One thing that I have learned: never use the words “strategic” or “tactical”. Much less such terrors as “long-term” or “short-term”. The problem is that these are relative terms. What is strategic in one context is tactical in another.
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One thing that I have learned: never use the words “strategic” or “tactical”. Much less such terrors as “long-term” or “short-term”. The problem is that these are relative terms. What is strategic in one context is tactical in another.