Submitted by Bryce Neier on
Bryce discusses the importance of strategic thinking over anger, especially in litigation. He draws parallels between strategic military actions, like D-Day, and legal strategies, suggesting that getting strategic rather than angry can lead to better outcomes. He advises focusing on the constituency, such as judges or juries, and adapting strategies to overcome obstacles. He also highlights the need for critical thinking and strategic planning in personal and professional life to achieve fulfillment.