BRX Pro Tip: Completing a Project? What’s Next?
Stone Payton: Welcome back to Business RadioX Pro Tips, Stone Payton and Lee Kantor here with you. Lee, when it comes to completing a project, in your experience, what is or what should be next?
Lee Kantor: Yeah, there’s something that I heard a phrase somebody used that really resonated with me, Done but not over. We’re so used to just crossing off things on to-do lists. We think we’re done. But even though you finished a project or done a task doesn’t really mean that your work is done.
Lee Kantor: Done but not over to me means that the real value often comes well past the finish line. That’s when you follow up. That’s when you gather feedback. That’s where you look for ways to improve. So, definitely celebrate finishing and completion, but always ask yourself, what can we learn? Who needs to hear about this? How can we even make it better next time?
Lee Kantor: Remember, the best businesses don’t just finish, they follow through.
