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Говорят "Стратегия и тактика", а почему бы не перевернуть? Пусть будет тактика, которая определит стратегию!
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Increase your damage plz!
- 1. Стратегия и тактика: бывают ли рельсы против паровоза?
- 3. Стратегия – это…? Умение определять наилучший путь из того места, где вы находитесь сейчас в то место, куда вы хотите попасть.
- 4. Ок, мы здесь. Давайте проверим свои умения
- 5. Смотрим на карту, а в голове 5 вопросов: 1. Где мы? 2. Куда мы хотим попасть? 3. Что стоит у нас на пути? 4. Как начать идти? 5. Как бы дойти?
- 6. Как начать идти? Выбрать транспорт Как бы дойти? Не поломать транспорт
- 7. Здесь происходит магия Вы умеете хорошо ездить на велосипеде, но дорога далекая и вы решаете взять мотоцикл – у него ведь тоже два колеса.
- 8. Тактика – это…? Момент выбора в начале пути такого транспорта, чтобы не поломался по дороге и его не пришлось менять.
- 9. Тактика – это…? Момент выбора в начале пути такого транспорта, чтобы не поломался по дороге и его не пришлось менять.
- 10. А теперь забудьте всё, что я сказал.
- 11. Тактика = Идея. Не бывает двух одинаковых идей – ищите различия!
- 12. Стратегия – не является целью. Это фокус и последовательность. Мастерское обращение с инструментами.
- 13. Подводя итоги 1. Используйте свои сильные стороны – эксплуатируйте успех. 2. Мастерски освойте хотя бы один инструмент – став отличным специалистом вы поймете необходимую последовательность. 3. Не упражняйтесь в разочаровании – большинство целей просто не достижимы.
- 14. Тактика = Идея. Не бывает двух одинаковых идей – ищите различия!