Review Cycles and Day Zero
Download MP3Plans become shelfware when they are written once and never reviewed against reality. Brian brings his business planning experience into the personal planning conversation and names the review cycle as a core part of agency. This episode reframes review as a return to day zero. Each review asks what has changed, where the off ramps and on ramps are, and what the current version of the self can res
Plans become shelfware when they are written once and never reviewed against reality. Brian brings his business planning experience into the personal planning conversation and names the review cycle as a core part of agency.
This episode reframes review as a return to day zero. Each review asks what has changed, where the off ramps and on ramps are, and what the current version of the self can responsibly build next.
- Why plans need review cycles
- Creating off ramps without treating them as failure
- Counting successful recoveries after disruption
- Returning to day zero in the present moment
- Adapting plans as the planner changes
A useful plan is not preserved untouched. It is kept alive through honest review.
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Host and Founder of A Mason's Work - a podcast designed to help you use symbolism to grow. He's been working in the craft for over a decade and served as WM, trustee, and sat in every appointed chair in a lodge - at least once :D
