I've noticed something interesting.
Most people spend years trying to optimize productivity apps.
Very few optimize their decision-making.
Better questions have helped me more than better software.
The answers usually simplify everything. Would love to hear you answering these questions.
Most people spend years trying to optimize productivity apps.
Very few optimize their decision-making.
Better questions have helped me more than better software.
- What creates revenue?
Quote:In my opinion, Solving a pain or a problem for e.g: We take care of old people by cleaning their house ourselves or we sell a product that help people clean their house.
- What removes risk?
Quote:In my opinion, A plan, a system or a framework by asking several negative questions for e.g: What if the house was so dirty? It does not matter we still have to clean it. What if the old people aka the client talk to us in a bad way during our work? does not matter, we still have to do our job. What if he does not pay me the remaining when I finish the job? A legal contract must be written before the work begin or an intermediary who know both parties commitment.
- What creates trust?
Quote:In my opinion, the way we communicate, the way we approach work, and the best thing is having clean intentions, helping at first without asking or expecting anything in return. A trial plan.
- What can be automated?
Quote:In my opinion, anything that is online can be automated, especially in this AI era. However, behind the automation itself must be a human with good faith and clean intentions.
- What actually needs me?
Quote:In my opinion: The world needs us, our parents, our friends, our colleges, our country, our hometown, our neighbors, the animals, the plants, everything basically need a human being to do the right things for it to keep living.
The answers usually simplify everything. Would love to hear you answering these questions.