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TO DO OR NOT TO DO: 3 KEY QUESTIONS
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| Guest post by: Germaine Porche |
Article Overview: Whether you are embarking on a project of your own or assisting clients in their own projects, there are 3 questions that will help you assess the project, improve the plan and enhance your belief in your success. Read on to find out what they are.
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TO DO OR NOT TO DO: 3 KEY QUESTIONS
When undertaking a new venture, there's a simple but powerful tool that will help you achieve several worthwhile goals:
• Assess new possible projects
• Improve the design of the way forward
• Enhance confidence in producing successful outcomes
Whether you are embarking on a project of your own or assisting clients in their own projects, ask these three questions:
1. What's the best that could happen?
2. What's the worst that could happen?
3. What will probably happen?
What's the best that could happen? The purpose in asking this question is to determine what your vision is for the project. What results are you after? Who will benefit and in what specific ways?
What's the worst that could happen? Ask this question to figure out what the cost will be if the project doesn't go well. What could you lose? Will it damage other opportunities that you might have had?
What will probably happen? This question will help you decide what is predictable. To do this, examine past results from similar endeavors and evaluate what you might do differently. How could you improve on those results?
The best, worst, probable tool can assist greatly in examining the practicability of a new idea. It can provide remarkable insight into the undertaking far beyond the cursory examination people commonly perform before they leap headlong into a new project. This inquiry can uncover needed structures to put into place to ensure the success of the new project. Even better, the three questions can help assess the value of any action.
Article Tags: belief, goals, planning, possible, questions, success
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About the Author: Germaine Porche RSS for Germaine's articles - Visit Germaine's website Germaine Porche is an expert in coaching leaders. She is President and co-founder of Eagle's View Consulting, an international coaching and management consultancy. Fortune 500 companies invite Germaine to speak and train their management teams while professional coaches come to her for coaching and to perfect their skills. Germaine is co-author, with her partner Jed Niederer, of the bestselling coach's guidebook: Coach Anyone About Anything: How to Help People Succeed in Business and Life, listed among Amazon.com's Top 100 Business Books; the CD series, Ask The Coaches; and the new bestselling humor series, COACHING SOUP for the CARTOON SOUL. She recently released a completely new book, Coach Anyone About Anything: How to Empower Leaders and High-Performance Teams. Germaine holds a B.A. in Management from Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, Texas and an M.S. degree in Organization Development from American University and the NTL Institute (National Training Laboratories). She is a certified practitioner and facilitator of several behavioral styles profile and psychometric instruments. Germaine is a Life Member of CoachLab International - Society of Professional Coaches and serves on the Advisory Board. Click here to visit Germaine's website What has Unrealizable Fantasies Got to Do with Being Organized 5 Easy Steps For Generating Time TO DO OR NOT TO DO 3 KEY QUESTIONS Feedforward or Feedback Communication for Moving People to Action Your Environment By Design or Accident |
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