Face Change
Change is normal.
Panic is optional.
Move the slider once to begin.
The 4 moves (tap a tile)
Open a tile, tap what applies, choose the clearer response, then lock the step.
Spot the shift
Identify what actually changed.
Spot the shift
Pause and name the shift clearly.
Choose the clearer response.
Lock the facts
Separate facts from noise.
Lock the facts
Get the facts before you escalate.
Choose the steadier message.
Set the next move
Define one clear next step.
Set the next move
Reduce options to one action.
Choose the better next step.
Move with control
Adjust without dropping standards.
Move with control
Small controlled adjustments beat big swings.
Choose the disciplined approach.
Tip: One clean update beats five side chats.
Quick check before you move
Tap each one you can confidently tick. When it’s 4/4, you’re ready to act.
Locked in.
Move with control. Keep standards steady.
Decision drill
Four quick situations. Tap the steadier move.
Plan changes mid-job. Customer is waiting. What do you do first?
A delay hits. You’re tempted to rush and skip a check.
Two teams think the other team owns the update.
A new constraint appears. You want to rework everything at once.
Drill complete.
Score: 0/4 steady choices.
Playbook (swipe and practise)
Swipe through. Tap Practised when it’s something you will do under pressure.
Complete when you reach 8.
Common traps (tap a tile)
Tap a trap, flip it, then use the copy snippet when you need a clean update.
I assumed everyone knew.
Assumptions create gaps.
Reality and fix
- Reality: Info in one person is not info in the system.
- Fix: Post one clean update where the team can act.
I waited too long to update.
Silence grows chaos.
Reality and fix
- Reality: Silence creates chaos later.
- Fix: Share early with facts, impact, next step.
I overcorrected the plan.
Big swings create rework.
Reality and fix
- Reality: Big swings create rework.
- Fix: Make one controlled adjustment, then reassess.
Use the snippet. Keep it clean. Close the loop.
Commit to one steady habit
Tap all three. This is your personal standard when the route bends.
Completed.
You’ve built the habit: stabilise first, one clear next step, standards stay on.