5-minute limit on decisions.

 

1. If your calendar looks chaotic, your results will be too.
   Your schedule is a mirror. If it is a mess, your business is suffering even if you cannot see it yet.

2. Being busy does not mean being successful.
   A packed calendar feels productive. But real players measure wins, not hours.

3. Every conversation is either building your business or bleeding it.
   There is no neutral. You are either moving forward or getting dragged down.

4. Urgency creates clarity.
   When you put a five-minute limit on decisions, people either step up or step out. Both are good outcomes.