Well put, I’ve found myself thinking about a similar takeaway in my work. When I was a beginner I always counterattacked. Now I see that that most attacks (and

Well put, I’ve found myself thinking about a similar takeaway in my work. When I was a beginner I always counterattacked. Now I see that that most attacks (and counterattacks) are built on insufficient foundations and assumptions; better to develop, create space, anticipate your opponent and build a plan. Of course, no plan survives contact with the enemy, but that plan is better than no plan, or imprecise aggression.