Parent Goals

All contexts have goals. Most goals originating in a context should align with the goals of its parent context. This alignment should be a focus of conversation (e.g. in one-on-ones) between the leaders of contexts in a parent-child relationship.

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Example Syntax:

"These <Goals> from <Child context A> support <Parent Goals> from <Parent context B>, while these other <Goals> from <Child context A> support <these beliefs>."

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For more:

• "Playing to Win: How Strategy Really Works", AJ Lafley & Roger Martin (2013).
• "Zone to Win: Organizing to Compete in an Age of Disruption", Geoffrey Moore (2015)