One of the most difficult challenges for most strategists is to stay focused and remain prepared,
Click on this link on an interesting article on how one professional prepares himself.
"In planning, no useless move.
In strategy, no strategy is in vain." - Chen Hao
"I try to act like I'm a starter because I don't want to be put in a situation where I'm not prepared. ... That's the last thing I want to do." - Eli Whiteside, S.F. Giants backup catcher
# One must always plan ahead and be prepared. It begins by becoming focused on one's own center.
“One who excels at competition will await events in the situation without making any movements. When he sees he can be victorious he will arise; if he see he cannot be victorious he will desist. Thus it is said he doesn’t have any fear, he doesn’t vacillate. Of many harms that can beset any organization, vacillations is the greatest. Of disasters that can befall an army, none surpasses doubt.” – Paraphrased from Six Secret Teachings, 26
Summary
The successful strategist (the compass strategist) is one who skillfully assesses the "Big Tangible Picture" and knows how everything connects. ... He is then one step away from being strategically effective.
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