- Name what you know, what you guess, and what you still cannot see.
- Set a decision deadline so waiting never becomes a silent choice.
- Trust your gut on patterns you have seen before, then test the assumption.
- Make reversible calls fast and save deep deliberation for one-way doors.
- Use data to check your instincts, not to replace them entirely.
- Brief your team on the altitude and heading, even when the fog is thick.
- Adjust course when new signals arrive, and say so out loud.
In fog, steady hands and clear checkpoints carry teams safely toward clearer skies.
Originally shared on LinkedIn.
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