
About this episode
New leaders love to rip things out. New comp plan. Kill the huddle. Blow up the process. Six months later, production is down and nobody knows why.
In this episode, Brian unpacks Chesterton's Fence — the idea that you shouldn't tear something down until you understand why it's there. It applies to your business, your habits, your marriage, your team — and sometimes, to the fences you built yourself and forgot to revisit.
You'll walk away with a simple three-question filter to run before your next big change, and a reminder that the best leaders ask first and act second.
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