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Business & Strategy Prompts

Decision frameworks, analysis, and planning prompts for founders and lean teams.

16 prompts in this category

Evaluate a Decision with the OODA Loop

Pressure-test a business decision through Observe, Orient, Decide, Act, a fast structured way to think before you commit.

Evaluate a Decision with Decision Trees

Map a business decision into simple models and decision trees to find the best path forward.

Evaluate a Decision with the Resource-Based View

Weigh a business decision by your internal strengths and weaknesses against outside opportunities and threats.

Evaluate a Decision with Double-Loop Learning

Test a business decision by questioning the assumptions and beliefs behind it, not just the options.

Run an Agentic Strategy Session

Put one decision through four expert passes (analyst, strategist, skeptic, synthesizer) and get a final recommendation with a 30/60/90 plan.

Run a Pre-Mortem on a Decision

Imagine the decision already failed and work backward to surface the real risks before you commit.

Evaluate a Decision with Six Thinking Hats

Look at a decision from six angles (facts, feelings, caution, benefits, creativity, process) so nothing gets missed.

Find the Root Cause with Five Whys

Ask why five times to get past the symptom and reach the real cause of a problem.

Stress-Test a Decision with Scenario Planning

Build several plausible futures and see how a decision holds up in each to spot risks and opportunities early.

Find Blue Ocean Opportunities

Use Blue Ocean Strategy to find uncontested market space instead of fighting competitors head on.

Scale Your Product Like a Top CMO

Get five concrete growth ideas across acquisition, conversion, product, operations, and market expansion.

Analyze Your Ecommerce Sales Data

Turn raw sales data into trends, customer segments, product performance, and a clear list of actions.

Analyze Your Market with Porter's Five Forces

Map the five competitive forces shaping your market so you can see where the real pressure comes from.

Act as a CEO and Make Strategic Calls

Pressure-test business decisions by having the model act as a CEO responding to real scenarios.

Plan Goals With Jobs To Be Done

Turn a vague goal into prioritized jobs, outcomes, and a step-by-step project plan.

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