When you plan, don't try to prepare. Complete a detailed activities calendar with delegated duties, time frames, and accountability. Each activity must be done within its own time frame, and generally in sequence. The first three stages done completely and precisely result in the ability to execute with excellence. Time framing is a golden key to success.
Every successful coach holds meetings after a big game.
The idea is twofold. First, when a big event is over, there is a letdown. People need to be redirected and inspired. Second, there needs to be an evaluation of the event. That always means they did not see what they expected to see.