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Leadership
First 72 Hours of Crisis: Decision Framework
In the first 72 hours of a crisis, 80% of the damage is locked in. This framework cuts damage in half.
Administrative
First-Hour Communications Plan
First hour of crisis: who to inform, what to say, how.
Leadership
The "Front Page Test" for Decisions
Before any sensitive decision, ask: if published with full detail on tomorrow's front page, would I defend it with pride or look for an exit?
Social
Empathic Frame
Starting assumption: "people do their best with what they have".
Leadership
Build a Hard Conversation with DESC
4 steps: Describe (situation), Express (impact), Specify (change), Consequences (outcomes).
Leadership
Calm Broadcast: Leading Emotions in Crisis
In crisis, your emotions infect the team. Your calm = their stability. This trains calm under pressure.
Leadership
Communicating Bad News to a Team (Structured Approach)
Use a 4-part frame (Fact, Context, Impact, Path forward) to deliver hard news without sugarcoating or panic.
Leadership
Post-Crisis After-Action Review
After every crisis, a 90-min meeting with just 4 questions converts experience into institutional learning.
Psychological
Meaning Making in Crisis
In worst moments, seek meaning — eases pain.
Professional
Value-First Outreach Message
Open outreach with concrete value you offer (an article, opportunity, intro) before any ask — response rates rise 5x.
Professional
High Anchor Strategy
Open higher than expected — becomes anchor for negotiation.
Professional
First 90-Day Plan
In new role, listen 30 days, plan 30, execute 30 — don't reverse order.
Social
FORD Topics for First Conversations
Use Family-Occupation-Recreation-Dreams as four safe entry doors for any new conversation.
Parenting
The Teen Brain Under Construction — Prefrontal Cortex Framing
Understand your teen's prefrontal cortex (planning, impulse control) won't finish developing until age 25 — this changes how you respond to his impulsivity.
Administrative
Incident Commander Assignment
In crisis: one person leads, all report to them, fast decisions — not "committee".
Administrative
War Room Stand-up
During crisis: hourly stand-up — status, blockers, next. No long meetings.
Leadership
War Room Communication: Clarity Protocol
In a crisis, bad comms doubles damage. This protocol: 5 messages only, 3 audiences, 6-hour cadence.
Leadership
Message Discipline: 3 Points No More
In crisis, only 3 points per message. Audience can't absorb more. Repetition builds understanding.
Professional
Reversible Sort
Sort 10 upcoming decisions into reversible/irreversible columns and set their speed.
Psychological
Safe Place Visualization
Imagine a safe place you always remember — invoke in crisis.
Professional
2-Way vs 1-Way Door
Classify decision: reversible (2-way door) or not (1-way)? Required speed differs.
Psychological
TIPP for Emotional Peak
Four physiological techniques that drop emotional peak in minutes: temperature, intense exercise, paced breathing, paired muscle relaxation.
Psychological
Crisis Survival
In intense crisis, no decisions. Calm first.
Psychological
Personal Safety Plan
Ready doc for crisis: whom to call, what to do, where to go.
Professional
5-Question Prep
5 questions before any presentation: who, why, what, how, what next.
Professional
Start-Stop-Continue Self
Each month, write 3 behaviors to start, 3 to stop, 3 to continue.
Psychological
The "And Then What?" Decatastrophizing Chain
Run the catastrophe scenario through to the end instead of stopping at peak terror.
Psychological
ACCEPTS for Constructive Distraction
Seven distraction routes giving you minutes of safe survival until the wave passes.
Psychological
STOP in an Impulse Moment
Stop, take a breath, observe, proceed mindfully — four seconds save a decision.
Psychological
View from Above
Imagine yourself from above, then orbit, then galaxy — your issues shrink.
Administrative
Inverted Pyramid (Minto)
Lead with conclusion first, then supporting arguments, then details — never the reverse.
Administrative
Batch-to-Single-Piece Flow
Instead of processing 50 in one batch, process 1 then pass — faster, fewer errors.
Administrative
Decision Rights Matrix
Per decision type: who proposes, decides, consulted, informed.
Administrative
Post-Incident Review
After major incident: full review — timeline, causes, improvements, no blame.
Parenting
The Family Evening Decompression Routine
The first hour after everyone returns home shapes the entire evening's mood — design it consciously instead of leaving it to chance.
Professional
Personal SWOT
Apply SWOT framework to your current career in 30 minutes.
Professional
Radical Candor 2x2
Sort your feedback on care personally × challenge directly — sweet spot: high in both.
Administrative
Morning Huddle
Open each day with 10 minutes standing: each person's top priority today and any blockers.
Leadership
Exit Gracefully: Leaving Without Burning Bridges
You decided to leave. The last 30 days define your reputation for 10 years. This frame protects bridges.
Leadership
Sponsorship vs. Mentorship for Underrepresented Talent
Mentorship means giving advice in the room; sponsorship means saying their name in rooms they don't attend — deliberately practice the latter, not just the former.
Parenting
The Full Day Story
Ask your child to recount his day from the first moment without interruption, once a week.
Digital & AI
Home Screen, 6 Apps Only
Phone home screen: 6 tools only (clock, maps, calculator, camera, messages, alerts).
Professional
Eat the Frog First
Start your day with the hardest, ugliest task before anything else — nothing scary remains for the rest of the day.
Professional
Building STAR Interview Stories
Prepare three STAR stories (Situation—Task—Action—Result) that cover 80% of behavioral interview questions.
Professional
BLUF Email (Bottom Line Up Front)
Start every email with one sentence containing the bottom line and the ask — recipients reply 3x faster.
Professional
50/30/20 Budget
Allocate income: 50% needs, 30% wants, 20% savings/investing/debt.
Administrative
BLUF — Bottom Line Up Front
Every work email starts with one sentence: "what I need from you" or "the bottom line".
Administrative
Lightweight Business Continuity Plan
Each core operation: "what if it stops for a day?" with a backup plan.
Administrative
Pre-Drafted Crisis Holding Statement
Before all facts are known, issue a ready holding statement within minutes saying "we know, we're acting" — not silence that invites speculation.
Leadership
Second-Order Thinking
Don't stop at the immediate consequence; ask "and then what?" three times.
Leadership
Feedforward Coaching
Instead of feedback on the past, ask reports for future suggestions — less defensiveness, higher application.
Leadership
Ethical Decision Matrix
Before ethically murky decision, evaluate on 4 axes: legal/ethical/values/reputation.
Parenting
The Limited Choice
Offer two acceptable options instead of a single command that breeds resistance.
Parenting
GROW Model for Kids
Use the GROW coaching model (Goal, Reality, Options, Will) to teach your child self-problem-solving.
Parenting
Serve & Return Interactions
Every sound/gesture from your child = a "serve"; respond promptly = a "return." This game builds his brain.
Parenting
Mediating Sibling Conflict, Not Ruling
Instead of deciding "who's right," let them resolve conflict themselves via a 4-step protocol.
Parenting
Consent and Healthy Relationships Talk
Talk about consent and respect in relationships before your teen needs the information, not after a crisis.
Parenting
Daily Strength-Spotting Ritual
Not a generic slogan ("every child is special") but a specific daily ritual documenting one actual strength the parent witnessed today.
Digital & AI
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CRTF Prompt Structure: Context-Role-Task-Format
Write a prompt that gives the AI model precise context, role, task, and expected format.
Digital & AI
Self-Critique: Review Your Own Answer
After the model answers, ask it to critique its own answer and improve it before final delivery.