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Is anyone still real on LinkedIn?
I’m sure I am not the only one to have observed that lately, LinkedIn has started to feel less like a professional networking platform and more like a never-ending scroll of AI-generated noise. Every day, there are countless posts about… Continue reading
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What Higher Ed VPs should know about AI
Higher education is entering a new chapter. Yes, enrollment is shifting, budgets are tightening, and student expectations are evolving faster than ever, but these challenges also open the door to innovation. One of the most exciting tools at the center… Continue reading
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How higher ed marketers can build an AI Flywheel
I’ve been thinking about higher ed a lot (even more than usual) these days, as it’s facing some challenging times, so I’ll be posting a bit more higher-ed focused content on here. AI isn’t just another way to save a… Continue reading
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20 AI prompts that will save you hours every week
You know AI can help you get more done faster. But too often, it feels like one more tool to manage rather than a true productivity partner. The missing piece: Clear, structured prompts that make AI do the heavy lifting.… Continue reading
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Start with intention: Why planning your day out loud actually works
There’s a moment every morning that quietly determines how the rest of your day will go. It’s not when you open your inbox. It’s not your first meeting. It’s that moment, before the noise sets in, when you decide what… Continue reading
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When it’s been a tough week: honesty or spin?
We’ve all had them, those weeks that knock the wind out of you. A missed opportunity, an unexpected client loss, a launch gone sideways, a painful conflict. Whatever the cause, there are times when work feels heavier than usual. In… Continue reading
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Balancing political neutrality with business reality
Most of us follow an unspoken (or sometimes very much spoken!) rule in the workplace: stay politically neutral. Don’t stir the pot, don’t alienate, and simply don’t “go there.” In a professional setting, neutrality often feels like the most respectful… Continue reading
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My counterintuitive, and perhaps unpopular, time savers
Let’s talk about time savers, but not in the way you might expect. If you’re here for color-coded calendars, Pomodoro hacks, or a list of “5 productivity tools that changed my life,” this post is probably not for you. I’m… Continue reading
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Making customer count a prime metric
Net Revenue Retention (NRR) has been a key indicator of business health in SaaS for a long time, and for good reasons. It tells you how well you’re expanding within your existing customer base. But while NRR is a highly… Continue reading
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Is it time to normalize “unmuted”?
Is there ever a virtual meeting where the sentence “You’re on mute” isn’t uttered at least once? This is then typically followed by a joke (“Every single time!”, “What, you can’t read my lips?”) or an apology. Does that completely… Continue reading
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