Step 4: Elevate the System's Bottlenecks

You want to create checklists for systematic tasks.

Write down the process from start to finish as you remember it . Assume you’re creating a workflow for someone who knows absolutely nothing about the work so it is as simple as possible. This will force you to think of all...

This final step is probably just as important as step one, if not more important, because it will help you to further develop your decision making skills for future problems. 

This step is also fundamental because it may require you to seek out new information and make some changes ...

It helps you decide when to tackle a task by following the steps below:

1. Define clearly what is the task and the actions that compose it.
2. If the action takes less than two minutes, do it, although it is not an urgent or high-priority task; if not, defer it o...