Planning
Engineer systems to fall into a pit of success.
Improve systems thinking and product development
Routines
Time and Mind we become what we practice connection with.
- Ideal Day
- Weekly Cycle-Plan
- Monthly Cycle-Plan
- Quarter-Year Strategy
- Project Management
- Project Debrief
Morning Routine
- 15-minute technology scan: Review latest developments in AI agents and crypto
- 30-minute deliberate practice: Work on specific AI agent building skills
- 15-minute communication preparation: Organize insights to share with others
Daily Focus Blocks
- Deep work (90-120 minutes): Building AI agent workflows and documenting progress
- Connection building (30-60 minutes): Outreach to potential collaborators or clients
- Learning integration (60 minutes): Apply new knowledge to practical applications
Weekly Reflection
- Progress assessment: Measure skill development against specific benchmarks
- Strategy adjustment: Refine approach based on new information and results
- Communication refinement: Improve explanation of vision to others
Systems
Engineer systems where falling into the flow of success becomes unavoidable.
- Documentation
- Effective Onboarding
- Standards and Expectations
- Collective Wisdom
- Consistent Process
Capabilities
The hardest thing about project management is aligning people's intentions to fulfill a common purpose.
- Multidisciplinary coordination is crucial in complex projects like battery factory construction.
- Risk monitoring, anticipation, and mitigation are essential components of project management.
- Effective communication, both laterally and upwards, is vital for project success.
- Organizations can be likened to neural networks, with nodes receiving and providing information.
- Documenting and disseminating lessons learned is challenging but crucial for organizational growth.
- AI has significant potential in extracting insights from project documentation and correspondence.
Documentation
Must have a project masterfile as the single source of truth anyone can read in isolation, interpret progress and take decisive positive action:
- What critical decisions had been made and why
- What progress had been made
- Who owned/owns responsibility for what
- Who were the critical connections with the Customer and Suppliers
- Critical milestones on critical path to success
- Engineering and financial plans for critical path
- Dead line for completion and expected targets for success