Too often, we think of impact as long-term result–something that requires months (or even years of effort) before it yields any visible results. These long-term goals can often lead us astray, because we misdirect our efforts on solutions which do not really meet a need or solve a problem. It’s true that large projects often […]
Archive for May, 2013
Will Your Project Create Impact? | Test It in Sixty Minutes or Less
Written by: Bill Sherman on Saturday, 4 May 2013, 2:35 AM
Counteracting the Danger of a Good Idea | Conducting a Premortem
Written by: Bill Sherman on Thursday, 2 May 2013, 4:27 PM
Good ideas can be dangerous. They can actually diminish our ability to create impact. When we see a good idea, it’s easy to quickly fall in love. We swoon. We emphasize the idea’s best features, and we overlook its risks and faults. Soon, things begin to fall apart (quite unexpectedly), and we wonder “what happened?” […]
2013/06/05: Draw Your Own Video Game
by Bill Sherman
2013/06/04: A Dose of Superhero Serum: Reframing Experiences
by Bill Sherman
2013/06/01: Choices Made Under Pressure
by Bill Sherman
2013/05/18: What Lives at the Bottom of Your To-Do List?
by Bill Sherman
2013/05/16: The Impact Gap
by Bill Sherman