Episode Title: The Weekly Commit #008: "One Step at a Time"
Subtitle: The fastest way forward isn't your speed. It's theirs.
Description:
A moment at a London underground station. The escalator moving fast — that relentless London pace. My mom frozen at the edge, handbag gripped tight. Me, already half a step on in my head, saying "just step on" without realizing I was asking her to match a rhythm that wasn't hers.
In this episode, I explore what that pause taught me: about teams, about family, about working with AI — and about the difference between someone hesitating and someone processing.
Sometimes the universe slows you down on purpose. Not to frustrate you. To remind you that the person beside you is not inside your head.
In this episode:
The escalator moment — and the one word that changed everything
Why "just step on" doesn't work (in teams, families, or AI prompts)
The AI mirror: how prompting taught me patience with humans
Why handoffs matter more than speed
Key takeaway: The fastest way forward isn't your speed. It's theirs. Slow down. Count to three. Step on together.
