A lot of what keeps teams working well over time is… kind of boring. Writing things down. Clarifying who owns what. Keeping systems up to date. It’s easy to delay because it doesn’t feel urgent—and rarely feels satisfying.
I’ve seen (and done) this enough times to know how it plays out. When that work keeps getting postponed, things don’t break immediately. They just get harder. Progress starts relying on memory and extra effort instead of structure.
Post205 exists to make that easier—by systematizing what can be systematized, simplifying what can’t, and creating setups where the right things happen more consistently, even on busy weeks.
If your team is “making it work” more than it should, that’s not really grit.