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The offer that expiredWorked example, not a customer: MOVE at 6/10, window 9d. He waited. The offer closed on day 11.Debriefs16d ago3 mincareer · money
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The cost of an open positionWaiting reads as prudence and behaves as loss. Here is the arithmetic.Field notes20d ago4 mintime · risk
An org-chart fragment with two fading escalation arrows and a shortfall gap under a rule labelled BAR.article
Your best friend works for you and he is not good at the jobYou have known for five months. Every week you do not act, the eventual conversation gets worse and your authority with everyone else gets…Field notes25 JUL · 13:256 mincareer · negotiation
A meter filled to 8 of 10 beside a meter filled to 1 of 5 in red, joined by a dashed line.article
He acted, and rated it 1/5Worked example: MOVE at 8/10, executed inside the window, outcome bad anyway. The case every confident read should be checked against.membersDebriefs17 JUL · 10:555 minrisk · method
Two identical tabular read cards 334 days apart with one differing row highlighted in red.article
The business he did not start, twiceWorked example: two reads eleven months apart on the same decision, identical but for one input. The cost of waiting went from low to…membersDebriefs21 JUN · 14:405 minmoney · career
A twelve-day timeline marked on day four, beside two bars labelled ASK and GRANTED.article
He asked for the raise on day fourWorked example: MOVE at 8/10, acted on day four, 40% of the ask granted, satisfaction 5/5. The read was still partly wrong.Debriefs12 JUN · 09:055 minmoney · career
A decision graph forking into two nodes with the combined node struck through, above a two-by-two matrix.article
He took the job in another city, she stayedWorked example, not a customer: position SPLIT, confidence 4/10, window 21d, and a read that refused to answer the question as asked.Debriefs03 JUN · 18:205 minrelationship · career
A shallow nine-year trajectory line with a marker at year 31 and three dotted projections.article
You are 31 and you think you picked the wrong careerIn a 2017 LinkedIn survey, 75% of people aged 25 to 33 reported a quarter-life crisis and 61% named career. That number is the argument…Field notes18 MAY · 11:156 mincareer · time
A two-column ledger with an incremented figure beside a square clock dial reset to zero.article
They counter-offered and now you do not know what you wantedA counter-offer is not a decision about money. It is your employer paying to reset the clock on a decision you already made.Field notes09 MAY · 16:306 mincareer · money
A stepped capital burn line descending from 40K and crossing a red STOP threshold.article
You want to put $40,000 into your own thingThe number is not the risk. The risk is that you have not written down what a failure looks like, so you will not be able to tell when you…Field notes01 MAY · 10:206 minmoney · risk
Two block-diagram panels divided by a vertical hairline, with four week markers ruled beneath.article
You and your co-founder want different companiesThe split is already happening; the only open question is whether it happens on paper or through attrition. A four-week protocol, and the…Field notes20 APR · 07:557 mincareer · money
A twelve-segment runway gauge with four months filled, beside an empty checkbox labelled FIRST MOVE.article
You want to quit your job and you do not have a plan"Get a plan first" is advice that keeps men in jobs for years. The actual requirement is smaller and you can write it on one index card.Field notes02 APR · 08:056 mincareer · risk
A schematic countdown of nine day cells, five struck out, above two unequal bars labelled CASH and SCOPE.article
You can't decide on the job offer and the deadline is FridayFive more days will not produce the information you are waiting for. Here are the three things that would, and how long each one actually…Field notes24 MAR · 09:106 mincareer · money