#Fieldcraft
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On Careers: Maps, Not Ladders

Most careers make sense only after the fact. While you’re living them, they’re navigated one choice at a time.
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On Setting Expectations

Most frustration doesn’t come from mistakes or bad intent. It comes from expectations that were never made explicit. When assumptions take over, timing slips, trust erodes, and friction builds quietly.
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Things You’ll Definitely Fix Next Year

Next year, you’ll fix all the things you didn’t quite get to this year. Probably not in January.
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Clarity Is Hard

Clarity sounds like a virtue until you practice it. Saying what needs to be said often creates discomfort, resistance, and consequences. That’s not a bug of clarity. That’s the point.
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Say It Clearly or Do It Twice

Clear requests are the fastest way to reduce rework, delays, and back-and-forth. Most teams move slowly because nobody says exactly what they need.