Last Minutism

Abstract

Greg and Fred discussing why do folks wait to the last minute to get important things done. We go beyond procrastination to understand the basics of last minutism.

Key Points

Join Greg and Fred as they discuss practical tips and tools to avoid last minutism.

Topics include:

What is last minutism behavior?
Why do we all do this?
What can you go to accept, avoid, or even control your last minutism?

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SOR 891 Last MinutismGreg Hutchins

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About Greg Hutchins

Greg Hutchins PE CERM is the evangelist of Future of Quality: Risk®. He has been involved in quality since 1985 when he set up the first quality program in North America based on Mil Q 9858 for the natural gas industry. Mil Q became ISO 9001 in 1987

He is the author of more than 30 books. ISO 31000: ERM is the best-selling and highest-rated ISO risk book on Amazon (4.8 stars). Value Added Auditing (4th edition) is the first ISO risk-based auditing book.

Comments

Carl DuPoldt says
September 4, 2023 at 1:09 PM
Yes, preparation is key. Chance favors the prepared mind. Practice makes perfect. good note taking is very important.
An agenda helps us organize our thoughts. Or, possibly a check list. What do you think?
Using the scientific method of analysis helps. What do you think?
If you do not have a plan, you plan to fail. What do you think?
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- Greg Hutchins says
  September 4, 2023 at 3:06 PM
  Write on Carl. They all work graet.
  Checklist Manifesto is a great book. Check it out on Amazon.
  Scientific method is the tools for all innovation.
  If you don’t have a plan, no road will take you there.
  BTW: Tomorrow for Fred I’m talking about these points in Undersand Context is worth 20 IQ/EQ points.
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