Colleagues,
Ten days ago, I heard a huge crash come from my back yard. I thought a tree had fallen. Instead, it was the frame of my shed! Long time readers will recall that I dismantled my minimally viable greenhouse in the early fall to build one that would stay above freezing when it was 20 degrees outside. What should have been a two-week project with clear A-B steps became a typical Big Change nightmare. Though my goal was to keep greens growing through the winter, I decided to add a shed to the north side of the greenhouse. The shed design became increasingly complex to the point that everything I was doing was beyond my abilities. Six-months after the old greenhouse came down, all I had was a foundation, two bare walls, and a floor standing vertically. Don’t ask. Then it all came down in a heap of splinters. Again, don’t ask. This is exactly why I advocate incremental change! Like my greenhouse, the typical Big Change project goes like this:
Reflect:
Cheers! Frederick
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