A follow-through framework from Clinton Wasylishen
Good intentions need a date, a condition, and a finish.
The Commit Method is Clinton Wasylishen's weekly way of turning a good intention into a clear commitment, then making the commitment visible in the work.
Clarify
Commit
What it does differently
An intention becomes a commitment when the details are decided.
The method does not ask for a longer list. It asks what the outcome is, what must happen first, and exactly when the work will be done. Every outcome in the week plan is bound to an if-then plan on a day and time.
The weekly rhythm
Analyze. Clarify. Commit.
Analyze. Look at what happened, what moved, and what did not.
Clarify. Separate the real outcome from the noise around it.
Commit. Write the week plan, bind each outcome to an if-then plan, and put it on a day and time.
The metric
One metric. Must-dos closed on the day committed.
The measure is deliberately close to the work. Did the must-do close on the day committed? The answer gives the next week something honest to work with.
The wider work
Strategy is only useful when it changes what happens next.
These are parts of Clinton's coaching methodology. Follow the thread through his personal work and the broader coaching offer.
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