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Framing the Situation

  • john83491
  • May 6
  • 1 min read

This is the most critical portion of understanding the why. Every competition stage, gun fight, social interaction, or other human interactions requires defined boundaries to narrow a situation into digestible situations observed with all senses. This allows you to do many things:


-Understand a timeline, physical left and right, depth, etc

-What is key to the situation to help, neutral, or prevent from your capabilities or future capabilities within a timeframe

  • how fast and accurate do you need to be to ensure you reach your desired end state

 
 
 

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