Original Advice
“DONT: Don’t sprint ahead without roles or context”
Aim Before You Charge
Your sprint reads as selfish. You treat the starting gun like a solo, not a signal. You grab the wheel before the map exists, then act surprised when everyone resists. Without roles, you bulldoze allies; without context, you build the wrong thing faster. The mess is yours: rework, resentment, diminishing returns. People stop volunteering. Speed without aim turns heroic energy into chaos.
Context is efficiency. Roles prevent overlap, protect trust, and make your fire usable. When the who, why, and constraints are clear, your momentum multiplies instead of scattering. You still get to be first—just not alone. A brief is a blade: it cuts the path. Ask before you act. Define ownership, decision rights, timing. Aim, then ignite.
Cosmic Context
You’re Mars-ruled, cardinal fire—the starter pistol of the zodiac. Start, yes, but victory requires coordinated flame, not a lone spark.
Action
──────Before moving, get the brief: roles, context, constraints, deadline.
✨ You are allowed to pause and still be first. ✨