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Rewards & Restrictions Self-Inventory

Rewards & Restrictions Self-Inventory

An essential step in the Data Equity Framework is creating a Motivation Touchtone. (Check out part 1, part 2 and part 3 of how to make a Motivation Touchstone.) One of the most important parts of that process is outlining, in as much detail as you can, the key...
Motivation Touchstones Part 3: Definitions

Motivation Touchstones Part 3: Definitions

A well-crafted Motivation Touchstone contains your success criteria and aimed-for rewards, as well as a summary of the major restrictions and parameters that your project faces. These elements give us its outline, the scaffolding required to make decisions throughout...
Motivation Touchstones: Rewards

Motivation Touchstones: Rewards

When it comes to data projects, one of the most powerful tools we use is what we call a Motivation Touchstone. It’s a document that you and your team can return to over and over for guidance when figuring out how to make effective and equitable decisions at every step...
Why You Need a Motivation Statement

Why You Need a Motivation Statement

Why are you doing your data project? This is the key question of the second step in The Data Lifecycle: Motivation. All data projects have a driving force behind them, often many at once. A clear, transparent definition of all the reasons why a project is being done...