I agree, to a point. That kind of thinking definitely has a place, and it works wonders for productivity I'm sure.
You're talking about making it clear what you need to do tomorrow, making a plan so you always know what to do next.
This article, though, is talking about evaluating your goals and methods, something far beyond "next actions". Are you even headed in the right direction? Is your strategy as effective as you thought?
No matter how excellent your work is, you need to be working on excellent things.
This article, though, is talking about evaluating your goals and methods, something far beyond "next actions". Are you even headed in the right direction? Is your strategy as effective as you thought?
No matter how excellent your work is, you need to be working on excellent things.