The terms tactics and strategy are commonly mixed up. Strategy, loosely speaking, are your ideas for success before competition begins, while your tactics are the adjustments you make during performance. You could think of tactics as the practical application of your strategy, taking into account the variations that (almost) always play out.
Here's a clip that exemplifies strategy. It's both wonderfully simple and fantastically successful.
With that in mind, here's a question for you: does strategy need to be simple to be effective?
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