The Plan On a Page is the quickest, easiest and most effective planning approach for any effort. Use POP to ensure your projects, products, strategies, programs, events, and other efforts are Planning for Success; not Destined for Failure.
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How you think is how you plan is how you execute. “A good plan today is better than a perfect plan tomorrow.” Interesting, yet sometimes flawed, belief. What if…the plan is not “good?” In most (not all) contexts, what’s the worst that can happen if a plan incurred marginally extra planning that resulted in marginal […]
Words Really Make a Difference Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain)—when asked whether word choice was important—is said to have replied, “The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightning and a lightning bug.” When planning efforts of any-size or type…using the “right” words for titles affects a project’s perceived responsibilities. As […]
Would you agree…every project has a strategy? All projects are undertaken to solve a problem or fulfill an aspiration. Or, to put it another way: the nature of a project (or other type of effort), is a manifestation of a strategy intended to resolve a problem or fulfill an aspiration. (“We’ll solve this problem by…{project}.”) […]
This three-part series highlights the rationale and need for “Professional Skepticism.” Professional Skepticism is the singular and joint responsibility of Project Leaders, Project Managers, Customers, Suppliers, Other Affected Parties, et al. This third part discusses the need for Professional Skepticism with respect to assuring effort participant’s Degree of [Actual] Commitment. A quick assessment of commitment […]
