page Count: 5 (Not Including Cover)

The second of the Six Laws is about discovering the right solution rather than guessing at one. This guide covers how solutions are actually found, why every one of them has a weakness, and the failure mode that catches careful people: analysis becoming a substitute for the decision. Then a two-page worksheet walks a real solution all the way to commitment.

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 Solutions (two-page guide)

  • The law itself

  • What math really teaches us

  • What effective problem-solving actually is

  • Every solution has a weakness

  • The cost of the wrong choice

  • Insight without action solves nothing

  • Three checks before you commit

Finding the Right Solution (two-page worksheet)

FORMAT

  • 8.5in × 11in, US Letter — prints on standard paper

  • 5 pages, print-ready PDF, designed for handwriting

  • Law Two of the Six Laws of Strategy

WHO IT'S FOR

Anyone who keeps choosing solutions that seem sound and then break in month three. Also valuable for teams — the two tables turn "I have a bad feeling about this" into a specific, discussable point of failure.

HOW TO USE IT

This sheet assumes you already have a root cause. Carry it forward from The Law of Problems and write it in the box at the top. Do not solve a different problem than the one you identified — that substitution is the single most common way this law gets broken.

WORKS BEST WITH

The Law of Problems (Law One), which produces the input this worksheet requires, and The Principle of Strategy, Parts 1–3.