THE CONTROLLED-CHAOS STRATEGY
The critical elements in war are speed and
adaptability--the ability to move and make decisions
faster than the enemy. But speed and adaptability
are hard to achieve today. We have more
information than ever before at our fingertips,
making interpretation and decision making more
difficult. We have more people to manage, those
people are more widely spread, and we face more
uncertainty. Learn from Napoleon, warfare's greatest
master: speed and adaptability come from flexible
organization. Break your forces into independent
groups that can operate and make decisions on
their own. Make your forces elusive and unstoppable
by infusing them with the spirit of the campaign,
giving them a mission to accomplish, and then
letting them run.
Robert Greene
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