Dude, sorry to pop in your comments again (it's a form of payback for your brainteasers), but breaking down a big thing in bite sizes pieces it's f**ing obvious. Maybe not in terms of personal goals (I speak from my experience), but this is one of the foundational aspects of basically every project management framework and it's where scrum excels.
If you think about it, it makes a lot of sense: Set a long-term goal, but break it down into smaller achievable increments in fixed intervals. This way you can both reap early benefits, track your progress, adjust your tactics and your strategy and, most important, un-trick your brain.
Dude, sorry to pop in your comments again (it's a form of payback for your brainteasers), but breaking down a big thing in bite sizes pieces it's f**ing obvious. Maybe not in terms of personal goals (I speak from my experience), but this is one of the foundational aspects of basically every project management framework and it's where scrum excels.
If you think about it, it makes a lot of sense: Set a long-term goal, but break it down into smaller achievable increments in fixed intervals. This way you can both reap early benefits, track your progress, adjust your tactics and your strategy and, most important, un-trick your brain.