Pace: Conviction Isn’t Capacity

Walk into any organization and you'll find it: the initiative nobody decided to kill. It's still technically alive, still on someone's slide, but nothing's moving. Leaders assume these things die for lack of conviction. They don't. They die for lack of capacity — one overloaded owner, no protected budget, no answer to what happens if that person leaves. And here it costs more than a stall, because a dead effort quietly confirms that you say things you don't mean.

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