[Intro]

No owner?
No estimate.
No team?
No date.

[Verse]

Sales calls Rosa just past nine:
"Another account is on the line.
Can we say the dashboard lands
before their audit cycle ends?"

The answer comes in careful speech:
"We thought the date would help us reach
a stronger kloze. It isn't fixed.
We only need a little lift."

[Pre-Chorus]

She opens up her notebook wide,
every broken date inside.
Then writes a rule across the page
that no one else can rearrange.

[Chorus]

No promise without a team,
no deadline built to sell a dream.
If those who build it haven't seen,
no promise without a team.
Put every owner in between—
no private "yes," no hopeful scheme.

[Verse]

Product pushes back at noon:
"We cannot join each customer room."
Rosa says, "Then publish ranges.
Name assumptions, risks and changes."

Sales says, "This could slow the deal."
Rosa says, "Then make the offer real.
A contract built on dates untrue
will only sell the churn to you."

[Chorus]

No promise without a team,
no deadline built to sell a dream.
If those who test it haven't seen,
no promise without a team.
Put every owner in between—
no secret "yes," no closing scheme.

[Drum Break]

[Verse]

She builds an escalation path:
severity, response and aftermath.
Critical means one room, not four—
owners answer. No closed door.

Red means service cannot run.
Amber means the risk's begun.
Green requires evidence,
not confidence or eloquence.

[Bridge]

This is not refusing hope.
This is giving hope a scope.
This is not a slower sale.
This is how the promise doesn't fail.

[Guitar Solo]

[Final Chorus]

No promise without a team,
no deadline built to sell a dream.
Bring every owner to the screen—
no promise without a team.
Rosa says it calm and clean:
"No owner. No evidence. No date."

[Outro]

The next proposal opens.

The delivery field is blank.

For once,
blank means honest.
