Unlocking Wisdom: Embracing the Unknown in Decision Making
“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.” ~Sun Tzu
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President Trump – the Greatest of All Time, If …
Donald Trump wants to be known as President GOAT (greatest of all time). I want him to be the GOAT President too; he could be if he finishes the job this time.
The Biden Family Problems are Converging
The Biden family (as in crime family, not loving family) legal problems are beginning to converge in a very interesting way; the formation of a perfect political storm.
The Strategist
Strategist – a person skilled in strategy[1] Let us pretend for a moment you are a dentist. It took you years to receive the training you would need to be certified and licensed. Now, imagine I walk up to you in a meeting and say, “I am a dentist.” How long would it take you …
Our Candidate Must Be Strong and Smart – Trump Included
2024 is going to be an even bigger fight than 2022. We need our candidates to be strong and smart – Trump included.
Identifying and Tracking Bias in Decision-Making
Identifying and tracking biases in decision-making The screen shot shows how to identify and track the mitigation of biases. The bias type comes from a list of typical cognitive biases. Note, they are aligned to a strategy/plan and a decision. The form provides the capability to discuss the bias, its impact(s), and mitigation means. This …
China: The Patient Dragon
China’s mercantilist strategy is patient. But will internal stresses and pressures force it to act?
Flying the OODA Loop into the Next Election – Part 5
Democrats have left the door open to become both the evil and the stupid party – all wrapped up into one losing coalition. But, it depends on the Republicans being smart for a change.
Flying the OODA Loop into the Next Election – Part 4 (Decide)
The final part of playing an OODA loop on one’s opponent is to decide between available tactics, act, and repeat.
Flying the OODA Loop into the Next Election – Part 3 (Orient)
Applying the OODA to the development of a political strategy, we need to observe what our opponents are doing, and what our relative strengths and weaknesses are.
Flying the OODA Loop into the Next Election – Part 2 (Observe)
This is the second part of a 5-part series exploring the tactical planning that the Republican party should be doing going into the next two elections.
So, What is the Education Institution’s Strategy?
Education is at the heart of a web of influence and control that goes beyond the warning President Eisenhower gave in his Military Industrial speech. The education strategy is to control narrative and diaglog.