To put it simply: set strategic goals; Long-term, short-term and immediate; Decompose a big target into a medium target and then into a small target; Small goals are assigned to a person, a department, a group or an organization; The strategic things are similar. Tactics are better: it is the method and scheme to accomplish the goal. Tactics serve the strategy, which is a concrete method and scheme to complete the strategy. Take ordinary family life as an example: the strategic goal-to live a happy life-is broken down into three goals: 1. Eat well, 2. Live well, 3. Durable, 4. Use it well, 5. Spend money; -Break it down into small targets-1. Eat well-decide what to eat tonight-decide to eat braised pork ribs for dad to finish. All right, strategy complete. The rest is tactics. 1. Collect information-where to sell, quality, price; 2. Make a tactical plan: tell grandpa the information, let grandpa buy it, and let the supermarket help change the knife into small pieces when selling it; Let grandma prepare seasoning; 3. Conduct combat operations, get home from work and prepare braised pork ribs. 4. Everyone eats together and is satisfied; Well, the strategic goal of eating well tonight has been achieved!