You won’t remember it later.
Not the exact words. Not the feeling in the room. Not the half-formed insight that almost became something brilliant.
Reflection delayed is context lost.
The human mind isn’t a hard drive. It’s more like a whiteboard in the rain — just a few drops, and the scribbles blur.
That’s why the real work isn’t just showing up. It’s making time to metabolize what just happened while it’s still happening — or shortly after.
Capture it. Debrief it. Write it. Say it out loud.
Not because it’s final, but because it’s forming.
🛠 Small move, big shift:
Change your default meetings in Outlook from 30 or 60 minutes to 25 or 50.
Add space in the invite itself — 5 minutes to prepare, 5 to reflect.
Otherwise, when do you expect the thinking to happen?
Drip Question: What moment today deserves five more minutes of your attention?