
Toast
You Think You’re Building a Cathedral, But You’re Just Laying Bricks
We imagine our lives as sweeping legacies, rich with purpose and beauty. But we don’t live in the grandeur. We live in the laying of bricks.
A mini series about systems, miscommunication, and why most projects fail before they begin. Featuring diagrams, dumb metaphors, and a surprising amount of truth disguised as toast.
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We imagine our lives as sweeping legacies, rich with purpose and beauty. But we don’t live in the grandeur. We live in the laying of bricks.
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Burnt toast is a warning. Legacy systems leak belief, stall teams, and train people to expect failure. Here’s how to name it, and what comes next.
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Most projects collapse from quiet misalignment. The Toast Audit is one question that makes invisible chaos visible, before the bread burns.
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Most teams break because no one says what they think is happening. This is how to draw it — and why it matters more than another strategy doc.
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Projects fail at the bread stage. Here's a stickman field guide to eight people who turn toast into chaos — and how to stop becoming one of them
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Alignment sounds helpful. It’s not. It’s vague, cosmetic, and usually a lie. This is how we use it to avoid hard conversations and why it breaks the work
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You say toast. They hear air fryer. This is how quiet misalignment ruins good plans — and why drawing toast might save your next project.