- Constantly dripping water creates lots of choices, starting with doing a fast fix or the right fix.
- Sometimes the simplest thing is the best thing to do, sometimes not. It’s important to know the difference.
- Fast fixes are hardly ever permanent fixes.
- Right fixes take longer and last longer.
- It’s important to limit choices before you see the first option, because the world is full of too many choices. It’s vital to select the right filter before limiting choices.
- Inviting an expert to help makes for better results and removes the misery of trying to work outside your own skill set.
- An expert has sources you don’t have and has seen the good, the bad, and the ugly.
- Be nice to your expert and he will give you options that will save you from doing ugly.
- Your expert may have ideas you have not considered. Listen carefully.
- Responsible folks clear the mess before they leave. Having to start the next session by dealing with a mess first makes the workday and worksite uninviting.
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