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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2025 · 16 MIN

4 | Why it's time to separate Strategic Direction from Strategy in Solo Business.

from It's (not) A Big Thing: The Simplifying Solo Business Podcast · host Kathy Rast

There are some parts in solo business where this is the same as that and this can do the same thing as that…strategy and strategic direction is not in this category.When it comes to strategy and strategic direction, one is moving and the other is the stable stability that keeps the Solo Business playing a part in something bigger.Where you will have one strategic direction, you can have many strategies in succession or at the same time. It is the parts of the strategic direction that both inspire and ensure that strategies start and stay try to the purpose of the Solo Business (and don’t go doing their own thang!).Both are important to Solo Business. By just knowing they are different you are already on your way to working better with what you have. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit itsnotabigthing.substack.com

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