_LNO Framework
Leverage, Neutral, Overhead
The LNO Framework classifies tasks in 3 different types:
Leverage
“L” tasks are those you need to put the most focus on, because they’re the ones where your sense of perfectionism and proficiency are solicited. This is the type of task you want to achieve in the best way possible, to produce an exquisite piece of work.
Neutral
“N” tasks require you to do your job, just as you would normally do: strictly perfect. This type of task usually requires time more than abilities (being in charge of meeting notes, refining virtual workspace). Do it with your usual efficiency, so you have more time for Leverage.
Overhead
“O” tasks, on the other hand, must be done, without really putting effort into quality. Think of it as an important task that can be done quickly, without much thinking. As Shreyas puts it, since you’re a perfectionist, you should end up doing a normal, OK-tier job.
Leverage
“L” tasks are those you need to put the most focus on, because they’re the ones where your sense of perfectionism and proficiency are solicited. This is the type of task you want to achieve in the best way possible, to produce an exquisite piece of work.
Neutral
“N” tasks require you to do your job, just as you would normally do: strictly perfect. This type of task usually requires time more than abilities (being in charge of meeting notes, refining virtual workspace). Do it with your usual efficiency, so you have more time for Leverage.
Overhead
“O” tasks, on the other hand, must be done, without really putting effort into quality. Think of it as an important task that can be done quickly, without much thinking. As Shreyas puts it, since you’re a perfectionist, you should end up doing a normal, OK-tier job.
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