You’re here because
Loudest voice always gets priority.
Right now, priority goes to whoever pushes hardest, not to what matters most. The quiet, important work keeps losing to the urgent and the noisy. It feels responsive. It’s just being steered by volume.Start here
01
Make priority a list.
One ranked spine owned by one person, not a debate in the meeting.
02
Triage every interrupt.
Urgent earns its place with a written trade-off, not by being loudest.
03
Log what got bumped.
When something jumps the queue, record what it pushed back, so the cost is visible.
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Clarity Day
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