Hi, Will - excellent post.

The idea of identifying what we should stop doing resonates strongly with me and you have done a nice job of creating an action plan to help us accomplish this important developmental task.

I especially like the inclusion of the relative impact exercise, where we have to consider the weight of the thing we should not do and its impact.  Too often we are just told to stop doing a certain list of things, without considering that all non-productive tasks are equal.

The power that comes to us from figuring out which things to stop first, based on the weight of their impact on us, is gold, in my opinion.   This both gives us a better way forward by identifying what will produce the most positive momentum as we change, but it also helps us avoid (or at least openly acknowledge) wasting time on things which are more easily given up or stopped, but which have lesser impact on us.

Change requires motivation, which can come from feeling the immediate and substantial impact of letting go of something.  You are helping us make this a reality as we move forward:)

John