The hottest Coordination Substack posts right now

Updating beliefs based on single dramatic events may not be very impactful in the long run.
Predictions can be more valuable than reacting strongly to individual events.
Coordination and response to dramatic events are important, but fundamental beliefs should not change drastically.

Answer 'tell me about yourself' authentically to connect with people
Utilize different variations of the question like 'What's your story?'
Identify common interests with others through specific lenses like communication, learning, motivation, markets, coordination, and leverage

Sports rules, fouls, and penalties vary but have commonalities in different sports. Rulebook Foundations Theory tries to explain this variation and commonality.
Rulebook Foundations Theory categorizes fouls and penalties into 6 domains including time-related infractions, equipment misuse, and player composition violations.
Understanding why rules exist in sports involves solving a coordination problem to measure performance and deter harm, while organizing the rules is a separate issue addressed by Rulebook Foundations Theory.

Designate an incident commander who is calm under pressure and can manage communication effectively. They play a crucial role in incident management.
Choose appropriate coordination mediums like a war room or chat room combined with a conference bridge to effectively communicate and coordinate resources during incidents.
Focus on understanding the problem, identifying solutions, and implementing them quickly and safely. Reviews and retrospectives are vital parts of the incident management process.

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