Free strategic problem-solving template

For purposed professionals

Be the best thinker in the room

In this cheatsheet, you'll discover how to master your strategic problem-solving skills in three easy steps

The modern day strategist's best kept secret

"Only 30% of business leaders are strategic thinkers - yet it's the #1 trait correlated with leadership success"
~ Harris Interactive

Being a great strategic thinker takes being a great problem-solver.

However, traditional problem-solving methods are antiquated - they involve defining a problem, exploring a range of solutions and making a recommendation.

Perfectly sound, right?

Wrong!

Not only is this method tedious but it's outdated for today’s dynamic environment.

Introducing top-down thinking, the modern day strategist’s best kept secret.

Master the following...

How to untangle complex business problems and work through projects without getting stuck in the weeds
How to craft a 30,000 foot approach that will 3X your effectiveness
How to prime yourself to become a top performer in your organization
How to stop thinking like an employee and start thinking like a CEO

" Lindsay’s understanding of strategy and ability to educate and deliver her thinking creatively, in a way that resonates with her audience is second to none.”

~ Susan Park, former VP, lululemon

Who is Lindsay Angelo

Lindsay Angelo MBA

Lindsay Angelo is an award-winning Growth Strategist, Futurist, and TEDx speaker. Named a Woman to Watch and Global Innovation Leader, she's passionate about partnering with purpose-driven professionals and brands to build their strategic thinking muscles and craft their growth strategies. A born entrepreneur, Lindsay is the creator of a signature blueprint for driving brand growth and impact. She's advised entrepreneurs and celebrities through to fortune 500 companies including lululemon, the LEGO Group, Unilever, Snapchat, WeWork and the Human Potential Institute. A former NCAA athlete and dual citizen of Canada and the US, she sits on the Advisory board for World Business Research and contributes to a variety of media houses including CBS, The Globe and Mail, Retail Executive, and the National Post. She believes magic happens where logic meets intuition, where the rational meets the emotive & where facts meet insights.