The Three Best Stories I Read in the Last Week
In the past week here are the three stories that spoke to me most:

Scope creep, and how to deal with it

In this piece by Sheryl Garratt she highlights how to deal with clients who are pushing teh boundaries of what you had agreed to deliver for them. As a small business owner this story spoke straight to my soul. Sheryl offers six tips for how to manage the issue of scope creep.

At the crux of this issue, though, is the fact that in many cases clients don’t actually understand the extent of the extra work they’re asking you to do.

The post was published in The Startup and can be found at:

Game Theory: A Unique Strategy To Deliver Brexit At Last?

This story comes from Darren Matthews and is in the brand new UK Politics Today publication edited by Christopher Oldcorn.

In this piece Darren relates the UK Brexit predicament to a classic case of Game Theory. It’s a thoughtful, considered piece and well worth checking out:

A Lesson for Success: Money and Cats

This post is from Leo Serafico and talks about the relationship between chasing money and chasing cats. In short, if you try and chase either it usually doesn’t end well.

I don’t want to spoil the piece but it’s worth checking out:
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