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How understandable is this concept?

The strategic prioritizer 1st things 1st (https://www.1st-things-1st.com/) which I have been developing, allows you to evaluate multiple things by multiple criteria in 4 simple steps:

  1. Define criteria
  2. Define things
  3. Evaluate things by criteria
  4. Explore priorities

Is this concept understandable enough?

on April 6, 2020
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    Hi Aidas,
    I love the general direction!
    Throughout my career (Developer -> Leader -> Founder/CTO -> Consultant) I've always been really good at dividing problems into smaller problems and building a roadmap.
    My wife and I have had lengthy discussions on how to turn my skill into a SAAS/Service :)
    I've never actually gone too far down that road but would love to hear your thoughts.
    I must say, that as someone who has spent a LOT of time on this subject, your explanation is a bit hard to follow.
    Hope this helps,
    Jonathan
    PS If you want to chat about it a bit more - feel free to book me - https://calendly.com/jonathanoron

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      Thanks for your quick feedback, Jonathan!

      In the next weeks and months, I will try to create as many usage examples as possible and show that in the blog of 1st things 1st (https://blog.1st-things-1st.com/). Hopefully, during that practice, I will learn to express myself purer, brighter, and more engagingly.

      At this moment, I am not planning to invest in any paid consultation, besides learning from blogs, books, and online courses. But I hope that other people will find your service exciting and useful.

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        Hi Aidas,
        Our meeting will be free of course :)
        I don't take money from people before making sure they understand it ;-)
        Cheers
        Jonathan