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Re: Big ideas vs Little ideas

A Coffey — Fri, 22 May 2009 00:50:51 -0000

Your point about little ideas is spot on, and I think that&#039s because you can be agile and make adjustments to smaller strategies, goals and action steps than with larger ones: a point you did mention, and I can appreciate. In fact, this post inspired me to blog about it shortly.

Re: Big ideas vs Little ideas

A Coffey — Thu, 21 May 2009 20:50:51 -0000

Your point about little ideas is spot on, and I think that's because you can be agile and make adjustments to smaller strategies, goals and action steps than with larger ones: a point you did mention, and I can appreciate. In fact, this post inspired me to blog about it shortly.

Re: Big ideas vs Little ideas

PM Hut — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 16:51:49 -0000

That's an excellent post Eric! 2 things:

- An idea taking more than a month is not worth your time
- An idea that keeps changing (in your mind) is also not worth your time

In this time and age, there are IT projects getting finished in 2 days (in a weekend), and that's the whole process, not just the implementation phase.

<abbr><abbr>PM Hut&#180s last blog post is: Preventing Scope Inflation</abbr></abbr>

Re: Big ideas vs Little ideas

PM Hut — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 12:51:49 -0000

That's an excellent post Eric! 2 things:

- An idea taking more than a month is not worth your time
- An idea that keeps changing (in your mind) is also not worth your time

In this time and age, there are IT projects getting finished in 2 days (in a weekend), and that's the whole process, not just the implementation phase.

<abbr><abbr>PM Hut´s last blog post is: Preventing Scope Inflation</abbr></abbr>