In the military, maintaining a log book is a standard practice and essential tool for recording actions, assessing patterns, and making strategic decisions. That same tactic, when applied to personal development, becomes a powerful tool for cultivating self-awareness, improving performance, and sustaining growth. Keeping a Daily Log Book is a deceptively simple but highly effective […]
In order to effectively conduct surveillance you have to understand the target. You need to know where they go and what they do. We call this developing a Pattern of Life. It is a deep dive into the actions and behaviors of a target in order to understand them and to predict what they will
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The internet is full of chatter about personal and professional growth, but sometimes we skip over the fact that growth doesn’t just happen. It requires the right conditions. The right kind of pressure. The right kind of support. Like fire needs fuel and oxygen, growth needs both challenge and support in balance. When one side
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In the military, there’s a tactic used with mortars and indirect fire known as “walking it in.” You don’t immediately hit your intended target with full force. First, you fire a few spotting rounds, adjusting based on where they land. You watch. You correct and adjust. You refine your aim. When you are on target
As we gather education, training, and experience we grow our knowledge, skills and abilities which results in expanded capabilities and increased capacity. This thought came to mind early this week and I think it is worth unpacking it a bit further. Education is a structured process of gaining knowledge, general skills (writing, math, speaking ect),
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