One of the tools that I use which really enables meet to be productive is a set of checklists that I have developed.
I think every important project should have a highly-detailed checklist. This helps in a variety of ways ranging from helping you to stay on track, preventing overlooked details, energizing you as things are checked off, etc.
The question is: how do you create the “perfect” checklist? Or any checklist at all for that matter? I routinely use three stages of development for mine…
Stage One: Objectivize. It begins very simply with stating the primary object of the project. In other words, what is it that I want to achieve?
Objective: Qualify for the Boston Marathon
Objective: Earn an extra $100,000 this year
Objective: Teach my daughter to play piano by spring recital
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