Glass Ball Vs Rubber Ball Analogy at Kayla Burgess blog

Glass Ball Vs Rubber Ball Analogy. Work is rubber (drop it, it bounces back) but the other balls are glass (drop them, they crack and will never be the same). The balls we’re juggling are very different in one key way: Identify agile teams (rubber balls) and plan work capacity in excess. Our “work” ball is made of rubber, while all of our other balls are made. It addresses priorities in life through five juggling glass and rubber balls. When i was in the army we all. Learn more about what his illustration means and how it can apply to you. If you drop a glass ball, it shatters, so you have to know which balls are glass and which are plastic and prioritize catching the glass ones.” i like the metaphor of juggling plastic versus glass balls because it creates a powerful visual of the idea of too many priorities. June 28, 2018 by brian lockwood. Using this approach, the key to successful juggling is deciding which balls are rubber (and can be dropped) and which are glass (and. That's where nora roberts' analogy about what to prioritise when you're busy and overwhelmed comes in especially handy. You'll be surprised by how far an individual can stretch.

Learn more about what his illustration means and how it can apply to you. When i was in the army we all. Using this approach, the key to successful juggling is deciding which balls are rubber (and can be dropped) and which are glass (and. June 28, 2018 by brian lockwood. It addresses priorities in life through five juggling glass and rubber balls. Our “work” ball is made of rubber, while all of our other balls are made. The balls we’re juggling are very different in one key way: That's where nora roberts' analogy about what to prioritise when you're busy and overwhelmed comes in especially handy. You'll be surprised by how far an individual can stretch. Identify agile teams (rubber balls) and plan work capacity in excess.

Juggling glass balls and rubber balls — Chris Abraham

Glass Ball Vs Rubber Ball Analogy When i was in the army we all. When i was in the army we all. June 28, 2018 by brian lockwood. Our “work” ball is made of rubber, while all of our other balls are made. Work is rubber (drop it, it bounces back) but the other balls are glass (drop them, they crack and will never be the same). It addresses priorities in life through five juggling glass and rubber balls. Identify agile teams (rubber balls) and plan work capacity in excess. Using this approach, the key to successful juggling is deciding which balls are rubber (and can be dropped) and which are glass (and. You'll be surprised by how far an individual can stretch. That's where nora roberts' analogy about what to prioritise when you're busy and overwhelmed comes in especially handy. The balls we’re juggling are very different in one key way: Learn more about what his illustration means and how it can apply to you. If you drop a glass ball, it shatters, so you have to know which balls are glass and which are plastic and prioritize catching the glass ones.” i like the metaphor of juggling plastic versus glass balls because it creates a powerful visual of the idea of too many priorities.