Commander's Intent - Revision history

Conor at 16:26, 15 February 2011

2011-02-15T16:26:28Z

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	The term '''Commander's Intent''' is taken from the book ''Made to Stick'' by the brothers Heath, p.26.		The term '''Commander's Intent''' is taken from the book ''Made to Stick'' by the brothers Heath, p.26.

	It refers to the fact that no amount of planning will survive the encounter with reality. One can plan only to be ready for contingencies. Unexpected events, conditions, and contingencies abound in most real situations. Therefore, the actor can only adapt. ''You can lose the ability to execute the original plan, but you never lose the responsibility of executing the intent.'' Carrying out the original intent requires adaptability and creativity.		It refers to the fact that no amount of planning will survive the encounter with reality. One can plan only to be ready for contingencies. Unexpected events, conditions, and contingencies abound in most real situations. Therefore, the actor can only adapt. ''You can lose the ability to execute the original plan, but you never lose the responsibility of executing the intent.'' Carrying out the original intent requires adaptability and creativity.

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Conor at 14:24, 7 November 2010

2010-11-07T14:24:11Z

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	It refers to the fact that no amount of planning will survive the encounter with reality. One can plan only to be ready for contingencies. Unexpected events, conditions, and contingencies abound in most real situations. Therefore, the actor can only adapt. ''You can lose the ability to execute the original plan, but you never lose the responsibility of executing the intent.'' Carrying out the original intent requires adaptability and creativity.		It refers to the fact that no amount of planning will survive the encounter with reality. One can plan only to be ready for contingencies. Unexpected events, conditions, and contingencies abound in most real situations. Therefore, the actor can only adapt. ''You can lose the ability to execute the original plan, but you never lose the responsibility of executing the intent.'' Carrying out the original intent requires adaptability and creativity.

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Jeremy at 01:54, 15 February 2009

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	The term '''Commander's Intent''' is taken from the book ''Made to Stick'' by the brothers Heath, p.26.		The term '''Commander's Intent''' is taken from the book ''Made to Stick'' by the brothers Heath, p.26.

	It ~~referst~~ to the fact that no amount of planning will survive the encounter with reality. One can plan only to be ready for contingencies. Unexpected events, conditions, and contingencies abound in most real situations. Therefore, the actor can only adapt. ''You can lose the ability to execute the original plan, but you never lose the responsibility of executing the intent.'' Carrying out the original intent requires adaptability and creativity.		It refers to the fact that no amount of planning will survive the encounter with reality. One can plan only to be ready for contingencies. Unexpected events, conditions, and contingencies abound in most real situations. Therefore, the actor can only adapt. ''You can lose the ability to execute the original plan, but you never lose the responsibility of executing the intent.'' Carrying out the original intent requires adaptability and creativity.

	[[Category:Planning]][[Category:Recruiting]]		[[Category:Planning]][[Category:Recruiting]]

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The term '''Commander's Intent''' is taken from the book ''Made to Stick'' by the brothers Heath, p.26.

It referst to the fact that no amount of planning will survive the encounter with reality. One can plan only to be ready for contingencies. Unexpected events, conditions, and contingencies abound in most real situations. Therefore, the actor can only adapt. ''You can lose the ability to execute the original plan, but you never lose the responsibility of executing the intent.'' Carrying out the original intent requires adaptability and creativity.

[[Category:Planning]][[Category:Recruiting]]