The committee members will be reminded to complete a task is very important and that it builds character. From this, high performance rates appear and can show up in body physiology. Concentration will play an important part in the way the committee works. Come in before time or stay late to work uninterrupted. The committee will be reminded that to manage a complex task takes the coordination and cooperation of many people, a core skill of time management.
Team work is important too.
The ideal desired result need to be described clearly. The committees and team members will be reminded that they should feel ownership towards the task they are to complete. This is the Bismarck Factor, having a backup plan. Tracy also tell us that a plan can be planned out by using a story board, sort of a visual arrangement of how things can possibly turn out in the end. Tracy also reminds us that the superior worker will avoid, not allowing enough time to complete task, assuming that everything will go as planned, rushing at the end and producing poor quality work, and trying to do several things at once.