It’s easy to become seduced by the stats, page views and followers of our work. How many comments did we generate? How many leads were created? What was the conversion rate? How many followers did we garner from that last campaign? These are the External Factors – the factors we have no control over, the factors we can only influence but not control – despite our ongoing efforts. But the Internal Factors – the feeling…
Understanding the solution… Learning the solution… Breaking the solution… That’s the hard part, because now it’s more than blanket acceptance, now it’s learning, growing, questioning, evolving. The worst answer in a newly implemented solution when it breaks. “I don’t know, I never looked into it” Don’t accept the solution, break it down, figure it out, own it, make it yours. Only then should you deploy it.
It’s not easy, it never is, but you can get better at… https://everydaypowerblog.com/2016/09/19/techniques-asking-tough-questions/
You start writing code, you start compiling code then you ship code. Rinse and Repeat. Slowly the work being given to you gets bigger and larger, you’re not doing bugs anymore, you’re working on full-scale PBIs, Features, and Releases. At the same time, you start to look back at some of the old code you wrote only to declare – “Holy Hippo Spit what was I drinking when I wrote this”. So you start to…
Because sometimes it CAN be that easy… https://everydaypowerblog.com/2016/09/25/start-morning-routine-focus-clarity/