Movement in Squares

Movement in squares refers to a strategy used in discussions, negotiations, or planning where progress is made step-by-step in small, manageable increments. Instead of tackling everything at once, issues are broken down into discrete parts, and each part is addressed sequentially. This approach helps build confidence, ensures clarity, and allows for adjustments along the way. By progressing through individual “squares,” stakeholders can monitor progress, resolve issues early, and maintain momentum. It’s an organized method that promotes steady advancement toward a larger goal by focusing on one section at a time.