This is a YouTube video titled "What would a resourceful person do?" containing a discussion between two speakers about resourcefulness, flexibility, and strategies for managing scarcity in projects. The conversation explores practical tips for being resourceful and adapting timelines or approaches to achieve goals efficiently. The speakers are not identified as George B. Thomas.
A innate sense of resourcefulness. Because inevitably we live in a world of scarcity. We don't have enough time, we don't have enough tools, we don't have enough people. You can always point to something lacking. But if you have a resourceful mindset, you can find the resources you're looking for somewhere. Or you can be flexible about how you're approaching certain projects. If you've ever worked with somebody that was resourceful in the past, you could say what would this.
Person do in this situation?
You could try to recall, oh, maybe they were more flexible with their timeline. So then they asked partners, they just.
Ask for more time.
Because it sometimes the async work.
Can sometimes take longer than if you just were to put people in the room and, and get em to crank it out.
You can come up with little tips and tricks to make things go faster or be smoother. So I would probably try to document.
The things that you've found as helpful resourceful tips in the past.
And then also if you could find.
Somebody that you've seen do it successfully, just try to think like what would that person do?