Domino is a board game that involves knocking down small black rectangles. It can be played by children or adults and is often used for party games.

The domino effect refers to the idea that one action can lead to other actions, such as a political situation or business decision. It is a simple, but powerful technique that can help you focus your attention and resources on the most important tasks for your organization.

There are many ways to use the domino effect as a strategy. Here are a few ideas:

1. Choose the most impactful, relevant task for your day and work on that first until completion.

This tactic was taught to Charles Schwab by his mentor, Ivy Lee. It helped him find the most important task for his day and give it his full focus until completion, even if other things took priority or were less urgent.

2. Select the most relevant, highly-specific and bite-sized task for your team and set up a process for making regular follow-ups about progress.

3. Identify and prioritize the most critical tasks in your business, and assign them to high-performing team members.

4. Set up meetings to discuss and gather feedback on the most relevant, highly-specific and bite-sized tasks in your business.

5. Set up processes for regular follow-ups to ensure that the most critical, highly-specific and bite-sized task in your business is being completed on time.

6. Create a system of measurable objectives for your most important task to track progress and measure success.

7. Create a system of measurable objectives for all the tasks in your most important task to track progress and measure effectiveness.

8. Apply this mental model to your next big business idea and avoid the “flash in the pan” syndrome that leads to early demise of many initiatives.

9. Create a series of smaller tasks that build on the success of your most important task to ensure that the most important task is being completed on time and on schedule.

10. Become familiar with the concept of the domino effect and apply it to your personal life

11. Do your best to make it a habit to choose the most impactful, relevant and relevant tasks for your day, and work on that first until completion.

12. Focus on the most important, most relevant and most relevant task for your company to ensure that it is being completed on time and on schedule.

13. Create a system of measurable objectives for the most important task in your business to track progress and measure effectiveness.

14. Become familiar with the concept of the domino effects and apply it to your personal life

15. Do your best to make it a habit and practice it on a regular basis to ensure that the most impactful, most relevant and most relevant task in your company is being completed on time and on schedule.

16. Create a system of measurable objectives for an all-important task to track progress and measure effectiveness.