Momentum Letters
A Sunday letter on high performance
Fifteen years inside Bloomberg, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse and PwC. Turned into fifty cheat sheets.
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What you get
Fifty cheat sheets. Real frameworks, not theory.
The three below are samples, so you can see exactly what they look like. Join and get all fifty, completely free. Then one new insight from me, every Sunday.
Sample 01 · Leadership
5 Japanese Principles for Better Leadership
"Kaizen: improve a little, then improve again. What was broken can still become valuable."
Five ideas borrowed from centuries-old Japanese thinking, translated into how you actually lead a team this week.
- Use Kaizen when a change feels too big to start.
- Use Kintsugi when a mistake feels like it should stay hidden.
Sample 02 · High performance
The Science of High Performance
"The line between pushing hard and breaking down is thinner, and more visible, than most people think."
What the research actually says about sustainable performance, distilled into one page you'll keep coming back to.
- Use it before deciding whether to push through or step back.
- Use it when "just working harder" has stopped working.
Sample 03 · Decision making
How Executives Solve Problems
"Twelve tools, from pre-mortem analysis to first principles thinking, for when the obvious answer isn't the right one."
The same decision frameworks used in boardrooms, written so you can use them the next time you're stuck.
- Use pre-mortem analysis before a big launch.
- Use first principles thinking when the usual approach keeps failing.
Every Sunday
One idea. That's the whole letter.
"Burnout isn't a workload problem. It's a boundary problem, wearing workload's clothes."Sample insight, the kind each letter is built around
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