So let& #39;s say we have identified stakeholders and a problem-space outcome that we can really impact, and have decided on a solution, and now we want to Get to Work and balance that mother across its constraints!
Not all constraints are created equal
We need a constraint stack
Not all constraints are created equal
We need a constraint stack
Constraints come in two flavors, problem-space constraints and solution-space constraints
Problem-space constraints generally outrank solution-space constraints because they exist even without the solution
Solution-space constraints exist by virtue of the solution& #39;s existence
Problem-space constraints generally outrank solution-space constraints because they exist even without the solution
Solution-space constraints exist by virtue of the solution& #39;s existence
So if we set a priority stack we start with problem-space constraints and below that put solution-space constraints
Within those groups I prioritize maintaining standards that are currently met, then achieving unmet standards, and finally observing attributes of interest
Within those groups I prioritize maintaining standards that are currently met, then achieving unmet standards, and finally observing attributes of interest
Observability is the key for all of these - because an attribute can be observed even if a standard is not set for it
In fact the ability to observe an attribute without spontaneously placing a standard on it is a prime desired outcome of meditation practice
In fact the ability to observe an attribute without spontaneously placing a standard on it is a prime desired outcome of meditation practice
For my next trick I will provide examples and simpler syntax...