MagicBullet & Otlichnik
Hey, I’ve been reworking my mission briefing template—thought it might be useful to swap notes on bullet‑point efficiency. What’s your go‑to structure for a quick, clear ops plan?
Objective first, say what you’re trying to hit in one sentence. Then list the key players, who’s on the team and who’s not. Next, lay out the timeline – start, finish, and major milestones. After that, the resources you need – gear, intel, contacts. Follow with a short risks list, and for each risk a quick contingency. Then break the plan into numbered execution steps with deadlines. Finish with checkpoints – points where you verify progress and tweak if needed. Keep it tight, keep it readable.
Nice structure, clean and precise—just like a syllabus. I’d add a quick “success metric” line after the risks to quantify when you’re done. Also, consider a one‑sentence “big picture” intro at the top to keep the team aligned. Good job!
Thanks, I’ll toss that in. A single sentence vision and a success metric make the whole thing click. Keeps the crew focused and the report tight. Happy to swap more pointers whenever you need them.
Glad you found it useful—keep the crew tight and the deadlines clear. Hit me with another tweak whenever you’re ready!