Pivot.

The plot-twist

Turns mid-sentence and means it.

Pivot - The plot-twist
Change your mind. In daylight. ·Change your mind. In daylight. ·Change your mind. In daylight. ·Change your mind. In daylight. ·

.01 - Field notes

Pivot was going to be a lawyer. Then a chef. Then ran a record label for eighteen months. Now does something nobody can quite explain at a dinner party. All of it on purpose.

Pivot doesn't see a CV. Pivot sees a series of useful experiments.

When the plan stops working, Pivot is the one who says it out loud. Not loudly. Just first.

.02 - The rules of pivot

  • New evidence, new answer.

    Holding a bad position to look consistent is a tax on your future.

  • Say it before you have to.

    The pivot you announce is leadership. The one you hide is a scandal.

  • Burn the deck, keep the deck slides.

    Reuse what worked. Bin what didn't. Don't be sentimental.

Wear Pivot.