Get clear on the what and the why. The how, who, and when will become silly simple. Any focus on the who, how, and when without really knowing the what and the why explains most of the resistance, pain, or frustration we experience.
In your corner,
Mike
PS: Yes. Resistance, pain, and frustration are strong indicators. See them and you’ll likely see a lack of (shared) clarity about the what and the why.
PPS: Strategy then tactics. Tactics isolated from strategy (esp. the “why”) is a recipe for disaster.
PPPS: Yes, we still have to follow through. But follow-through happens easily-happily-freely once we have the what and the why plus the who, how, and when.
Today’s photo credit: Dean Shareski cc