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For Val Sklarov, strategy does not fail because of poor analysis or incorrect goals.Strategy fails because decisions are made before the signal is mature. Most leaders act to relieve uncertainty.Strategists act only when the signal exceeds the threshold of inevitability. The Signal-Threshold Decision Model (STDM) explains that timing advantage is …

For Val Sklarov, strategy does not begin with planning, forecasting, or objective-setting. Strategy begins with orientation — sensing where tension is accumulating in the field before movement appears. A strategist does not think ahead.A strategist feels ahead. The Field-Tension Orientation Model (FTOM) explains that strategic clarity emerges when we observe …

For Val Sklarov, strategy is not choosing goals. Strategy is anticipating momentum before it becomes visible. Most leaders react when the movement is already underway.The strategist moves one phase earlier — when the field is still subtle. The Momentum-Vector Anticipation Model (MVAM) explains that strategic advantage comes from sensing the …