📖The 4 disciplines of execution in a nutshell

authors
McChesney, Chris
year
2016
url
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEJDliThj7g
  • discipline 1. focus on the wildly important

    • select one wildly important goal

    • within this goal, identify the most important objective that won’t be achieved without special attention.

  • discipline 2: act on the lead measures

    • there are lag and lead measures

    • lag is the end goal (?). they are the result of the past, they are lagging behind

    • lead measures — activities that drive a lag measure. they predict the lag-measure success and can be directly influenced

  • discipline 3. keep a compelling scoreboard

    • keep a score and show it in real time

    • it’s a discipline of engagement

  • discipline 4. create a cadence of accountability

    • regular and frequent meetings that focus on the wildly important goal

    • weekly, not more than 20 minutes

    • “what are the one or two most important things that I could do this week that will have the biggest impact on the scoreboard?”

    • report:

      1. did I meet last week’s commitments?

      2. did they move the scoreboard?

      3. what will I commit to this week?