What To Do If a Critical Risk Materializes

The Difference Between a Business Plan and a Business Case

People often confuse a Business Plan with a Business Case. Let me explain the difference in these two documents and remember that you need a business case as the foundation for ANY project that you want to undertake. If you don't know how to write a business case grab a copy of my book 'How To Write a Strong Business Case [https://amzn.to/3aKP4lH]' it has a step by step process to follow to write one, including a bunch of tips.

Is a Change In BAU a Project?

Is a change in BAU a project was a question that I was asked via my website some time ago. It's a topic I have a strong opinion about, and in this episode, I am going to explain why my answer to that question is Yes!

More On Remote Team Management

Back on November 27, 2018, I recorded an episode on Remote Team Management [https://anchor.fm/projectsuccesstips/episodes/Tips-For-Working-With-Remote-Teams-e902h3]. Go back and have a listen to that episode to gain some valuable tips. Little did we realize at that time how remote work was going to change. In this episode, I touch on how to motivate your remote time now, and the keys to getting the best from them whilst they are working from home at this time.

What To Do If a Critical Risk Materializes

Don't panic! :) The reason I want to talk to you about this topic is that it could happen on your project and what I want is for you to feel confident in your ability to manage it if it does. Here is my list of six things that you need to do when your critical risk materializes.

Ways To Manage Feeling Ignorant

You probably realize there are things you don't know. And, maybe you don't. It is not fun when you are in a situation where all of sudden what you don't know surfaces. Here are a couple of ways of handling those situations so you feel more confident and let like to be ignorant.