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Avec Kris Saintange – Je fais désormais partie de ses super fans ! 🎉
01/11/2026

Avec Kris Saintange – Je fais désormais partie de ses super fans ! 🎉

There is a reason this time of year feels heavier. And there is a reason I never fight it with my clients.The light goes...
27/10/2026

There is a reason this time of year feels heavier. And there is a reason I never fight it with my clients.

The light goes, the pace drops, and the things you outran all summer finally catch up. Most leaders treat that as a problem to push through. It is actually the most useful window of the year.

What tends to surface now, and what it is really telling you:

→ The fatigue you cannot explain. Usually a decision you have not made, not a lack of rest.

→ The irritation with one person on your team. Usually a boundary you never set.

→ The doubt about a path you chose two years ago. Sometimes fear. Sometimes information.

→ The project you keep not starting. Ask what succeeding at it would cost you.

Carl Jung said what you resist does not disappear, it directs. In leadership it does not stay vague. It shows up as a hiring mistake, a missed signal, a January you did not want.

Go inward now, deliberately, while it is quiet. January is not a good time to meet yourself.

↓ DM me the word SHADOW if something surfaced reading this.

Every planning season I watch leaders wait for the picture to get clearer before they commit.It will not. That is now th...
22/10/2026

Every planning season I watch leaders wait for the picture to get clearer before they commit.

It will not. That is now the permanent condition, not a bad year.

The leaders who will own 2027 are not better at predicting. They are better at deciding while uncertain, which is a different skill entirely.

What that looks like in practice:

→ Build for three scenarios, not one. Name the trigger that tells you which one you are living in.

→ Separate the decisions that are reversible from the ones that are not. Move fast on the first, slow on the second.

→ Choose your non negotiable. The one thing that is true in all three scenarios.

→ Shorten your review cycle. A plan you revisit every six weeks survives a year that changes every six weeks.

A plan that only works when things go right is not a strategy. It is a hope with a spreadsheet.

↓ Save this before your next planning session.

Every leader I have advised who finished a year strong did the same thing in October.They narrowed.Q4 punishes breadth. ...
16/10/2026

Every leader I have advised who finished a year strong did the same thing in October.

They narrowed.

Q4 punishes breadth. Thirteen weeks is enough for one significant thing to become real, or for five things to stay
almost finished.

The difference is not effort. It is the willingness to disappoint some of your own ambitions on purpose.

How to narrow without losing the rest:
→ Name the one outcome that makes every other objective easier if achieved.
→ Demote everything else to maintenance, and say so out loud to your team.
→ Put the priority in the first hour of the day, not the leftover hour.
→ Decide now what you will tell yourself in December if it does not happen. That reveals whether it was the right choice.
Ambition is not the scarce resource. Focus is.

↓ DM me the word THIRTEEN with your one priority. I read every one.

The decisions that define your 2027 are being made in the next eight weeks, whether or not youmake them deliberately.A p...
14/10/2026

The decisions that define your 2027 are being made in the next eight weeks, whether or not you
make them deliberately.

A private session with me is not motivation.
In 60 to 90 minutes:
→ Diagnose where your situation actually stands, including what you have not been told.
→ Anticipate what is coming in the next 3 to 6 months, so nothing ambushes you.
→ Decide, with a plan you can execute the same week.
For founders, executives and professionals at a real decision point. Restructuring, recruitment, a
launch, a departure, or a fog you cannot yet name.

I work in depth and not in volume, so slots are limited each month.

📩 DM the word VISION or book through the link in bio.

Twice a year the day and the night are exactly equal.It is the only balance that arrives without being built.Everything ...
01/10/2026

Twice a year the day and the night are exactly equal.

It is the only balance that arrives without being built.

Everything else you call balance is a decision you either made or avoided.

Leaders who treat it as a feeling wait for a lighter season that never comes. Leaders who treat it as architecture get it in any season.

What that architecture looks like in practice :

→ Output and recovery scheduled with equal seriousness. Both in the calendar. Both defended.

→ Visible work and invisible work. Thinking time protected like a client meeting.

→ Giving and receiving, tracked honestly across your relationships.

→ Expansion and consolidation, because a business that only grows eventually cracks.

The equinox is a reminder, not a gift. The rest of the year, you build it.

↓ Which side of yours is currently out of proportion? Comment it.

Nobody wants to audit a quarter that did not go well. That is exactly why it repeats.Planning Q4 without reading Q3 is h...
21/09/2026

Nobody wants to audit a quarter that did not go well. That is exactly why it repeats.

Planning Q4 without reading Q3 is how leaders spend three months solving the wrong problem with more energy.

The scoreboard is not the revenue. It is the pattern behind it.
Four questions. Twenty minutes. Once.

→ What worked that I have not yet made repeatable?

→ What failed on ex*****on, and what failed on judgment? They need different fixes.

→ Which relationship moved the needle most, and did I invest in it accordingly?

→ What did I tolerate for three months that I would not tolerate for twelve?

The last question is usually the expensive one.

↓ Save this and run it before you open a single Q4 document.

Most failed plans were not wrong. They were early, or they were late.Since 2009 I have watched excellent strategies fail...
13/09/2026

Most failed plans were not wrong. They were early, or they were late.

Since 2009 I have watched excellent strategies fail on timing alone. The launch that arrived three months before the market was ready. The hire made in a month of exhaustion. The conversation had while everyone was still defensive.

Reading timing is trainable:
→ Track the cycles of your own energy and decide inside the high ones
→ Notice organisational weather, when a room is open and when it is closed
→ Separate urgency from readiness, they feel identical and are not
→ Ask what happens if this waits 30 days, the honest answer tells you everything

Strategy tells you what to do. Foresight tells you when. Leaders who train both stop forcing outcomes.

↓ DM me the word TIMING if a decision has been sitting on your desk too long.

Indecision is not neutral. It is a decision that charges interest.There is a decision you have been carrying since sprin...
10/09/2026

Indecision is not neutral. It is a decision that charges interest.

There is a decision you have been carrying since spring. The role, the partner, the price, the conversation. You have run the analysis four times. You are not missing information. You are waiting for certainty, and certainty is not coming.

What postponement actually costs, in the order it shows up:
→ Attention. It runs in the background of every other decision you make
→ Credibility. Your team can feel an unmade decision long before they are told
→ Momentum. The window narrows while you deliberate, so the eventual choice is worse than the one you had in June
→ Energy. Carrying an open loop is more expensive than closing it badly

Clarity does not arrive before action. It arrives just after it.

↓ Name the decision in one sentence. Sometimes writing it down is the whole unlock.

September is the most honest month of the year. It shows you exactly what you actually decided in January.Most leaders c...
02/09/2026

September is the most honest month of the year. It shows you exactly what you actually decided in January.

Most leaders come back and restart. Same goals, more effort, new stationery. Nothing structural changes, so nothing structural improves.

Recalibration asks four harder questions:
→ What did I carry into this year that was never mine to carry?
→ Which goals are still real, and which are just old momentum?
→ Where did I spend energy without return?
→ What decision have I been postponing since spring?

You have 17 weeks left in 2026. Enough time to change a year. Not enough to change it twice.

↓ Save this and answer all four before Friday.

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