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My kids’ messy bedroom and compliance!
Years ago we put a program in place at home to help make it more livable. We instituted an allowance program based on participation and results (we were young and naive then … what can I say?). One aspect of … Continue reading →
What could your project team do with an extra $500,000?!?
If I gave your project $500,000 how would you spend it? If I took away $500,000 what wouldn’t you do? How many meetings are happening in your organization every day? These meetings are a huge draw on your budget but … Continue reading →
The Art and Science of Change
I'm sitting here exhausted after a day at The Art and Science of Change followed by an evening of playing baseball with the kids! Now my brain AND my body need an ice pack. This conference stretched my comfort zone given it's the first large event outside of the...
Seeking the perfect Charter? Write it when you’re done the project!
Recently I saw a disturbing (but not unusual) event. Updating the project charter a mere two weeks from implementing the results of a project. Updates this late in the project even with the best of intentions really only serve to … Continue reading →
Stop fooling yourself – the risk is in the blocks!
Risk. Did the US examine and mitigate the risk of a Japanese attack on Pearl harbour in 1941? Did the White Star Line consciously accept the risk of so many people dying when the Titanic was fitted with so few lifeboats? Did … Continue reading →