Regardless of the final results, you will be graded on the entire execution process. Whether we are in the restaurant business, a not-for-profit, a church, or selling gadgets, our measure of success, from the consumer point of view, is not only the quality of deliverables but how well we get there. That thought stuck with me as I experienced great customer service at a restaurant recently. From the moment I walked in to the point I stepped out, I was impressed with the level of detail and care. And, yes, the food was amazing, but so was everything else. On the other side of that equation, I was thinking about a home project that at the end looked good and was well done, but getting there was a painful, arduous affair.  While people complimented the final product, I always think, “I’m not doing that ever again.” As I tried to…