Great post, DK! Something special happens when we collect our thoughts for and against an idea in a written list. It reminds me a little or the Amazonian approach to making business decisions. Each meeting begins with a written statement of the problem, the business impact, and potential directions forward. It’s a process that works just as well for personal and professional decisions.
Great example. Written communication is wonderful for articulating thoughts and getting review, feedback, and buy-in from other people!
Additionally, in business situations the writer of a document has outsized influence over the assumptions and direction of the conversation. Worthwhile skill to hone!
Great post, DK! Something special happens when we collect our thoughts for and against an idea in a written list. It reminds me a little or the Amazonian approach to making business decisions. Each meeting begins with a written statement of the problem, the business impact, and potential directions forward. It’s a process that works just as well for personal and professional decisions.
Great example. Written communication is wonderful for articulating thoughts and getting review, feedback, and buy-in from other people!
Additionally, in business situations the writer of a document has outsized influence over the assumptions and direction of the conversation. Worthwhile skill to hone!