 | "Making things matter visible is a great way to fight our short memory and constant distracted attention. " - Sukee Parker. |
An old saying goes, "Out of sight, out of mind," and I've recently found it to be true. When I kept my vitamins in the pantry, I often forgot to take them. However, when I moved them to my office desk with a bottle of water, I found it easier to remember. This made me realize the importance of keeping frequently used items within sight. I now apply this rule to my fridge as well, making sure to position things in a way that prevents them from going past their expiration date.
The same applies to our social interactions. Attending meetings is an excellent way to show your involvement and let others know your contribution. Additionally, taking the initiative to walk into the office to chat and greet others can leave a lasting impression and increase your chances of being remembered for future opportunities.
Sometimes, problems in life are not obvious. It's important to identify and document them to ensure they get resolved. This also applies to project management. By making issues visible to the team, they are motivated and responsible for addressing them.
Our memories are often short, and our attention spans are limited. Therefore, make things that matter visible.
The same applies to our social interactions. Attending meetings is an excellent way to show your involvement and let others know your contribution. Additionally, taking the initiative to walk into the office to chat and greet others can leave a lasting impression and increase your chances of being remembered for future opportunities.
Sometimes, problems in life are not obvious. It's important to identify and document them to ensure they get resolved. This also applies to project management. By making issues visible to the team, they are motivated and responsible for addressing them.
Our memories are often short, and our attention spans are limited. Therefore, make things that matter visible.
