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Sandra Halling

Independent Advisor • Structural Governance & System Architecture


When decisions don't hold, systems aren't trusted, and execution lags — it's not a tooling or communication problem. I work with organizations — and the people inside them — when they want better names for the patterns they see, and to understand what corrections are possible without further distortion.

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Nov 06

How do you know when you're ready?

When I was about 21, I decided an adventure abroad would be a good idea. I had my heart set on Ireland. I tried to coordinate with a friend but it wasn’t working out, so I decided to just go solo. A little backstory here — a large portion of my bookshelf in high school was Rick Steves’ Europe through the Back Door, aka the best travel books ever written. Seriously, my trip to Singapore and Malaysia years later would have been a disaster if I hadn’t stored away so many random travel tidbits in...

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Jun 22

When the facts change

Jun 11

I killed a bug on the ceiling

May 18

Reality can be rude, but it's also clarifying

May 15

Not everything useful looks finished

Apr 18

The topics were never the point

Apr 17

Pretty is not structure (and structure is not optional)

Apr 16

Well. That took longer than expected.

Apr 02

this is not a pivot

Mar 30

It's been a minute

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