Ambition gets sharper when you can say it in one sentence. Try it out loud.

LEADERSHIP

WHAT THIS MEANS

Compression forces clarity. A goal that needs three minutes of context is usually still vague, and reducing it to one sentence makes you decide what you actually mean, which parts are decoration, and what would count as having done it. Saying it aloud is harsher again, because you hear the waffle immediately. That discomfort is the useful part.

Try it this week, out loud, to one person. If you cannot get it into a sentence, that tells you where you really are. Rewrite it until it is short enough to say without looking away.

A QUESTION TO SIT WITH

Could you say what you are working toward in one sentence?

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