We previously wrote about Die Empty here.
With this in mind Todd describes three types of work to engage in. (I really like this piece. It’s an easy, elegant and effective model. Plus it adds something fresh.)
The three kinds of work then prompts four types of workers.
For many of us, we’re strong on perhaps two of the three types of work and not so effective on the third.
This creates three additional categories of workers:
My contribution: Whilst Todd describes the model in words in the book, the design thinker in me couldn’t help but create the visuals. I’m surprised they weren’t in the book!
[Tweet “@toddhenry asks in Die Empty: Are you a Developer? Drifter? Driver? or Dreamer?”]
Which one of these is you? Are you a developer, driver, drifter or dreamer? Can you also see what you need to add to bolster your success?
TIP: A powerful and simple model like this provides context. And, once you see a new context it creates fresh opportunities to act in new ways.
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