Your decisions can be guided by solid data, but you shouldn’t be living and dying by it.Īnalysis is fine when it comes to improving process and even in setting direction, but leave the deep dives to others and then have them present the information to you quarterly. Overanalyzingīeing someone who is detail oriented with all the data and analysis is great - it’s even good to be fully aware of what the data says at a high level. If you’re looking to take that next step and become known as a big-picture thinker, read on to check your habits and better plan on a larger scale.
This can be a difficult shift for some, transitioning into letting go - just a little - of all the effective habits and tricks that have always worked so far. Eventually, however, we all must learn to not only see the day-to-day details of the job but also to also consider the larger impact and overall plan of our business or organization. Doing a good job at the duties that were assigned to you is what first got you noticed by those in charge. Most of us begin our careers working through the ranks of people executing tasks - early success comes from correctly completing work while focusing on quality, time and budget. “If you just focus on the smallest details, you never get the big picture right.” - Leroy Hood, American scientist Sign up for our daily leadership news briefing today, free.
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