“I didn’t say that…” But that’s how it was interpreted. There is always room for confusion in individual conversations but if all your conversations are being misinterpreted then there are two problems; Your audience is not listening; they only hear what they want to hear, regardless of what you want to say. You’re not being clear. Both can be fixed. Change your audience, and clear up your words.
Triage – address the immediate problem, stabilize, stop the bleeding, redirect, and move on. Full Serve – someone does it for you, all of it, end to end, your job is to ask for it and it is done. Who you start with, is who you end with. Self-serve – you do it yourself, end to end, you’re on your own. If you have a problem, you don’t ask for help, you use the tools…
What is the Cosmic Collidatron? No idea. It doesn’t exist, I tried looking it up. It’s nothing? Or something? It’s whatever you want to make of it to create something with. Maybe it’s technology, perhaps it’s thought or even something physical? Whatever it is, it’s yours to create.
Don’t know. Everyone is different. Balance for one, is imbalance for another. You can find your balance, and what works for you, but know that it won’t work for everyone and it shouldn’t. Find your balance, but don’t force it on others.
There is a reason why deployments go wrong. Because we don’t know the order of things to be done and by whom. Deployments are commonly used for release planning and code. But they apply to everything. Knowing the steps of when something starts, when something takes over, when you start doing a new initiative – is a deployment. Know the steps to nail your next successful Deployment, leave little room for confusion.