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Avanceé Reads for 18 Feb 22 🔗
A late posting, for a few reasons. But probably timing doesn’t really matter until it does 🤔 Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 11 Feb 22 🔗
Also published: Design’s Dialects Continue reading →
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Design’s Dialects
Across a few previous projects, one shape of deliverable was a data dictionary, or some type of subject-genre lexicon. The prevailing thought for this: a set of orders for the collective members of the team to understand the work to be done, and then translate into a comment language for outcomes (those created and those external). Sensemaking methods were used to establish common terms. In one project, this lexicon became a sprawling mess of pages, terms, external references, and eventually a consolidated playbook. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 4 Feb 22 🔗
Also published: One-Buttons Successes Continue reading →
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One-Button Successes
“Can you help me just get this process down to where I can click one button and it does what I need?” There’s an anxiety and an excitement in these kinds of questions. Partially because it meets at the very thin intersection between outputs and outcomes. And at this boundary-place, there’s a navigation of expectations and enablement which can make or break an engagement. It’s in this space where the phrase (re)engineering complexity gets its legs. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 28 Jan 22 🔗
Also published: Sharpening A Few Arrows Read other articles here. Continue reading →
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Sharpening A Few Arrows
Have been encouraged over the past few weeks with several conversations about what this initiative is about. Into that end, many of those conversations have sparked a few refinements to previous ideas. In some cases, they’ve confirmed approaches, while in other cases they’ve lent a different perspective. What’s been good about this is the journaling that happens afterwards, it offers an opportunity to sharpen some of those arrows for eventual offerings or experiments. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 21 Jan 22 🔗
Also published: Three Leg Table Continue reading →
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Three Leg Table
Over the course of many years of mentoring and coaching, there’s been a common axiom shared with folks to help them identify a specific gap in development/maturity: A three legged table is very stable. What legs do you have? Many people do not realize that in personal and professional matters, it makes sense to have a balance of three layers of people around you. The first layer, teacher/mentor. The second layer, best friend(s)/road buddy. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads for 14 Jan 22 🔗
New year and the reading, linking, threading, and thematic interludes continue. One of the more fascinating aspects of last year’s reads was the continuity. Hoping to keep that up, with a few more original pieces to keep threading these also. Also published: A Bit Off the Cuff Also appeared on: Wealthy Tiger Podcast: Theology and the Metaverse Continue reading →