$ eldr --open debrief-the-business-he-did-not-start-twice
$ eldr --debrief 1WF6 --compare 0PD3
READ 1 0PD3 MOVE 5/10 window 45d outcome waited
READ 2 1WF6 MOVE 7/10 window 21d outcome acted
GAP 334 days
DELTA wait-cost: low → severe
SOURCE constructed file
This is a constructed worked example, not a customer. Nobody has run a read here yet: the product has not launched and the decision log is empty. The situation and the numbers are written to show how the instrument reads a file of this shape. Real debriefs replace it when there are any.
The same man, the same decision, eleven months apart. This is the most instructive pair I can put in front of you, because almost nothing changed except one input, and that one input is the one men report worst.
Leave a salaried engineering job to build a maintenance-scheduling product for the trade firms he had spent nine years selling into. Two named customers who had said they would pay. Eleven months of savings.
Word for word, the decision sentence in the second intake was 94% identical to the first. He had not rewritten it. He had been carrying it.
Most of the library is open. The material that names costs and patterns directly sits with the instrument that uses it.
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