The Golden Mean lies in our
capacity to exercise the right effort on the right tasks
at the right time.
It is a simple truth that there will always be more to
do than there is time to do it. Practicing sound
priorities requires that the limitations of time and
resources be navigated carefully, or opportunities
will be squandered and the mission left incomplete.
The Golden Mean of Priority Thinking provides a
practical framework for finding the right course of
action by measuring what is necessary to achieve the end
against the real conditions in which we operate.
Course Objective:
To help organizational leaders of all levels of
responsibility to learn and apply the Golden Mean of
Priority Thinking framework to set the proper priorities
in each situation.
Course Topics Include (but
are not limited to):
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Looking for Quality not Quantity
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The "Either/Or" Trap
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The Priority of Ends over Purpose
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Organizational Mission: the
Principle Task
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Maintaining a PT Culture
