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Playbook Radio #164- NFL Coaches spend 80-100 hours a week in game planning
Synopsis
In this episode, I share a striking revelation I just discovered: NFL coaches spend 85-100 hours per week game planning for just 3-4 hours of gameplay. This billion-dollar industry’s approach to preparation offers powerful lessons for personal and professional success.
Key Insight: The most successful people I know are meticulous planners who understand that without a plan, you’re inviting chaos and failure. Failure typically results from neglect, not intention.
What You’ll Learn:
Why you should set specific target dates and milestones for all projects
How to create contingency plans for unexpected setbacks
Ways to apply strategic planning to work, relationships, health, and finances
How to start small—even 3-5 hours of weekly planning makes a significant difference
Bottom Line: If you prepare for the known, you’ll have confidence to handle the unknown. Strategic planning upfront pays dividends in execution and results.
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By Martin Williams
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Synopsis
In this episode, I share a striking revelation I just discovered: NFL coaches spend 85-100 hours per week game planning for just 3-4 hours of gameplay. This billion-dollar industry’s approach to preparation offers powerful lessons for personal and professional success.
Key Insight: The most successful people I know are meticulous planners who understand that without a plan, you’re inviting chaos and failure. Failure typically results from neglect, not intention.
What You’ll Learn:
Why you should set specific target dates and milestones for all projects
How to create contingency plans for unexpected setbacks
Ways to apply strategic planning to work, relationships, health, and finances
How to start small—even 3-5 hours of weekly planning makes a significant difference
Bottom Line: If you prepare for the known, you’ll have confidence to handle the unknown. Strategic planning upfront pays dividends in execution and results.