If you think you have to have detailed plans to go fast, think again. The less detailed, the faster you go...

If you've ever spent weeks building a detailed project schedule only to watch it become obsolete within days, this episode is for you. The FTTM Podcast dives into why traditional planning is often just "expensive wallpaper" and introduces a radically different approach: one where being roughly right beats being exactly wrong, where you deliberately ignore resource constraints to expose the real gap in your timeline, and where a "wiggling" finish date is actually a sign of health while a perfectly flat line should terrify you. The hosts break down practical concepts like macro-to-micro planning, refresh rhythms, and "peeling the onion" to manage hidden critical paths—all designed to transform your schedule from a document of doom into a tool that actually buys back time. Whether you're stuck in a death march or just tired of watching projects crash in slow motion, this episode offers a surprisingly liberating framework for how the fastest teams actually plan.

This episode breaks down FTTM (Fast Time-to-Market) - what it actually means, why teams think they’re doing it when they’re not, and the common traps that quietly stretch launch timelines. You’ll get a practical, plain-English look at the decisions, handoffs, and “busy work” that slow products down, plus the mindset shifts that help teams move faster without cutting corners on quality or customer value. If you’ve ever felt like shipping takes twice as long as it should (even with good people and solid plans), this is a sharp, relatable listen that’ll give you new language, and a few concrete levers, to change it.