10 Game-Changing Reasons to Master the Art of Planning

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I’d love more videos on how to plan

Ooh-rah!

We called it the "6P's" in the Air Force: Piss Pot Poor Planning Produces PAIN

Respice Finem … this is the truth … 👍

I believe successful planning will need visualization, because to achieve certain goal or reach what's wanted to reach, strong sense of visualization would help to avoid or reduce or mitigate the loss or obstacles

Training long time any form of fighting can build good visualization, this can help to put better plan, and adjust the plan when needed

And when plan in combat or battle or against enemy, the enemy would like to overpower you or overtake your plan, come above your plan

Planning when it comes to elaborate vacations with children is essential. Need trans, sustainment, lodging, etc. if we are visiting places to hike then a terrain analysis/IPB must take place. A lot of things can be translated into the military planning structure. Great vid, perhaps this idea can be a future topic.

If the person can visualize good, can see through objects, can see what's next would be, then can plan better, with continues training can see sense anticipate the upcoming event or what's going to happen later on

I plan for tomorrow, I will wake up drink my fat burner flavoured powder, then take a bath, clean my tooth, drive my car to my job, eat my breakfast boiled chicken breast and canned sugar free corn, then later come back. Sleep take bath, then drink my energy powder while driving my car to my dojo and running

Awesome,a good lesson for today!!!

One might need to game(war-game) different sarnarios to better understand "cause and effect!!!!👍👍🤝💪✌️🎯😶‍🌫️

I just ate combo snickers, mars, KitKat, for tomorrow day🤫, I ate some sugar for this next week to start

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I'm a Master Planner 😎

If you fail to plan, you’re planning to fail. I’d like to see an “Art or War”video.

PACE Planning - Primary, Alternative, Contingency, Emergency. Great tips! Thanks for the awesome and informative video.
It's the flipside of the WW2 expression about the law of the 7 P's. ;)

can you make a video on how to minimise risks of injuries while training and while deployed?

I am going to be hip and say your video was dope ! It was a high giving epiphany The way you explained it , I went knowing it was important to realizing it's essential. I also have seen how a good plan touchs on many aspects of the operation.

By the way I watch a lot of your videos but this one was very good .

i did it!!!! i made a plan and followed through , it worked!!!!!! i woke up and thought i really have to pee so i made a plan to get the pee out, i executed the plan and boom the pee was out!! just like that.

Can we get more elite performance skills please!!!!!!!😊

I can still make good plans, thanks in no small part to my military experience.

However, my problem, since incurring multiple head injuries, is in the execution of my plans. I don't know how to describe it, other than to borrow a line from an old Aerosmith song:
...my "Get Up and Go" must have got up and went...

It's not a lack of desire; And, it isn't linked to an inability to be motivated...at least not in the traditional sense. It's almost like I damaged my Actuator Switch, the part responsible for actually Doing.

Idk...

But it f'n sucks

I appreciate for your super helpful videos

Planned a 2.5 day stag party with 14 people. The main exercise was an amazing race lasting most of the day. The teams travelled about 15km all up. Also catered for them and made sure we could feed them all in less than an hour.
Required a good plan and lots of lists.

This is a wonderful short articulation of the virtues of proactive planning and operating in a dynamic environment. As an archaeologist with fieldwork projects I felt myself being spoken to. All of what you stated applies directly.