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The Rewind

60-Second Rewind

Monday, 10:00 a.m.

The Meeting, Rebuilt

The Framework, Owned

The Five Questions — In the Decision Owner's Hands

Check Your Anchor

Closing Monday

Leader's Anchor Card 5 — and One Module Remains

The pilot review, run as decision architecture: the five-question EQ + AI framework in the decision owner's hands, vendor accountability, and the meeting where the composure tax finally gets a slide of its own.

Twelve hours before the meeting, Ren rebuilds it: scope options circulated in advance, Darnell with paid standing, interpreter load data next to vendor accuracy data, and a pre-committed rubric with five questions at its heart. The finale of the story — and the module that turns a decision meeting into a decision system.

Monday: Decision Architecture

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