loki09789
Senior Master
This may be different than some:
1. It will be serious and potentially lethal/deadly - even if it only 'feels' wrong at first - with the potential for some really fast changes.
2. My body will betray me to a degree because of the natural fight or flight condition (sweaty palms, loss of fine motor skill, tunnel vision, possible loss of hearing, ...) and I will have to consider my state of fitness/health/sobriety... so that I don't become my own worst enemy by writing paychecks I can't cash, or mistiming/misjudging something.
3. There will be no time to come up with something 'on the fly', my mental/physical preparation and experience prior to the moment will dictate what I do in the moment.
4. Even the worst plan is better than no plan, but the more you practice planning the better your plans will be.
Anything else is too specific and limiting. That's why I try to work on read and react/OODA loop/tactical approaches so that I am adaptable.
Paul M
1. It will be serious and potentially lethal/deadly - even if it only 'feels' wrong at first - with the potential for some really fast changes.
2. My body will betray me to a degree because of the natural fight or flight condition (sweaty palms, loss of fine motor skill, tunnel vision, possible loss of hearing, ...) and I will have to consider my state of fitness/health/sobriety... so that I don't become my own worst enemy by writing paychecks I can't cash, or mistiming/misjudging something.
3. There will be no time to come up with something 'on the fly', my mental/physical preparation and experience prior to the moment will dictate what I do in the moment.
4. Even the worst plan is better than no plan, but the more you practice planning the better your plans will be.
Anything else is too specific and limiting. That's why I try to work on read and react/OODA loop/tactical approaches so that I am adaptable.
Paul M