​After a few years of building, founders often reach a stage where the hardest decisions can’t be solved with more information.

​You’ve gathered the data. You’ve talked to advisors. You’ve run the analysis.

​And yet the real question remains:

​What is the right move?

​This session explores a skill many experienced founders quietly rely on but rarely talk about: intuition as a strategic tool for decision-making.

​Not guesswork. Not gut reactions.

​But the ability to integrate experience, pattern recognition, and internal clarity when navigating complex situations.

​In this session, we’ll explore:

​• Why decision-making becomes harder after the first few years of building.

​• The difference between reactive “gut feeling” and trained intuition.

​• How experienced founders use intuition to navigate uncertainty.

​• Practical ways to access clearer thinking when you're facing high-stakes decisions.

​This event is designed for founders already in motion: People who have been building long enough to know that not every challenge can be solved with frameworks and spreadsheets.

​If you’ve been carrying the weight of difficult decisions, this conversation will resonate.

​Limited seats to keep the discussion meaningful.

​About the Speaker:

​Kax Uson is a seasoned Product Manager and leadership coach based in Barcelona with over five years of experience helping digital marketplaces and technology teams thrive across more than 30 countries.

She has worked in both early‑stage startup environments and large multinational organizations, honing expertise in product strategy, prioritization, and cross‑functional collaboration.

In addition to her product leadership work, Kax supports professionals specially women in product roles through coaching focused on career growth, leadership, and problem-solving.