Best Practices - Introduction
Goal setting and planning are essential for both individual and team productivity, but the process can be complex. We try here to simplify its approach by breaking it down into modules.
The process typically begins with an iterative cycle of ideation and assessment, where complex goals are broken down into smaller, more manageable tasks. Once irrelevant options are filtered out, the remaining ones must be prioritized, both independently and in relation to broader objectives.
Below are the core best practices for effective goal setting and planning:
Ideation & Assessment: Outlines the process of generating and evaluating ideas, as well as breaking them into actionable steps.
Independent Prioritization: Focuses on prioritizing tasks within a fixed set of options, independent of external factors, by considering effort, impact, and timing.
Clarity & Alignment: Explains how to structure goals and plans inside and within larger systems, such as organizations or teams, ensuring alignment and delegation.
Track and Update: Maintenance and Measurement of the plan is key for motivation and success.
While managing multiple goals can be challenging, these best practices will help you plan more effectively and achieve better results.
To illustrate this approach, here is a proposed breakdown of the primary goals of an individual. (link to be added)