Most leaders spend 90% of their day staring at the dashboard.
They are monitoring the gauges, checking the RPMs, and worrying about the fuel levels of their business.
If you want to scale, you have to stop staring at the dashboard and start looking through the windshield.
The Velocity Trap
When you’re traveling 30 miles an hour, looking 10 feet in front of your bumper is fine.
I learned this the hard way cycling down Mount Lemmon in Arizona.
You have to fix your gaze on where you want to be, not where you are.
Management vs. Leadership
Management is being "Instrument Rated": You are great at reading data, answering the immediate fires in your inbox, and reacting to pings.
Leadership is Leading by Sight: It is the ability to see the path before the data confirms it.
It’s translating vision into reality, not just managing your current reality.
The 10-to-1 Rule
To avoid becoming efficient at the wrong things, you need to shift your gaze from Now to Next.
For every 10 minutes you spend on the dashboard (reactive, administrative noise), you owe yourself at least one minute of "windshield time."
Close the Accountability Gap
If you know what you need to do but something still feels "off," it’s usually not a knowledge problem—it's an accountability problem.
I’m hosting a Free Private Training on April 7th and 9th at 7:00 PM to help you identify the constraints holding you back and close the gap between where you are and where you want to be.
Keep your eyes on the horizon.
Coach Bob Turner
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