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Author: CMOE Development Team
You may be one of the thousands who think "Strategic Thinking" applies only to the "captains" of business. But consider human stages of life and how Strategic Thinking is used at the most rudimentary level.
The first weeks after
A Toddler's version of Strategic Thinking is learning how to survive and explore the world of people three times larger than he or she; getting across the room to grab that enticing lamp, cup of liquid, cookie, toy and then understanding how that toy works.
In Kindergarten, Strategic Thinking might be just coloring within the lines of a picture, or cutting shapes neatly along the borders.
To Elementary school students, Strategic Thinking might be mastering the times tables or memorizing all 50 states.
Strategic Thinking in Junior High may be getting down a hallway without being hassled or helping a friend to win the student body president seat.
A high school senior's Strategic Thinking involves the big question – what to do with your life; college, military, or job?
For most, Strategic Thinking during the 20's means taking those important steps to accomplishing goals that will ensure a satisfying future.
In the years of 30's or 40's, Strategic Thinking may mean searching for the best methods to use resources efficiently or new technology that will increase business opportunities. Outside the profession life, it may mean finding a good area to raise children or paying your mortgage on a tight budget. ( Next Page )
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