Small Details Bring BIG Changes!





So many cool things to do and just not enough time!

Good ideas typically aren't as hard to come by as the resources to IMPLEMENT!

The Time...
The Energy...
The Finances...
The Human Resource...
Etc.

Like you I have a lot on my plate and it's can be difficult to keep everything going right!?

Well, like Krav Maga...


Small Details = BIG GAINS!


But only if you are effective and efficient!

Which is another way of Controlling 'Tactical Space'!

When it comes to defending yourself...

Moving is Typically Better than Not Moving...

However...

Moving TACTICALLY is Best!

Just like at work...

There are people doing 'stuff'. They're always busy, but don't get anything done!

(You know the people I'm talking about!)

Then there are folks who know EXACTLY what to do so they don't look hurried all the time, yet they get it done!

Those people are controlling their 'Tactical Space'!

Often times when you compare someone who is effective vs. someone who isn't it isn't always easy to see why...

It often comes down to the 'Little Things.'

For instance my last [Almost] Daily email had a great section about the different types of tactical space...

But I don't know if you noticed, but there was a typo...

It was a tiny one!

ONE small three letter word that makes a HUGE Difference!

What word?

Well, remember the section where it said "See the 'Tactical Space!'?

Under that I wrote the following statement...

Keep in mind that that 'Space' is just physical, it's Ethical, Emotional, Psychological, Verbal, Social, Physical, etc.

Do you see what word I missed? What's the ONE SMALL WORD I LEFT OUT THERE!?

The word is NOT...

That paragraph should have read:

Keep in mind that that 'Space' is NOT just physical, it's Ethical, Emotional, Psychological, Verbal, Social, Physical, etc.

One small word, but one HUGE Detail that makes all the difference!

Just like your training, one small detail can make all the difference!


So, what can YOU DO!? 


What are some of the small things you can do that will reap HUGE Rewards!? I bet if you took a close look you could see some of those things...

That's a good first step...

Simply noticing!


Keep Going,
~Craig


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