Think we have witnessed this............

 . . .he became able to study a situation, evaluate its facts, decide which ones were meaningful, develop a course of action in response to work toward a desired outcome, and verbalize the orders that need to be issued.

      These are the basic steps in critical thinking, but the military commander's task is especially difficult because he or she must take one additional step, often the hardest one of all: ensuring that the orders are implemented.  It is one thing to know what to do, but quite another to get other people to do it.  New presidents often make the mistake, for example, of paying too much attention to formulating policy and not enough into implementing it.

-Thomas E. Ricks, First Principles: What America's Founders Learned from the Greeks and Romans and How That Shaped Our Country