This week has been about operational capacity — the idea that ambition doesn’t really have a ceiling, but people, teams, and systems do. Today, the practical bit: what I actually did about it in my own business this week. I sat down on Monday morning and went through everything that had shown up in my…
Delegation drift is one of the most common and least-named patterns in founder-led businesses. Here’s how to spot it and fix it. Delegation drift looks like this: you hand something over genuinely. You felt good about it. The person seemed capable. The brief was reasonably clear. And then, over the following weeks, something quiet happens….
The simplest antidote to Decision Latency: find the decision that’s been waiting longest, own it, and make it. By the end of this week, you should have made one decision that has been waiting longer than it should. Not the most complex decision in your business. Not the most strategic. The one that’s been waiting…
Most communication problems persist because the fix seems too big. Here’s how to make it small enough to actually do this week. Most communication problems aren’t mysterious. If you asked the people experiencing them, they could probably name them immediately: the decision that always seems to route back to the founder, the handover that always…
The simplest, most immediately actionable calendar habit for founders who want to protect their cognitive capacity and do their best work. Here’s a question worth answering honestly: when in your working week do you do your best thinking? For most founders the answer isn’t ‘during work hours.’ It’s in the shower. On a run. During…
Most delegation fails because it’s incomplete, not because the person can’t do it. Here’s the three-part formula that makes delegation actually stick. Here’s the most common delegation story I hear from founders. They hand over a task. The person asks questions, makes decisions the founder wouldn’t have made, produces an outcome that’s not quite right….
You don’t need to build everything today. You need to find your most fragile process and take one deliberate step toward making it stronger. Most businesses have one process that’s held together more by habit and memory than by design. One area where, if you’re honest, everything works because the right people happen to remember…
Two operational habits that directly tackle Decision Fatigue — and give your best thinking back to the work that deserves it. This week we’ve been unpacking Decision Fatigue — the cognitive depletion that comes from too many low-level decisions reaching you before the important ones do. Today’s post is about the fix. Not the mindset…
You know you should delegate more. Here’s the tool that makes it obvious — and actionable, starting today. Here’s a question worth answering honestly before you close the laptop today:What are you still holding onto that someone else could own? Not the big strategic decisions. Not the things that genuinely require your unique expertise or…
One operational habit. Ten minutes today. A better Monday guaranteed. What if the most impactful thing you did for your business this week took less than 10 minutes — and happened on a Friday afternoon? It sounds too simple. But the habit I’m about to share has a quiet, compounding effect on how you work…
