Today I’m going to share a simple simple way to approach a task, project or goal. More accurately, I’m focusing on the initial decision process.
A project can be split into a few parts such as
Envisioning & Planning Development & Implementation Testing & Feedback
Different project management methodologies are abound, and you may be familiar with others that are similar or different, each with different focus and strengths. Take note that this post is not about project management, it is about making that initial decision to do or not to do the project. This can be done at the Envisioning stage and should culminate with the Planning stage.
Since the very first meeting in secondary school I’ve ever sat in to discuss and decide on whether or not a project or activity be carried out, I’ve noticed a certain trend. Most initial meetings start with someone sharing the bright idea for a project or something and quite quickly degenerates into a wack-the-mole exchange of debate over why the project will fail for various reasons. If you have ever been in such meetings and would like a different (read: more effective) approach, read on.
The above trend actual happen . . . → Read More: How to decide on a task, project or goal?
