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To-dos are tiny commitments that have a big impact.
We give and take to-dos in almost every meeting. If
you’re doing shop floor tier meetings or doing Level 10™ meetings as part of
EOS®, you know what this feels like.
Yet many to-dos are written poorly. They’re unclear, and they miss the point.
It may seem like a small, nit-picky thing, but writing solid to-dos can make a big difference when it comes to getting things done and executing with precision.
I’ve picked five wimpy words that are my signals that a to-do is not written as clearly as it needs to be, and I’ve offered some ideas about turning those wimpy to-dos into strong results-oriented to-dos.
Take a look and let me know what you think.