Best Communication Practices

Home / Public Library

How We Work: “ABR” (“Always Be Reprioritizing”)

One of the hearts of our work is how teams work. So what better team dynamics to explore and understand than our own? (And only marginally less egotistical than analyzing yourself is analyzing the team you're on; it includes others, so it's not as extreme as just thinking about yourself.) So let's share and review today one of the various principles we use when we work internally, what we call on our team "ABR," for "Always Be Reprioritizing."

Exposing Our Own Biases: Why I Err Wildly Towards Over-Documentation

One clear and overwhelming bias of mine—as anyone who has worked with me for more than twenty minutes within the last twenty years knows—is my strong bias towards over-documentation. So, let’s articulate the reason why Documentation might just possibly be underrated. Let’s go!

The Importance Of Asking Your Clients For Help

It’s not easy to execute a client’s vision when you don’t ask for their help with the same. There are several benefits of working closely with your client and discovering these benefits might persuade you to reach out to them.

Choose your words wisely

"It's not what you say, it's the way you say it"... Yeah, but it's also what you say. The words, phrases, and audiences will forever be the key to your message.

Only Accepting

22 Students Per Month

Want to dip your toes in by reading a few articles for free? Go for it! 🚀

Know More

Schedule a free 22 minute Zoom with Morgan to know more about the benefits for subscribers… or anything!

☕

Or get started with our book, course & community!

The Open Secret that we exposed, to quote one our friends:

“The open secret of professional work is that results are not the main factor in determining how happy your clients are with your work.”

The open secret of professional work is that results are not the main factor in determining how happy your clients are with your work. What is? Your boss or client loving your communication, processes, details, responsiveness, and much more “meta work” matters just as much as the work itself. But no one explicitly teaches these to you. Until now. Beloved by Clients is the original and ultimate guide to “Managing Up,” the practical guide to how to work professionally that you wish you had gotten ten years ago.