Articles for category: Initiative

11 months ago

Greg Thomas

Giving out the Options

Picking the solution is the easy part, it’s the options that take time. The analysis, the evaluations, the comparison, and narrowing down to the most applicable is the most important work that happens before you give out the options. It’s not easy work, but when presented to those who need to pick a solution, it greatly simplifies their lives and makes moving forward that much easier. When the option analysis is convoluted, messy, incomplete, or stretches out anything and everything, the selection of the solution becomes problematic and generally stagnates as confusion sets in. Giving out the Options, is the

11 months ago

Greg Thomas

Where You Want to Work?

Truth be told, I have no idea where I want to work right now. I’m still trying to figure that out. But while I’m still trying to figure it out, I’m not going to sit and stare out at the great blue sky and hope it lands in my lap and solves all my problems all at once. That won’t happen. Never has, never will. Doors can open, but generally, we either push them open or pull them open or we walk through. Our actions trigger the opening of the door. So if there is no action, you will never

11 months ago

Greg Thomas

The Lessons You Learn

The work you do is not necessarily what you’re going to be good at. The work in between that gets the work done is where you are going to excel. In every job, whether it’s fast food, retail, building tables, carpentry, electrical, hedge work, programming, testing, requirements, architecture, etc, etc – it will ALWAYS be the work in between that will make you succeed and it’s here that the greatest lessons you will ever learn will be taken from here. Want to learn a new skill?  Go download a $14 course, buy the book, or get out there and start

11 months ago

Greg Thomas

Give it Away

Got too much stuff? Give it away. Don’t know what to do with something after staring at it for days? Give it away. Not sure if you are ever going to use it again? Give it away. Know someone who could use it? Give it away. You don’t need to turn a profit on everything, sometimes you can give it away to those that need it most.

12 months ago

Greg Thomas

Over Alerts

How many alerts do you need when you sign up for a service? What is enough? What matters? Notifications and Alerts are great when done correctly, of value, and give you what you need. But when overused, they become emails sent to the trash. If you’re sending notifications, ask what their purpose and value are if you were to receive them in your inbox. If your first instinct is to delete, you’ve probably missed something if you, yourself, want to get rid of them as fast as possible.

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