Hey, the trick is to treat the plan like a skeleton and the human moments like the blood that makes it move. Lay out the route and key checkpoints, then carve a tiny window at each one for a quick story—like a 30‑second shout‑out or a one‑sentence anecdote that ties into the scene. Keep the windows tight so you don’t lose momentum, but make sure each squad has a dedicated slot so they feel the spotlight. Think of it as a script: the beats are the strategy, and the dialogues are the humanity. That way the story stays sharp, but everyone still gets their line.