This Method Prevents Bad Decisions - Military Decision Making 2

Test Your Strategy Before Losing Money | MDMP Part 2
Most companies lose millions because they never test their plans.
Are you making the same mistake?

In Part 2, I show you steps 4-7 of the Military Decision-Making Process:
→ War Gaming (test your plans against intelligent opponents)
→ COA Comparison (choose the best option)
→ COA Approval (get the right expertise)
→ Orders Production (execute what works)

What you'll learn:
0:00 4. War Games
0:59 NBC Taiwan Example
1:25 Business Example
2:48 5. Course of Action Comparison
4:41 6. Course of Action Approval / Decision
5:54 7. Orders Production
6:32 MDMP limitations (and RDSP)
6:52 The Rapid Decision Making Process
7:41 The transformation: From reactive to strategic

With: ‪@georgetownuniversitywargam6881‬ and ‪@US_AWC‬

The brutal truth:
Your competition is testing their strategy.
They're simulating worst-case scenarios.
They have Plan B, C, and D.
You don't? You lose.

War Gaming is not optional.
According to ‪@usacadd‬ U.S. Army Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate: People who regularly conduct strategic war games are significantly faster at complex problem-solving.
This is measurable. This is proven. This is your competitive advantage.

Examples from this video:
Why successful CEOs never decide alone.
What happens when competition attacks your supply chain-
How to anticipate Black Swan events-

MDMP vs RDSP:
MDMP = Comprehensive, thorough, for major decisions
RDSP = Fast, focused, for dynamic situations
I show you both.

Missed Part 1?
→    • This Method Will Change EVERYTHING For You...  

Sources:
   • Wargaming & the Military Decision Making P...  

   • Military Decision Making Process (MDMP) Se...  

https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/ADA343...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Military-Dec...

https://assets.publishing.service.gov...

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.c...

https://www.ausa.org/articles/decisio...

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https://media.defense.gov/2017/Dec/29...

https://www.airforcespecialtactics.af...

https://challenge2050.wordpress.com/w...

https://fromthegreennotebook.com/2020...

Resources (from March on):
📥 MDMP Template (free):
📥 War Gaming Worksheet:
📥 COA Comparison Matrix:

Next Steps:
Watch this video completely.
Choose ONE decision you need to make.
Conduct a war game (I show you how).
Comment your biggest insight.

Who is this for?
✓ Project managers deciding under pressure
✓ Founders wanting to test their strategy
✓ Executives needing to minimize risk
✓ Strategists seeking competitive advantages

Not for you if:
✗ You believe gut feeling is enough
✗ You have no time for strategic thinking
✗ You think "this won't happen to me"

Upcoming Videos:
→ War Gaming Deep Dive (how to conduct business war games)
→ 5th Generation Warfare (invisible conflicts)
→ Joint Intelligence Process (using information strategically)
→ Rapid Decision-Making (RDSP in detail)

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Quote from the video:
"War games identify blind spots. MDMP minimizes bad decisions. Strategy creates competitive advantages."
The question isn't whether you need these tools.
The question is whether you'll use them before your competition does.
Good luck. And may your decisions be informed.

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