I forget "negativity" of the past, it's hard but it's definitely something to do. I recommend reading the 33 laws of war.
2) Do Not Fight the Last War: The Guerrilla-War-of-the-Mind Strategy.[1] Tactics age, keep tactics fresh and always develop new ones.
•The Last War. In 1806 Prince Friedrich Ludwig of Hohenlohe-Ingelfingen fought Napoleon, but his strategies were those of Frederick the Great and were old and tired. Napoleon's innovative strategies outwitted him.
•The Present War. In 1605 Miyamoto Musashi, a samurai, had series of defining duels. He developed a pattern for his fighting, but would regularly change his tactics to confound and confuse his opponents. His continual adaptation of his tactics afforded his opponents no comfort.
•Keys to Warfare
•Drop preconceived notions.
•Forget the last war.
•Re-examine beliefs and principles.
•Keep inventing new plans.
•Adapt to current times.
•Reverse course doing the opposite of what has been done before.
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