A key philosophy of mine, is "Success begets success."
I'll set goals small, so success and completion are guaranteed, then raise the bar a bit, on the next one, and so on.
Soon, success and completion become habit, for the team, and the results are amazing. I end up with a team that isn't arrogant, but highly confident, and quite efficient.
"Succeeding" also requires things like careful attention to detail, good testing (and fixing), documentation, and other "boring" stuff. Once that becomes habit, it's just "background noise."
It just takes time, and that is something that seems to be at a premium, these days.
But regular success just feels good. I recommend the practice.
I'll set goals small, so success and completion are guaranteed, then raise the bar a bit, on the next one, and so on.
Soon, success and completion become habit, for the team, and the results are amazing. I end up with a team that isn't arrogant, but highly confident, and quite efficient.
"Succeeding" also requires things like careful attention to detail, good testing (and fixing), documentation, and other "boring" stuff. Once that becomes habit, it's just "background noise."
It just takes time, and that is something that seems to be at a premium, these days.
But regular success just feels good. I recommend the practice.