Only commit to work you can do. Then do all the work you have committed to.
Summary
- Only commit to work you can do. Then do all the work you have committed to.
Details
- If a project has 10 steps that need to be completed, there is no point in doing 9 and leaving one. you have to do them all. Therefore, no step is more important than any other.
- Therefore, commit to work, and then do all teh work. no step is more important than any other step.
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In fact importance is only really relevant when deciding whether to enter into or withdraw from a commitment. While a commitment is in force everything relating to that commitment has to be done. It has to be done to the standard and within the timescale specified in the commitment (explicitly or implicitly).