Breaking your tech projects down into smaller, more manageable phases can allow you to get started faster, brings valuable insights, and can improve your overall output.

This approach allows you to focus on gathering more information and refining your approach at each stage. Your mantra can become "What is the next best action?" vs. "How am I ever going to get this done." It lets you make necessary adjustments before moving forward, ensuring you're on the right track.

Planning efforts in this way is not limited to tech projects; it can be applied to any business endeavor. From marketing campaigns to operational process improvements, breaking these goals into more "bite-sized" pieces helps you adapt to what you discover as you uncover the mystery of the solution.

Executing your efforts in pieces allows you to gather more information, choose the next best action, and confidently move forward.

How have you seen a phased-task-informed approach work in your efforts, tech-related or otherwise? Hit reply, I'd love to hear your stories.

Yours in tech,

—Joshua

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