A SWOT is not a wish list

How to write a SWOT grounded in data rather than opinion.

Most SWOT analyses get written in a half-hour meeting, and what comes out is a wish list rather than an analysis.

Every quadrant needs evidence

Each strength or weakness needs a figure or a source behind it. Without one, it's an opinion.

A SWOT without sources is organised guesswork.

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