Every Vision Needs a Strategy
Thanks for the shout-out, Adler!
And thanks for sharing a story about failure - I know it takes courage to put yourself out there and reflect on yourself doing the wrong thing.
Seems like you were thrown in the deep end but you've learned a lot. Next time you will crush it!
Great breakdown. The illusion of being busy is dangerous. Without a clear MVP, risks, and alignment, you’re just collecting information instead of leading a project. On the other hand, I invite you to check this post I wrote about MVPs:
https://projectmanagementcompass.substack.com/p/the-good-enough-trap-how-over-reliance
Hey William, thanks for sharing! Nice insights. I like the idea of MVM. :)
Regular meetings for alignment is such a big one. I have taken a misstep in a major project that failed, due to not having these.
Yeah it's very easy to assume that "we are all aligned and things will go as expected" until the last moment when we find that it's not :P
Thanks for the shout-out, Adler!
And thanks for sharing a story about failure - I know it takes courage to put yourself out there and reflect on yourself doing the wrong thing.
Seems like you were thrown in the deep end but you've learned a lot. Next time you will crush it!
Great breakdown. The illusion of being busy is dangerous. Without a clear MVP, risks, and alignment, you’re just collecting information instead of leading a project. On the other hand, I invite you to check this post I wrote about MVPs:
https://projectmanagementcompass.substack.com/p/the-good-enough-trap-how-over-reliance
Hey William, thanks for sharing! Nice insights. I like the idea of MVM. :)
Regular meetings for alignment is such a big one. I have taken a misstep in a major project that failed, due to not having these.
Yeah it's very easy to assume that "we are all aligned and things will go as expected" until the last moment when we find that it's not :P