I wrote a post about “bias for action” over at the Brilliant Noise blog. It’s not that I’m particularly pleased with it, but I am enjoying the train-of-thought ride I describe in it…
A few strands of thought that have started to wind themselves around each other for me on this theme: how to grow a bias for action.
Three of the strands sound like definitive set of rules – but are more notes to myself (as I’m sure there are more to add):
- Use UIHD….
- Use active not passive language.
- Build a prototype instead of a long presentation or proposal.
Read the rest over there, if that tickles your fancy…
While I’m on the subject of Brilliant Noise, we recently welcomed a couple of fine new team members, Patrick Sansom and Ruth Oliver, while also bidding a sad farewell to Ross Breadmore who has moved to London. He made a big impression in a short time, that chap. He’s being replaced by a similarly brilliant, tall, cycling obsessive – more on him soon…