Simple Continual Development Using the Traffic Light Method

What do you need to improve? It might be something about you, your work, a project or your team but whatever it is, you need to review what you have done in order to work out how to progress.
This is the simple premise behind the concept of continuous improvement, a critical element of deliberate practice and fundamental to having a growth mindset.
And it is not just on the individual level. High-performing teams achieve their level through continual improvement.
And we all know that right? So why is the process often so difficult?
Well, the main challenge is time. Often review processes are too complex and time-consuming which is why we need a simple, quick but effective method.
For any review the process largely boils down to three important questions:
• What should we stop doing?
• What should we continue doing?
• What should we start doing?
You can remember this by picturing a set of traffic lights. Or in other words:
• Red - What should we stop?
• Amber - What should we maintain?
• Green - What should we start?
This video explains each stage in turn and there is even more information available in the accompanying article that you can access with this link:
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