Anatomy of a Redline: Where We Always Fight (Even When We Don’t Need To)
Redlines feel like warfare. In reality, they’re patterned. Once you know where the real pressure points live, the rest is just red ink.
For everyone who's ever wanted to kill a contract with fire
Redlines feel like warfare. In reality, they’re patterned. Once you know where the real pressure points live, the rest is just red ink.
Ever watched urgency collide with armor? That’s the modern deal table.
Deals get messy when legal shows up to clean instead of shape.
Deals start with hope. Redlines smother it. This is where trust dies… quietly, in tracked changes.
Every system has a breaking point. Mine came with one markup too many and no good reason for it.