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Author: Julsinmaine101
Keywords: my-life, My loves in my life:)
Added: April 3, 2007

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Check out Ben Franklin’s goals at Lifehacker.

Once upon a time, a young man at the tender age of 20 came up with a life plan which consisted of 13 guidelines. He kept a daily chart of these 13 goals, and placed a dot next to the ones he failed to abide by each day for the rest of his life.

Known as a hyper-productivity technique, Scrum was initially designed to manage software projects. It can be applied to other projects as well.

Its intended use is for management of software development projects, and it has been successfully used to “wrap” Extreme Programming and other development methodologies. However, it can theoretically be applied to any context where a group of people need to work together to achieve a common goal - such as setting up a small school, scientific research projects or planning a wedding.

I am thinking of starting off in a simple way for each module/project team members. Spend about 5 minutes to compose a scrum mail circulated amongst the team members with simple topics like -

• Completed
• In Progress
• tomorrow’s plan
• the week ahead

If you have ever built a coffee table, you may have come to the same realization as Mike Kramer.

It was just a coffee table. A resting place for coffee cups and gatherer of used magazines. Normally, it would have no meaning for me. But because I invented this end table and scraped my knuckles raw for it…I was a proud papa.

This Christmas gift to my wife was more than a hobbyist’s diversion. It taught me how to succeed at anything in life. I’m now confident that I can achieve any goal I set my mind to.

He calls it his “blueprint for goal achievement”. I believe everyone has experienced this in some form. If you make a concerted effort to “do something”, and subsequently succeeded, there are lessons from that effort that can be extracted and applied to other areas of your life. The trick is to not lose these cross-functional lessons. Take the moments necessary to process what you learn.