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The most useful thing that can be done on Sunday evening is to relax and sleep early. That will help in getting up early next day and will save you from Monday blues. You can save the parties for Friday and Saturday nights.Another useful thing would be to make a weekly planner for the coming week. That will save your time on a working Monday which in turn you can use to increase the productivity. It will also help you to visualize your goals , and plan your actions accordingly.

The week I got engaged, I went out and bought a bridal magazine.Read through it.Then wanted to jump out of a window.The main thrust of the magazine was ‘the perfect wedding.’ And for me to have the perfect wedding, at least according to the magazine, I’d have to buy a load of crap, like unity candles and something having to do with sand, plus I’d have go out and research wedding photographers, hair and make-up people, florists, videographers, bands/DJs, and on and on it went. Or plunk down a bunch of scratch to pay a wedding planner to do it for me.And then the gown. Ay carumba. I’ve owned cars that cost less than some of the gowns they were touting.So, after the guy I grew up with, who has a very successful DJ/photography/whatever company, told me he could get a DJ for my wedding ‘starting around $2,500’ I finally said,“Screw that, I am NOT hemorrhaging money for this.”Got a nice gown for $700.Got our rings from Etsy. They’re sterling silver with a 14k yellow gold lining. (Didn’t see the point of the lining, but that’s how they came. ) $400 for the pair.Did the flowers myself, from flowers I bought at Produce Junction and Acme. Total about $50.Did my own hair and makeup.My sister-in-law offered to do the videography. Another friend offered to snap photos of everything.For the reception, I hired a harpist for about $200. Nobody got to dance, but at least they could hold conversations without screaming to be heard. The reception cost about $1,500.Beautiful wedding cake -about $100.No bouquet toss, no garter.Over and over through out the years, I’ve been told by the people who attended (we had between 40 and 50 people) that ours was the best wedding they’d ever been to.

Yes, one of the main flaws of the German plan to defeat the Soviet Union was logistics.David Stahel covered the first months of the Great Patriotic War and based on his studies logistics were from the get-go the Wehrmacht Achille’s heel and doomed Operation Barbarossa.https://www.cambridge.org/as/academic/authors/241315To put it briefly, both Hitler and its generals thought that victory would have been achieved on the first weeks of the invasion through major battles at the border causing the collapse of the Red Army followed by a relatively easier operation towards Moscow and Caucasus. The planners, for example, supposed that the Soviet rail system would have dropped almost intact in their hands.It worked perfectly… until the Soviets decided to not following the German plan and refused to collapse and keep fighting sometimes to the last man even if completely surrounded. Plus applying a scorched earth policy whenever possible including railways and associated structures.Enter logistics and the beginning of the end of Hitler’s East expansion dreams as explained in detail in the mentioned books.On the other hand, the Soviets, although they too had to learn the lesson through many bloodbaths, understood an offensive is only as good as the logistics units that support it.In WW2 that meant having a lot of these (I’m simplifying):And a lot of fuel to make them run of course.The Soviets had real Allies, not like Germany, that eventually delivered hundreds of thousands of those, among other things, to support their logistics thus making them able to accomplish amazing offensives like this one:Operation Bagration - WikipediaSo, to answer your question, the Soviets were able to accomplish what the German could not: implementing effective logistics able to sustain offensive hundreds of kilometres within the enemy territory.Or in other words, avoid overextension.