In this episode, How to Make "Done" Mean Done, I share lessons from projects where success was obvious, as well as moments where even well written requirements failed to reflect what the customer really needed or what the leader intended.

This episode connects to the full episode, How to Get the Right People in the Room so Progress Happens. Progress requires trust, the right voices, and the courage to invite people back into your life.

In this episode, How to Get the Right People in the Room so Progress Happens, I share how to identify the real business owner, balance the right voices, set expectations that matter.

I share how Viktor Frankl’s experience in the worst human conditions helped me reconnect with my own faith.

Kevin Pannell shares how to escalate early, run real time retros, and rebuild the plan using the KISS method, keeping it simple and strategic.

In this episode, Kevin explores how Quincy Jones and Lionel Richie turned one chaotic night of music into a timeless lesson in leadership, culture, and the Seven Project Pillars.

Make every effort to keep everyone on the bus, but recognize when it is time for someone to find a different route.

Build the Sidewalk Where People Already Walk reminds us that project success starts with listening to real users, defining “done” through their eyes, and building solutions people actually use.

When intent fades, reset your people, process, and purpose to move forward with clarity and conviction.

Episode 1 of the new series Busting Myths, Building Pillars for project and program leaders.