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1. They can't all be zingers. Broken clocks are right twice a day and no one succeeds 100% of the time. 2. Keep a daily log then summarize it weekly. Summarize
by literallyaduck 5y ago
1. They can't all be zingers. Broken clocks are right twice a day and no one succeeds 100% of the time.
2. Keep a daily log then summarize it weekly. Summarize weekly logs monthly and quarterly. After success or failure go back over your logs before having a retrospective and see if you can identify choices or behaviors that pushed the outcome.
3. Was the failure within your control? If so how can you stop it next time? If not how can you avoid a situation where you are on the hook for a project without the autonomy to make it right?
4. Change the place you work, or change the place you work. If you don't have the autonomy for success find a place that compensates you and you have fewer responsibilities or are empowered to succeeded.
Don't sweat it we all screw up.