Football teams do not stumble onto the field on Sunday and hope for the best. They prepare – all week. 40 hours at least.
Win or lose on Sunday, what follows?
Evaluation.
On Monday, the team absorbs the film of Sunday’s game . . . pause, rewind, question, pause, slow down, play . . . evaluation and analysis without an ounce of sugar.
The football team’s PEE (preparation, execution, evaluation) ratio: (40:4:8) . . . or more simply (10:1:2)
How do you enter your eight-hour workday?
Stumble into it blindly. (I’m guilty)
Is it reasonable to assume that before entering the “arena,” you would have a strategy? What about an assessment afterwards.
Using the football’s team PEE ratio (10:1:2), you would prepare for 80 hours, work for 8, and evaluate for 16.
That’s absurd.
What about (0:8:0)?
Which is more absurd?
