Executing tasks keeps you busy. A decision system changes your life.
Life doesn't change with loose goals. It changes with well-designed cycles. Ninety days at a time.
What you'll train here
- Getting off autopilot
- Deciding with judgment
- Closing cycles
- Designing systems
Hi, I'm Jorge Urios.
I'm CIO at Xcalibur Smart Mapping, where I work with artificial intelligence, data and complex systems in which every decision has an economic and strategic impact.
Before that, I spent more than 15 years founding and scaling technology companies in Europe and the United States. I wrote The World in 90 Days to make explicit the system I've used all that time to decide and execute.
The uncomfortable truth
You don't lack motivation. You have too much noise.
Meetings that decide nothing. Projects that don't move the needle. Teams that are busy, but lost.
It isn't a lack of effort. It's too many badly framed decisions. And in the long run, that destroys any career. Not for lack of ability. For lack of design.
You don't reach the next level by working more hours. You reach it by thinking better. The difference between the people who move forward and the ones who stay stuck isn't discipline. The first operate with systems. The second improvise and call it flexibility.
Ninety days. No more, no less. Enough to execute. Enough to measure. Enough to decide with data, not excuses. Then repeat the cycle until your life stops depending on chance.
- Observe
- Decide
- Execute
- Close
- Repeat
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What you'll find here (and what you won't)
You won't find
- Empty motivation
- Quick hacks
- Shallow productivity
- More information to feel busy
You will find
- Clarity to decide
- Judgment to prioritize
- Systems that remove chaos
- Cycles that force execution
- Structure to move forward without improvising
The book
The World in 90 Days
The quarterly-cycle system that turns intention into evidence, when motivation isn't enough. I've applied it for more than 15 years. First with myself, then with my teams.
Get it on Amazon Spanish edition: El Mundo en 90 Días
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