Jason shares a burst of inspired thought from a recent boot camp at Petty Coach Schmidt: where is your huddle board? After years of watching superintendents drown in phone calls, interruptions, and savior fixes, he draws the line clean. The reason teams hammer the super with questions all day is because the project's huddle board lives in the super's head. People go where the plan is. If the plan is in your mind, that's where the traffic goes. If it's on the wall, that's where they go instead.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why keeping the plan in your head is one of the top reasons supers don't get promoted

• The Sacramento story: 15 to 20 minutes of real meeting time across three hours of fires

• How a visible huddle board redirects traffic from the super's phone to the wall

• Why building a great huddle board takes grit, iteration, and refusing to quit when stickies fall

• The free signage and board templates available at elevateconstructionist.com

The fires you keep putting out are the ones your huddle board would have already prevented. The question is whether you're willing to build it.

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