This is the Jocco Underground Podcast number 19 with Echo Charles and me, Jocco.

Well, like good evening.

I come.

All right.

So last week I posted, oh, these last week, it was a few weeks ago.

A few weeks ago, I posted something from Gettysburg where I was talking about the indirect

approach to things.

The specific thing I was talking about is that in the Civil War, in the Battle of Chancellor

of Hill Stonewall, Jackson convinced General Lee to take that he should take the indirect

approach in this battle.

He should take his troops and walk 14 miles to get to the flank of the Union instead of

just doing a frontal assault, which was a half mile.

So he'd go right at him, go right at the Union Army or come in from the flank after

we'd do a walk in 14 miles.

He was able to convince General Lee to do that and once they had the flank, they won

the battle very quickly with minimal casualties.

So this is the indirect approach and I was talking about the fact that it works with people

and you should use it 99% of the time.

It's the better approach and it might seem like it's going to be harder because it's longer

but ultimately it's more efficient and it's more effective.

And then as I looked, you know, as I posted it, whatever, no big deal and looked at some

of the comments that people wrote and you know, most people are like, yeah, absolutely

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