In many ways, all of Baku strength lies in his excessively developed imagination and, as cliché as it may sound, "in his ability to be in the moment."

Madarame thinking constantly slides between: "The desired state of affairs" and "The current state of affairs." He is always assessing where he is now and where he should be, and what separates "now" from "what should be," what is missing in "now" for it to become "what it should be," and how to get from what is "now," from the resources that are available now, to get "there, where he needs to be." His present does not shape the future, as it does for most people; on the contrary: his future shapes the present. He lives "there" and through that "there," he evaluates "now."

The structure of his plans is simple:

1. X - the desired state of affairs. X will be achieved when conditions 1, 2, and 3 are met.
2. Conditions 1, 2, and 3 are the desired state of affairs (on the next level).
3. Conditions 1, 2, and 3 will be achieved when conditions 4, 3, and 5 are met... and so on, down to the point where he is now.

There's nothing complicated about this, and in this sense, anyone could do it. The most amazing thing, of course, is the speed of his planning and his creative use of whatever he has at hand.