There is no perfect method.
Searching for a perfect method is not work and is a waste.
The best way to judge a method is to use it.
Method should be a path to better personal practice.
Use what helps you work better.
All methods fail at some point.
Stop using a method when it no longer works.
The method no longer works when:
- you are spending time on the method that could be spent working
- you continue to need a consultant, a manual or a system to help you to use the method
- you do not understand, you feel less capable or you do not know what to do next.
- the method does not improve your work.
- the method stops or delays your work.
If the method doesn’t work, change it or choose another that works.
Build your own method through adaptation.
