Question

Steven manages a team responsible for opening new restaurants of a large, fast-food chain. His team goal is to open eight restaurants in four months' time, and he's mapped out a plan for breaking this goal into actual tasks and projects. As Steven's mentor, what advice do you give him for managing obstacles that might disrupt his progress?

Answer 1

divide all of the current obstacles by the level of urgency and take it one step at a time

Step-by-step explanation:

When making any sort of plans there will always be unexpected obstacles that prevent/disrupt you from making progress. In these situations, the best advice would be to divide all of the current obstacles by the level of urgency and take it one step at a time. If you try to solve all the problems at once you will get overwhelmed and stressed out. Instead solve one at a time, focusing on the more urgent problems first.