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The asymmetric information environment: the advantage of knowing more
An asymmetric information environment: you see the enemy clearly, and the enemy sees a picture of you that isn’t there.
Oct 21
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War and Business
BAMCIS: how the Marine Corps plans, applied to business
BAMCIS: six troop-leading steps on one axis.
Oct 14
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War and Business
The ROC walk: how the Marine Corps confirms the plan
Briefing the plan proves you said it. The back brief proves they heard it.
Oct 8
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War and Business
What actually is DISCIPLINE?
Everyone preaches it. Almost nobody can define it. Here’s the definition that actually works.
Oct 1
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War and Business
September 2026
The combined arms dilemma: make sure your enemy is always wrong
Don’t hand your competition a problem — hand them a dilemma with no good answer.
Sep 24
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War and Business
The connecting file: the most reliable form of communication
When the radios fail, a Marine with a message still delivers.
Sep 15
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War and Business
Team discipline: why the Marine Corps has it and how to get it
Discipline is consistency times standards — the Marine Corps’ two-lever equation, applied to your team.
Sep 8
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War and Business
August 2026
Unity of command: how the military assigns responsibility
One person owns the problem, and gets the team to solve it.
Aug 31
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War and Business
January 2026
Commander’s intent & end state: the military’s solution for “why”
Give the why and the finish line, and your team can decide without you.
Jan 4
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War and Business
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December 2025
OODA Loop - The Military's Rapid Decision Process Applied to Business
The fighter pilot's decision cycle, and why the faster loop business as well
Dec 31, 2025
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War and Business
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Use the Military's Conditions Set to drive business project timeline
Let conditions, not dates, launch your projects, the same way infantry commanders launch operations
Dec 23, 2025
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War and Business
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The Military Principle of "Economies of Force Applied" to Business - No Wasted Effort
Spend the minimum to get by on lower impact areas, so you can mass where you win
Dec 21, 2025
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War and Business
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