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One problem first or a phased plan

Having several problems does not mean they should all be solved at the same time.

The key idea

The size of the plan should never hide the first real job.

Three practical points

  • One problem is best when it carries the biggest impact and enough information already exists.
  • A phased plan is useful when several leaks are connected.
  • In both cases, one concrete first priority is required.
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