Planning used to feel simple when teams were smaller and markets were slower. Now leaders manage shifting priorities, remote teams, and constant pressure to “do more with less.”

Analog tools can bring unexpected (but highly-desirable) clarity to your work. Physical tools slow you down just enough to make your thinking more deliberate, your planning more visual, and your decisions more rooted.

Did you know that 50% of small businesses fail within the first five years? While the reasons vary, one factor stands out, i.e., a lack of a strong marketing strategy.