Checklists are brilliant at saving us from forgetting and keeping us on track. Yours also needs to force you to distil your process down to its meaningful essentials. That discipline means you’re not just ticking boxes for the sake of it, but focusing on consistently doing the things that matter. The trick is making a checklist a tool for sharper thinking, not just better remembering.
Checklists are brilliant at saving us from forgetting and keeping us on track. Yours also needs to force you to distil your process down to its meaningful essentials. That discipline means you’re not just ticking boxes for the sake of it, but focusing on consistently doing the things that matter. The trick is making a checklist a tool for sharper thinking, not just better remembering.
Just completed a few courses in analysis and stumbled across your posts.
Really helpful seeing it in practice
Thanks for that Michael, I'm glad you got some use from it.
Which courses did you do, by the way? I'm always curious about the courses people do.