by Rick Baker
On Jul 18, 2014
A project has a life of its own. It has a beginning. It has an end. It has a useful purpose.
Throughout its life, a project relies on people. With the help of people, projects achieve their useful purpose.
Most people take projects very seriously. Most people want to do their part to help projects achieve their ends and their goals.
And, many people contribute their best efforts to projects.
Despite those best efforts, projects are prone to experience numerous problems throughout their lives.
And when problems arise, projects rely on people to solve them. Projects understand processes assist people. On the other hand, projects know the strengths of people are required to solve the problems of projects.
by Rick Baker
On Jul 18, 2014
The Thinking Behind The Tweet
Habits have a special relationship with Time.
Here's some thoughts of introduction...
Many people complain about not having enough time. That complaint is a Bad-Habit symptom of a root cause - i.e., a root cause consisting of other Bad Habits. That I-don't-have-enough-time excuse is a puzzling way of justifying other problems...hence it is an 'excuse'. Time Management is a bugaboo that has the ability to generate Good Habits and Bad Habits.
Good Habits are linked to long-term Goals. [time is long]
Bad Habits are linked to short-term gratification. [time is short]
New Things are the stepping stones along the route between Bad Habits and Good Habits. [planned baby steps in time]
And, of course, regardless of how much time they think they have or think they do not have, People Only Do 3 Things: Good Habits, Bad Habits, & New Things.