ing better at bucket management //
You can put out a small fire by throwing a bucket of ice water over it.
Pouring a bucketfull of sake in one of these little glasses will waste the majority of it, and ruin your table settings.
Try to fill a dried out lake with a bucket and you won’t get very far.
We see relativity everywhere. You will fail if you spend eight hours working on a project that takes ten hours. If you put in the same amount of effort on a six-hour project, your client will be thrilled.
The Grateful Dead remains one of the greatest groups in history, partly because they consistently exceeded what was expected of a band. The Grateful Dead have set a new standard for bands.
A tech company that raises money with the intention of ‘changing the world’, but delivers only a useful tool can be considered a failure.
Our promise defines the quality we expect. We are driven by market pressure and insecurity to make bigger and better promises. But when they don’t match up, people forget the work and effort that was put into the project.
Two challenges:
Choose the correct size bucket to solve the problem.
Be sure to have enough resources to fill the position all the way up.
Choose your bucket and choose your future.
