It’s easy at the centre of things to forget what it’s like on the outside of things.

Where you are, where things are happening and decisions are being made and the agenda is so stuffed with important topic after critical subject after momentous discussion, right there, it’s easy to miss that other people need to know too.

Some of those people are hanging on the decision and will bug you to let them know. So you do, and their world gets back in balance and their things stop hoping and start happening.

Most times though, people don’t know what you’ve been talking about, what it means to them or what’s supposed to happen in the new world that cracked open when the plan was changed, the recruit was hired, the customer said yes or the subject was closed.

Skippy strategy: After the decision, who needs to know?