experience
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📝 What is my process for capturing experience? (part 3)
Reflection is another important aspect of the experience capture process. Do we carefully evaluate and critically think about what happened? We don’t do this to blame ourselves or others, but rather to recognize areas where we might improve…
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📝 What is my process for capturing experience? (part 2)
In part 1, we discussed the importance of getting information into permanent mediums. Below are a some that I use: Workflowy. This is my 2nd brain with 1000’s of notes, links, howtos, etc. It is easy to share Workflowy notes with others as…
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📝 What is my process for capturing experience?
After yesterday’s post, I was asked: “What’s your process to capture experience?” The most important thing is to get information out of transient mediums into permanent mediums. What are the attributes of a permanent medium? Searchable Per…
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🧠 How to leverage experience?
To leverage experience, we need to capture it. And to capture it, we need process. Without this, leveraging the experience of our best people is at best random. If we can capture experience, then we have it forever, even when our best peopl…
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🔭 How to encourage vision?
Innovation is fueled by vision. Without vision, things can be directionless, drifting toward obscurity. So, how to encourage vision? Perhaps the first thing is not to discourage it. Ironically, the more successful an organization is, the mo…
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🧠🔭 The tension of experience and vision
🧠 Experience: Guardrails for our journey, temperament for our actions. 🔭 Vision: The view of where we are going, the source of energy and enthusiasm for our enterprise. Experience is negative, a restraint. Vision is positive, a motivator. B…
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🧠🔭 Experience and Vision
In the realm of product development, there are two powerful forces – experience and vision. Experience (the past) is a guide – a help to avoid serious blunders and mistakes. Experience can help us avoid dead-end tangents. Experience gives u…
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📊 Past performance ...
“past performance is not indicative of future results” The above phrase is a disclaimer we often see associated with investments. However, this applies to more than investments … A technology that was cutting edge in the past may not be t…
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🛤️ Two paths with experience
As we gain experience, we can take two paths: learn from mistakes and all the things that went wrong, and apply this knowledge to do better in the future. assume because we’ve done something before the next time we do something similar it …