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Walk out of every meeting with the decision, the owner and the follow-up already written.
In 30 days your meetings will end with a written decision, a named owner and a follow-up in everyone's inbox within the hour, with AI doing the note-taking and you doing the thinking.
What you'll be able to do
- Prep any meeting in five minutes by naming the decision it has to make
- Turn a transcript into decisions, owners and deadlines you can verify
- Write follow-ups people read in under a minute
- Replace the slide deck with a one-page decision memo the AI helps stress-test
- Run recurring meetings from one living doc that remembers what you decided
Who it's for
Learn it once. Bring it back before it fades.
Each lesson arrives inside your daily brief. The widening gaps are intentional: you retrieve the idea again when remembering takes real effort.
Day 1
No decision, no meeting
“Tomorrow you have a 45-minute "Q4 planning sync". The invite has no agenda. What's the best five-minute prep?”
Day 3
Ask for decisions, not a summary
“The AI's action list says: "María sends the revised budget by Friday." María says she never agreed to that. What do you do?”
Day 5
The follow-up people actually read
“Which first line works best for the follow-up to a pilot decision meeting?”
Day 8
Decide in the document, not in the room
“You're proposing to move the team's reporting to a new tool. Leadership decides Thursday. What's the strongest prep?”
Day 11
One living doc per recurring meeting
“Your weekly team sync keeps revisiting the same topics. Which setup fixes it with the least effort each week?”
Day 16 · spaced review, 5 days later
Quick reps: the prep and the transcript
“What's the right sequence, before and after the call?”
Day 23 · spaced review, 7 days later
Quick reps: the follow-up and the memo
“What do you send, and when?”
Day 30 · spaced review, 7 days later
The capstone: run the whole play
“What's the full play, from the first meeting to month three?”
Try lesson 1
Zero extra emails.
No new subscription, no drip sequence, no second inbox thread. The lesson rides inside the daily brief you already get.
Sharp in Five — your daily brief
Your lesson
One idea, one question, two minutes.
Built for recall, not completion.
- 01
One useful idea
A small lesson keeps cognitive load low enough to think, not skim.
- 02
A question, not a quiz
Retrieving the idea strengthens recall more than reading it again.
- 03
Return after a gap
Increasing intervals bring the idea back just as it starts to fade.
Questions
Walk out of every meeting with the decision, the owner and the follow-up already written.
In 30 days your meetings will end with a written decision, a named owner and a follow-up in everyone's inbox within the hour, with AI doing the note-taking and you doing the thinking.