Reflecting on your win list

Colleagues,

Tuesday, we looked at what constitutes a win and yesterday I suggested replacing your to-do list with a win list consisting of one or two priorities. After writing that message, I read Seth Godin’s post on jobs to be done.
 
Seth noted, “Easily overlooked, though, is the process of how something gets on our agenda or doesn’t.”
 
This made me think. We’ve been talking about priorities on the list, but how do we decide what goes onto the list in the first place?
 
On a daily basis, at least one of the items on your win list should:

1. Be in quadrant 2
2. Be related to your flywheel
3. Make you feel like you are building for the future

 
So, reflect on your week:

1. What did you invest time in that will create a better future for your organization?
2. Who did you invest time in that will create a better future for your organization?
3. What did you do this week to help yourself grow?

 
Do good and be well,
 
Frederick