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BIAS-FOR-ACTION4 MIN READ

Speed Without Recklessness Cards

Recall the key distinctions that keep fast action responsible.

Core distinction What question separates responsible speed from recklessness? Can we reverse, limit, or correct this decision quickly if the signal is bad? If the answer is yes, design the guardrail and move. If no, slow down and govern the decision. Compare Two-way door versus one-way door Bias for action accelerates two-way doors and respects one-way doors. Objection We should wait until we have all the information. Use when the decision is reversible and delay is now more expensive than learning. Your line What information would change the first move? If we cannot name it, let's run the bounded test…

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