Trouble Deciding Which Direction To Go? Use The CARVER Matrix!
Aloha Friends,
I created a series of videos for some of my clients and thought many of you would find this useful. A client of mine wrote saying that he doesn't have a problem coming up with product ideas -- he has a problem deciding which idea is the one to pursue. I use what the military calls a "CARVER Matrix" when deciding which tasks I need to focus on. In the military it is used for target determination -- but it is easily adapted to project/decision management too! Here is a video I uploaded on Google Video to explain how to use the Carver Matrix. If you would like a free PDF copy of the form I use, including an in-depth explanation of the process, send an email to [email protected] and the form will be sent to you by autoresponder. Aloha, Jason Cain PS: I have the rest of the videos over at YouTube... Part 1 Part 2 |
Re: Trouble Deciding Which Direction To Go? Use The CARVER Matrix!
Hi, Jason - very interesting! thanks
Margaret |
Your welcome Margaret! (DNO)
Your welcome Margaret. Thanks for the feedback!
Aloha, Jason |
Thanks Jason... Great video and great
PDF file too...
I agree with you that the better the decisions you make, the more money you can make as well! I look forward to trying this out... :) - Dien Quote:
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The OODA Loop
Thanks Dien,
CARVER really works for finding a direction. I always lose focus, so having the matrix helps me to complete tasks. Here is something else I have found... I have three matrices: yearly, quarterly and immediate. I redo the immediate matrix after completing the primary target. Why? Because opportunities may present themselves as you take action, so you need a way to factor those new opportunities into your decision making. It is an OODA loop. Aloha, Jason |
The CARVER Matix explained with examples.
Jason,
Thanks for mentioning CARVER. Here's another link... http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/200...to-prioritize/ Michael Ross |
Great Link!
Aloha Michael,
I like that link. He did a damn good job of explaining things. In fact, probably better than my video did! Aloha, Jason Cain |
Re: Trouble Deciding Which Direction To Go? Use The CARVER Matrix!
Hi Jason,
Thanks for the "Carver Matrix" videos and the .pdf very informative. It's funny I was using a similar method for decision making, and yet I have never heard the term "Carver" or what it stood for. Very helpful! Thanks Again Duane Adolph Quote:
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Your welcome Duane! Thanks for the feedback!
Aloha, Jason |
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