> [!tldr] A productive [[Pattern]] I use and see all over When it comes to planning a [[Management Operating System]], there are a couple of [[FMEA|Failure Mode Effects Analysis|failure modes]] I've seen play out, that fall on opposite sides of a spectrum... and there's a pattern I've seen hit the 'just right' [[Sweet Spot 🎯|sweet spot]]. ![[Pasted image 20261013192541.png]] > [!success] Standard, recurring review of a configurable place/thing > Consistently looking at the same thing, but that thing is allowed to change as needed. > Examples: > - A particular filter on a task manager > - A particular [[Kanban]] board > - A particular shared "agenda" document > [!warning] Failure modes of the extremes > **Plan out a rigid script:** > - [[Planning Fallacy]] - thinking you can plan everything you'll need to do in the future. > - You end up not having what you need, or having what you don't. > > **Winging it every time:** > - Only addressing what's relevant and comes to mind. **** # More ## Source - self