The short guide
How to get priorities finished, not just started
One project a week
Playbook 04, One project a week, is the free sample. Pick the one thing that would make the biggest difference, finish it, then pick the next. It sounds too simple. It is the fastest way out of twelve half-finished priorities.
The 15-minute weekly think protects the quarter of an hour you need to choose well, even in the busiest weeks.
Brief it so nobody has to guess
Every gap you leave in a brief, your team fills with a guess. Clarity questions turns a vague goal into something they can deliver. 3x3x3 keeps progress, priorities and support clear up, down and across, so needs do not wait for days.
Think further ahead
Be more strategic explains what the phrase actually means for a manager: ask why a problem keeps happening, not who fixes it today. Your year on a page replaces the long list of goals with nine lines you will still remember in March.
Track one number: projects finished. Count it at day 0, 30, 60 and 90.











