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FJ's Daily PEPT Update #1 — Why I started a registry for my improvement projects

From the Founder's Desk

Good morning PEPT players and Hivers,

Today I'm starting something new: a short daily update from the founder's desk. Same shape every day, a few minutes to write, and a record I can look back on.

Why a registry

Running The PEPT Game means wearing a lot of hats. Ideas show up while I'm building something else. Some get done, some get written up for later, and some I simply forget. This week I couldn't remember whether I already had a list of everything in progress. That told me I needed one.

So I've started a registry: every process improvement initiative on the go, its status and its next step. It's Plan-Do-Check-Act applied to my own workload. You can't check what you never wrote down.

What's in progress

  • POSI: the distribution code is still in testing. Build, test, listen, improve.
  • A tools hub for PEPT players, with Hive Keychain login. It runs on my desk for now, not public yet.
  • A routine helper that makes my daily round on Hive faster without taking the human out of it. I still read, decide, vote and reply myself. The tool just saves typing. More when it's ready.
  • Better record keeping for FJ World Inc, so every movement in the PEPT economy has a reason attached.
  • The Body of Knowledge from @pept-learn, starting with the launcher post: https://pept.ca/go/bok

What's planned

  • A community wishlist, where you suggest what PEPT builds next.
  • More step-by-step guides for new Hivers.

I'm keeping the details light on some of these. Building in public is good; handing out blueprints before the first test is not.

Your turn

This daily update is also a demonstration. Most people want to blog but don't know where to start. Here's the shape I use. Borrow it:

  1. Plan: what I'm working on today
  2. Do: what I did yesterday
  3. Check: what worked and what didn't
  4. Act: one thing I'll change

Post yours in The PEPT Game community. Four short sections and you're past 250 words. The first one feels awkward; by the fifth it's routine. Watching your own progress pile up, day after day, is encouraging in a way that's hard to describe until you've done it.

I'll be reading them as part of my daily round.

Learn before you earn anything.

— @fjworld, founder of The PEPT Game · FJ World Inc Technologies

Comments · 2

  • @edgerik(70)· 16d

    An excellent idea.

    !ALIVE !BBH !STRIDE

  • @rebet(71)· 17d

    Applying PDCA to your own workload is such a practical way to keep things moving. That routine helper sounds interesting especially since you are keeping the human element in the replies.