Building Roadmaps, 101

[much_ado]

This class requires paper, pencils, patience, willingness to do the work, and an open mind. There is no midterm, no final exam; participants will be grading themselves over the rest of their lives on the basis of how well they maintain their roadmap projects, and how consistently they remain congruent with their roadmaps

Comments

[locus_ofcontrol]

ahem....so when do you begin negotiating a book deal?

I love how you put together your thoughts... I find myself going back to Maslow a lot lately... and this ties right in there...on a slightly higher level...

You rock.

[pyrategrrl]

ditto re: book deal

very cool, very useful. Thank you very much for sharing it!
will likely link to it from my journal.

[bridgeoutahead]

wait! I call Editor Shotgun! :) If she's signing a book deal, and she'll have me, I'll be her editor!!

:)

[make_your_move]

Then I get to be her manager/publicist :) Let's all get in on the much_ado train.

[bridgeoutahead]

coolness. We have a deal. :) I'm not much of a publisher anyway. I just write/edit content; I'm not too good at convincing people to read it :)

[the_nita]

Just please - let me do the organization - it drives me mental watching things derail for lack of good org..

[mzrowan]

You asked those of us whose mission statements aren't "I want to be happy" to list it for, so here's mine: "I want to be happy and provide a positive contribution to society".

D'oh! Beat me to the punch! Serves me right for working!