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I almost let one decision undo years of work.Not because I was under pressure. Because I wanted the decision to be right...
10/15/2026

I almost let one decision undo years of work.

Not because I was under pressure. Because I wanted the decision to be right more than I stopped to check whether it actually was.

The lesson wasn't to work harder or chase more opportunities. It was to recognize that the facts that could have stopped me were already there. I just didn't have a process that forced me to look at them before I got attached to the yes.

Have you ever had a moment where you knew before you knew?
Tell me your story below.

The math behind bad decisions is bigger than most P&Ls admit.A bad hire. A draining client relationship. A proposal that...
10/14/2026

The math behind bad decisions is bigger than most P&Ls admit.

A bad hire. A draining client relationship. A proposal that costs thousands in time and resources.

The real cost of a rushed “yes” doesn’t always show up on the P&L. There’s no line item for the decisions you wish you hadn’t made.

That’s the blind spot: not lack of opportunity, but lack of a filter.
Ready to make more strategic pursuit decisions and build a stronger pipeline?

Join my FREE 3-day masterclass, October 26–28, at noon Eastern. We’ll break down the decisions that shape your pipeline and how to focus on the right opportunities.

Register here: https://aerobodiesai.com/masterclass

10/08/2026

It's 11pm. The RFP is due Friday. And someone just asked, “Are we bidding?”
At five go/no-go calls a month, you might get by on instinct.

At thirty, instinct alone isn't a system.

If you're making these decisions at 11pm, nothing is wrong with you. The problem may simply be that nobody built you a filter for deciding what deserves your team's time.

And that's fixable.
Tomorrow, I'll talk about why the timing this week matters.

10/05/2026

112 proposals. 3 wins. Then 38 proposals. 17 wins.
Same person. Same industry. A very different result.

The difference wasn’t effort. It was the ability to say no to last-minute requests and poorly qualified opportunities.

More bids don't automatically create more wins. Sometimes, the biggest growth move is knowing which opportunities aren't worth pursuing.

I built a 20–25M two-year pipeline in 90 days, and a big part of that came from refusing the deals that never had a real shot.

So here's the question:
How many bids did you submit last year that you knew, deep down, weren't winnable?

Drop the number in the comments.

Sunday question for the founders and capture leads:What's the yes you knew you should have passed on?A deal. A hire. A c...
10/04/2026

Sunday question for the founders and capture leads:
What's the yes you knew you should have passed on?

A deal. A hire. A client.
Not the ones that failed for reasons outside your control. The ones where some part of you already had the answer, but you talked yourself out of it.

I'm sharing mine in the comments. I want to hear yours too.
Comment your story below.

Your pipeline can outgrow your process long before you realize it.Maybe you're checking the competitor before finishing ...
10/01/2026

Your pipeline can outgrow your process long before you realize it.

Maybe you're checking the competitor before finishing the opportunity.

Maybe your best pricing decisions happen after 10 PM.
Maybe you've said yes to something you already regret.

These aren't just founder problems. They're signs that the way you're making decisions may not be scaling with the business.

So, how many did you check off?
Comment 1–6 below. And tag the founder or capture the lead who needs to see this today.

10/01/2026

Before you read a full solicitation, run this 15-minute kill list.

Check these five things first:

Set-aside: Are you eligible?
Mandatory events: Did you miss a site visit or pre-bid conference?
Past performance: Can you document relevant work?
Certifications & clearances: Do you have everything required?
Incumbent: Who has the contract now, and why can you realistically beat them?

If any answer is no, pass and move on.

One contractor shared how his team spent six hours reviewing a 120-page RFP before discovering a mandatory site visit on page 84 had already happened. A 15-minute first pass could have caught it.

Screenshot this for your next pursuit.

Want a system that runs the first pass for you?
DM me “CAPTURE.”

Growth has a tax nobody warns you about.At $1M, you may know every deal, every client, and every risk by heart.At $10M, ...
09/29/2026

Growth has a tax nobody warns you about.

At $1M, you may know every deal, every client, and every risk by heart.

At $10M, the number of decisions multiplies, but you still have the same 24 hours.

That’s when decision-making can shift from evaluating carefully to pattern-matching, reacting, and relying on instinct because there simply isn’t enough time.
You didn’t get worse at this.

You outgrew the way you were doing it.
Which line hit too close? Tell me below.

I went looking for data on why growth gets harder, not easier, past a certain size.This is what I found.The bigger the p...
09/28/2026

I went looking for data on why growth gets harder, not easier, past a certain size.
This is what I found.
The bigger the pipeline gets, the more important it becomes to have a clear

process for deciding what to pursue, because leadership bandwidth is limited.
Save this for your next leadership meeting.

Which slide surprised you most? Comment the number below.
Sources:

Loopio 2024 RFP Trends & Benchmarks Report:
https://link.loopio.com/hubfs/Content%20Pieces/Reports/2024%20RFP%20Trends%20%26%20Benchmarks%20Report%20%7C%20Loopio%20%28Digital%20Copy%29.pdf

Deltek Clarity GovCon Industry Study:
https://federalnewsnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/deltek-2021-Clarity-GovCon-Industry-Study.pdf

09/27/2026

27 years studying burnout taught me something about business growth nobody expects.

Burnout doesn't always look like exhaustion. Sometimes it looks like making too many high-stakes decisions with too little time and too little data.

When every deal, hire, and client decision starts becoming an instinctive call, your decision-making capacity can become the bottleneck.

That's not weakness. It's a capacity problem.

If you're making too many calls with too little data, comment “capacity” and I'll start sharing what I've learned.

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