Looking out over the horizon, what visual geographic point will you navigate towards in order to achieve your mission objective?
Navigator noun
Nav-i-ga-tor
:one that navigates or is qualified to navigate
We looked at the map and wondered what obstacles we would encounter across the challenging journey ahead of us.
We were planning as a team of two, to travel to a place together that we had never been before.
As we looked across the table from each other, with our data and imagery on the laptop screen before us, we laughed.
Your mission together will also be epic. It may require hours and days or weeks of effective planning, yet the most vital tool, will be how you are communicating to your partner.
You both clearly know the objective and the destination. You know the deadline.
Now, how will you “Navigate” to reach that place, you have both dreamed about together?
Weeks later, this particular journey was over and we knew ahead of our launch, that the navigation and the communication was going to be unpredictable.
Perhaps most important. What did we learn together?
Whether it was navigate left or right, navigate up or down, navigate to these precise coordinates at this altitude or depth, there was one thing we truly learned.
You have to trust your navigator 100%.
Yes of course there will be continuous questions and answers along the journey. Timely and effective communication is vital.
The only way to build that “Trust Factor” to 100% is more time together in practice.
Discovering what failure looks, feels and sounds like.
Learning together, means that you are well on your way, to future achievements you could never have dreamed about.
Who is your single trusted “Navigator”...
