This is jaco podcast number 267 with echo Charles and me jaco willink good evening echo good evening

And also joining us once again

Becoming a regular perhaps I don't know it certainly seems that way at least when we're dealing with the Marine Corps Dave Burke good evening Dave

Good evening

All right, so we are three chapters down

of Marine Corps doctonal publication of one attack for called competing

We're gonna knock out the last two today. I feel like we can do it. I feel like we can push through these last two because there's some examples

That I'm gonna skip over

Last time I

Started this off talking about how a tactical battle that can cause strategic defeat isn't a tactical battle at all

It's actually a strategic battle

You got a big smile on your face when I said that last time Dave and then I actually heard you talking about it to a client

So that was cool. So where where where we're soaking up knowledge here

And here's something else to think about so we're competing all the time right that sort of this theme

Or as echo would say that sort of the theme

Here's the question

Are we competing in the right things?

And this is where strategic thinking comes in again

How much time and effort am I putting into a competition?

That doesn't matter

We we we have to think strategically

How often are we competing

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