The three kinds of decisions that actually need a founder, and the ones that do not

After running a software company, a care home, and a cafe at the same time, I noticed most of what landed on my desk did not actually need me, it needed someone to just decide and move on. The decisions that did need me were almost always the same shape, something touching money leaving the business, a client relationship at risk, or a choice with no clean precedent yet to fall back on. Everything else was noise dressed up as urgency because it happened to reach me first.

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If you are running more than one business right now, what is the one thing that still genuinely needs your personal judgment, and what turned out to not need you at all once you actually looked closely?