Don’t Turn Away

What this book is
A quiet, high-tension thriller where the stakes are weekends, not car chases. Maya and her crew turn chaos into practice: rooms with windows instead of corridors, measurable criteria instead of buzzwords, daylight pilots instead of midnight experiments.

You’ll take away

• Fences before adjectives: facts and physics beat pretty terms.

• Pictures before press: evidence first, announcements second.

• Daylight pilots: run risky changes only in daylight, with a Witness.

• If it can’t be measured, it can’t be named: metrics before labels.

• Prediction is scheduling, not a fence: forecasts guide calendars, not safety.

• Stop while it’s still good: protect energy and outcomes.

• How to empower the Witness role and build a culture of open rooms.

Who it’s for
Leaders, operators, engineers, product/project managers, founders—anyone tired of noise and eager for reliable results.