“green train on a railroad” by Sai Kiran Anagani on Unsplash In parts 1 and 2 of “easy” project management and what are the methods to support the word “simple.” Simple project management is Who Does What By When . We’ve also talked about how to hold people accountable — focusing on the WHO and WHEN it is due. Now we focus on the items that arise during the project that we had not originally planned or intended to address. These are the surprises and discoveries that have been identified after the project has started, adding to our need for attention and forcing us to apply due diligence to get the “new” things completed. A tool to use that works easily is typically called a RAIL. No, No, we are not going to have to tie somebody down to the RAIL and wait for the train to come and run them over (or maybe we are). This is called RAIL or R olling A ction I tem L og. A log that you use to track things that pop up during the project. It isn’t necessarily that common or normally ...
Why are we always at each other’s throats? Why have we all become evil? Is it really that hard to say “Please” and “Thank You” in today’s world? Heck, even saying “hi” or “Hello” to someone you do not know is becoming frowned upon. I do not think that we have become so self-absorbed that we cannot even extend a simple courtesy to our fellow humans. Take the time and effort to learn these simple phrases. Please and Thank You can go a long way when you are trying to build relationships . “please dont try to sleep here signage” by Maria Freyenbacher on Unsplash “May we please have guidance on how to be more polite?” Most certainly! Thank you for asking! Remember that you are always learning how to listen and understand. When you hear someone speaking, you should listen to what their words mean . The intent. If you do not understand what they are trying to say, please be sure to ask them to help you better understand. It may be necessary for you to explain what y...
The family decided to spend the day on Elk Lake here in central Oregon . We borrowed some Ocean sit-on-top kayaks like this one from our close friend Mellanie and proceeded to load the kids and our day gear and set off. These are nice kayaks to use for poking around and it allows us to load a reasonable amount of gear and have the kids sit between our legs as we paddle about. We have used these type of kayaks on dive excursions off Catalina ( Guide to diving Catalina Island ) and with an eco-resort (Matava) in Fiji . The weather on Elk Lake couldn't be any more perfect, a nice warm day, no clouds, and a calm lake. The idea was to find a nice beach to sit out on and play with the kids and do some swimming. Dax and Ivy found some friends they play with while hanging out at Kids Corner at Juniper Swim and Fitness making the most of it. Has anyone tried to use a paddle board yet? Laurie is a natural at it! It really wo...
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