# Strategy

> Browse 8 items tagged with Strategy.

## Items

- [Reverse Goal Setting](https://timetrack.works/fr/items/reverse-goal-setting) — Planning methodology that works backward from desired end state to present day. Helps identify necessary milestones and dependencies by starting with the destination and mapping the path in reverse.
- [Stop Doing List](https://timetrack.works/fr/items/stop-doing-list) — Productivity practice of identifying and eliminating low-value activities. Complements to-do lists by explicitly tracking what NOT to do for better time allocation.
- [Time Multipliers](https://timetrack.works/fr/items/time-multipliers) — Strategic approach focusing on activities that create more time in the future through delegation, automation, and elimination. Prioritizes investments that compound time savings.
- [Thinking Time Practice](https://timetrack.works/fr/items/thinking-time-practice) — Time management approach that recognizes and values unstructured thinking, reflection, and creative ideation as essential work activities. Advocates for scheduling dedicated time for strategic thinking, problem-solving, and creative exploration without immediate deliverables.
- [Value-Based Time Tracking](https://timetrack.works/fr/items/value-based-time-tracking) — Time tracking philosophy that focuses on the value created rather than just hours worked. Emphasizes outcome measurement, impact assessment, and strategic time allocation over simple hour counting for knowledge work.
- [Mike Flint - Warren Buffett's Pilot and the 5/25 Rule](https://timetrack.works/fr/items/mike-flint-warren-buffetts-pilot-and-the-525-rule) — The story of Warren Buffett advising his longtime personal pilot Mike Flint to list 25 career goals, circle 5 most important, then treat the remaining 20 as an 'avoid-at-all-cost list' to maintain laser focus on priorities.
- [Work Smarter, Not Harder Origin](https://timetrack.works/fr/items/work-smarter-not-harder-origin) — The popularization of the phrase 'work smarter, not harder' in industrial engineering and time management literature, emphasizing efficiency and effectiveness over brute force effort in achieving productivity goals.
- [Structured Delay](https://timetrack.works/fr/items/structured-delay) — Time management technique of intentionally delaying responses and decisions to batch work more efficiently. Strategic procrastination that improves productivity through batching.

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