6d • General discussion
Intentional Culture
Culture isn’t built in team retreats or slide decks.
It’s built in small, uncomfortable moments.
Every time someone misses a deadline and nothing is said, the standard drops.
Every time someone shows up late and there’s no consequence, the team learns that’s normal.
Every time you let someone avoid responsibility, you teach the group that accountability is optional.
Most leaders don’t lose culture in big blowups. They lose it in silence.
Real culture is reinforced publicly, clearly, and consistently.
It sounds like: “We don’t miss deadlines. If it’s going to happen, you bring the plan to recover before it does.”
Or
“We take ownership. If something breaks, you fix it or ask for help. No hiding.”
It’s not about being harsh. It’s about being clear.
You don’t need more words. You need follow through.
Culture isn’t what you write. It’s what you enforce.
Every day.
Every moment.
In front of everyone.
That’s how teams shift. Quietly. Permanently. Without needing a pep talk.
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Intentional Culture
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