Hydroplaning. The actor is moving so fast that they have lost “Traction” with the surface (the team/the reality). They are “Spinning their Wheels.” They feel like they are moving, but they are actually “Sliding.”
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Action is not Achievement. When an actor moves with “Sudden, High-Intensity Force” to solve a problem, they often fail to “Grip” the actual complexity of the situation, leading to a “Skid” where lots of energy is spent but no distance is gained.
Hydroplaning. The actor is moving so fast that they have lost “Traction” with the surface (the team/the reality). They are “Spinning their Wheels.” They feel like they are moving, but they are actually “Sliding.”
The “Fire Drill” Leader. Everything is a “Crisis” that needs an “Immediate Fix.” They rush from project to project, starting things with a “Bang” but never staying long enough to see them through. They are addicted to the “Rush” of the start.
Operational Chaos. The organisation is “Dizzy.” Because nothing is ever “Finished” before the next “Rush” starts, the system is full of half-built bridges and exhausted people who have stopped believing in the Knight’s “Urgency.”
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