One short email a week on the intuition behind better business decisions. The quiet signal most entrepreneurs override, and what it costs them.
One real instance of intuition at work in a decision. The kind you have felt and then talked yourself out of. Named clearly, without the woo.
A small move you can make this week to test that signal instead of burying it. Concrete enough to act on. Specific enough to matter.
One link. Never a roundup. Just the single most useful thing I read this week that sharpens how you decide.
Most business advice buries you in more data and louder opinions. The Signal does the opposite. Every issue is built around one signal most founders override, and what it costs them when they do.
Founders, owners, and operators who make the hard calls, and want to stop overriding the instinct that keeps turning out to be right.
You felt something was off about a deal, a hire, or a direction, talked yourself out of it, and it cost you.
You have read the books on strategy and decision-making. You want something shorter, and something that actually fits how you operate.
You are good at what you do, but you keep second-guessing the calls only you can make.
You sense the right move before you can explain it, and you are not sure whether to trust that or fight it.
I am an engineer by training, so for the first half of my career I was sure logic and spreadsheets were the only way to win. Then I used the Intuitive Branding System to grow a healthcare company from $1.5 million to $6 million. That run earned it a place as the 6th fastest growing company in Canada. I handed the founders a blueprint to reach $20 million and moved on. Within six months of my leaving, it had collapsed, because they stopped trusting the signals that had built it.
That collapse was my tuition. It taught me that logic builds the frame of a business, but intuition runs the engine. In the two decades since, I have used that same system with more than 200 entrepreneurs to unlock over $500 million in growth, not vague gut feelings, but a practical way to read the signal before the wrong move compounds. The Signal is where I share that thinking, one issue at a time.
Sunil Godse
Five minutes a week on the intuition behind better business decisions. No fluff, no filler. Free, always.