Feeling the problem is not the same as finding it. Before you fix anything, name the gap: the distance between where the work is and where it needs to be.
Crazy Smart
Feeling the problem is not the same as finding it. Before you fix anything, name the gap: the distance between where the work is and where it needs to be.
The person who has quietly been working around the problem for months is the person who should help you fix it.
I built a short, private tool to make that gap visible before someone else has to point it out to you.
You have to decide how much truth the moment requires and how to say it so the other person can actually hear you.
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