System Reliability

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System reliability. The predictability of an entire process, device or method used for practical purposes to achieve a specific result and maximum output. That’s the topic for today’s show as well as understanding how to do your best work - every day - without making costly mistakes over and over again.

The Highlights:

- The least reliable component of ANY system, process or method (3:10) - Why even a sh*tty system will almost always work (6:00) - Using a map and following the directions to reach your destination (11:25) - Creating the‘ perfect plan’ vs. meeting you where you’re at (14:50)

Everybody has goals, but what counts is one’s commitment to a system which makes all the difference.

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