How to Make Better Decisions Using the OODA Loop

[@Coach-DC]

I’ve been employing the OODA loop in my life for years. Very effective

[@masterofdisaster492]

This really works over time, you are constantly evaluating, making changes and seeing how well the corrections worked. It's basically a closed loop system

[@GG-bl2vm]

I want to say you and your podcasts are making a real difference in my life. Thank you.

[@jeremymenning56]

When I learned to ride a motorcycle (20+ years ago) the instructor used SIPDE (phonetically - SIP-D). It was the tool they said would "one day save your life". Clearly it has stayed with me. S. ee I.dentify P.redict D.ecide E.xecute Whichever set of acronyms you use...apply it as a discipline (and I like to think an art form) that a man can hone over a lifetime to make good decisions.

[@sotsomotor]

Great comment on a major theory and attitude.

[@RobThompsonRealtor]

I still remember, "Slow, Look, Lean, Roll". As I come through corners, I still repeat it nearly 20 years later.

[@jimleedy8029]

Thanks. As always, practical advice for men. I am grateful for a father who has taught me many of these lessons (maybe not quite as eloquently) but watching this only makes it easier to share some of these lessons with my sons. Always improving.

[@Decypha77]

Interesting how this links to business strategy. Observe is the equivalent to an external analysis. Orient is the equivalent to checking internal capabilities. Decide is the equivalent to finding the strategic links and then of course you act which is implementation in business. Powerful shit.

[@tankerboysabot]

This was one of the better videos that I've seen in a little bit, Mostly because things at home have been a little bit crazy and my wife has been looking more for me to make more decisions and I've heard of that on a lip when I was in the army but completely forgot about it in the last 10 years or so, It's something that I need to get back to using.

[@brandonforrester5851]

Very informative . Thank you for what you do brother . I’ve been watching your videos for a few months now , and ever since , you have given me many different perspectives on life and self. I’m a strong believer in following a structured set of principles . You’ve showed and inspired me to become better in doing that. Once again, thank you.

[@santinosamuel5301]

Thanks for sharing this knowledge, I will implement it from now on

[@mikenfldtube]

Great video! I will use this in passing on what have learned to the younger men in my area!

[@Orderofman]

Right on!

[@TheSoares500]

great video man, tons of value and wisdom in it!! Please don't ever stop, you're an exemple to be followed

[@RandomPerson-nd2ey]

Heard it on the podcast, just came by to give it a like. Keep up the good work!

[@Orderofman]

Much appreciated.

[@silascochran9705]

We appreciate your videos going through a lot right now you've been helping me stay on track

[@Orderofman]

Glad it's helping.

[@Hockey567899]

great explanation

[@wyattturner99]

Great show 👍🏽

[@NeverMindJeff]

Great message! Very similar to the Lean concept of “Plan, Do, Check, Adjust”. I agree that getting stuck in the front end is an area of struggle for many, including myself. I generally prefer to be iterative and agile, but I sometimes slip into a “Perfectionism Funk” that keeps me from taking prompt action. Other times, I’m wondering how deep the river is after I’ve already jumped off the bridge. It all makes me think that perfectionism is probably just fear in disguise. Thanks, Ryan!

[@conorm2524]

I beat myself up a lot about making bad decisions.

[@Dj-uy1kp]

Great video, thanks for sharing!!! By the way where did u get that skull on the wall, it's very nice!!

[@drrichie3505]

Great video... thanks for practical, usable techniques and ideas

[@joshuakeeler82]

Competence and Clarity.

[@danlyons9861]

Thanks for sharing this. I first learned about OODA loop as a self-defense tactic through my company’s provided ALICE training.

[@Orderofman]

Right on.

[@mrgruffy4499]

It would have helped those who are novices, like me, to tell us what OODA means. I had to look it up. It's: Observe--Orient--Decide--Act. Observe: Objectively consider all information possible with logical reasoning, not emotional feelings. Become a Spock. Rely on logic, not emotions. What are the long-term rewards or consequences of your decisions? I'll sleep on it, and decide tomorrow. What if your decision didn't result in what you expected or desired? "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."-- Nikola Tesla. Also attributed to Thomas Edison Beware of those who insist on telling you what you need to do. These are the, "I know all about that" crowd, and the coffee-shop experts. But they actually know little or nothing.

[@nikolasspade2700]

So if a desision you have to make has a very high desired roi but the risk is also extreamly high and can cause exuberant amount of damage. What would you say?

[@thunderkiss0000]

Love the content

[@mihabrilj152]

observe orient decide act, analise -what gets mesured gets acomplished -just do -do aformations -be positive Dan Peña, Brian Rose

[@SilentButDescriptive]

When Vikings explain metrics :D Very good :D

[@macvidarr1719]

So BAMCIS?