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🏗️ Project Management.

🏗️ Project Management.

  • One of applications of inversion is known as a Failure Premortem.
  • It is like a Premeditation of Evils for the modern day company.
  • It works like this:

Imagine the most important goal, now fast forward six months and assume the goal has failed.

Tell the story What went wrong? How did it fail? In other words, think of your main goal and ask yourself, “What could cause this to go horribly wrong?”

  • This strategy is sometimes called the “kill the company” exercise in organizations because the goal is to spell out the exact ways the company could fail. 

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Inversion is counterintuitive. It is not obvious to spend time thinking about the opposite of what you want. And yet inversion is a key tool of many great thinkers. Stoic practitioners visualize negative outcomes. Groundbreaking artists invert the status quo. Effective leaders avoid the mistakes that prevent success just as much as they chase the skills that accelerate it.

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Project Management

Failure Premortem/ Kill the company: one of the applications of inversion, in which you imagine the most important goal or project you are working on right now, then fast forward six months and assume the project or goal has failed.

Tell the story of how it happened. What went wro...

The "kill the company" strategy

The "kill the company" strategy

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Be prepared for the worst

In his own life, Seneca practiced “the premeditation of evils”.

If, for instance, he planned a journey, he would go over the things that could go wrong - a storm, or an attack by pirates. This way, he was always prepared for disruption because he worked it into his plans.

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