Structure Is Your Superpower

Read on: My website Read time: 2 Minutes Some weeks, it feels like my whole life is a to-do list. Inbox, meetings, LinkedIn messages, more emails, friends, deadlines. It all blurs together. Things are getting done. Boxes are getting checked. But inside, it feels off. Like I am moving fast Read more

Your Effort Is the Signal

Read on: My website Read time: 2 Minutes Every email you send is a signal. Every skipped phone call is a choice. Every meeting you go to takes effort. Every Slack/Teams message that pings catches your attention. And every time you dodge the hard conversation, people notice. There are many Read more

Avoid the Finger-Pointing Trap

Read on: My website Read time: 2 Minutes You win some and you lose some. A saying as old as time. It happens. You can look back and see areas or gaps that you could have changed, relationships that could have been improved, pricing adjustments, the list goes on. The Read more

5 Bad Habits of Lazy Prompts

Read on: My website Read time: 2 Minutes You can buy the best AI money can get. But if your prompts are lazy, you’ll get lazy results.  That’s not a tech problem. That’s a structural problem. Just like the foundation of a house…you can’t support significant weight or all the Read more

Hustling in the Human Lane

Read on: My website Read time: 2 Minutes AI is being integrated into our daily lives at breakneck speed now. It can do everything from your checklist in seconds. It can crank out numbers, write 80% of your proposal in a matter of minutes, churn out analysis, and spit out Read more

Get Off the Lazy Train

Read on: My website Read time: 2 Minutes You open LinkedIn and start scrolling… You see a variety of content across your feed. Pictures, video, written, and any combination of these. Same story, different face. One person posts about the current conference they are attending. Another person reposting their company’s Read more

Pick Up the Damn Phone

Read on: My website Read time: 2 Minutes I have a challenge for you. Pick up the phone. Call your own customer service line right now. Wait. Count the seconds. At 60 seconds, you’re already annoyed. At 90 seconds, you’re checking your email while terrible hold music plays. At 2 Read more