Jan 7, 2025
It's not working harder. It's stepping back.
The answer isn't hidden. It's waiting for a moment of space, when the mind quietly connects what was already there. That's the brilliance of stepping away.
When it clicks, everything changes.
One realisation I had was that I want to create and share a “manual of me.” Something to help others understand how I work and how best to collaborate with me. So, I went ahead and drafted the first version.
The other realisation was about how our product teams operate in the context of our market. We can move faster. We should move faster. And we will.
Big day!
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