management

  • B2B vs B2HE: They’re not the same

    Selling products or services to colleges and universities might look a lot like classic B2B marketing at first glance, but the similarities are often only skin deep. Many vendors new to the space underestimate the real differences involved in business… Continue reading

    B2B vs B2HE: They’re not the same
  • Looking at constraints as a positive

    Most people see constraints as obstacles to overcome. But what if your biggest limitations might actually be your greatest opportunities for breakthrough thinking and meaningful progress? When resources are scarce, deadlines are tight, and options feel limited, our natural instinct… Continue reading

    Looking at constraints as a positive
  • 8 creative ways to use ChatGPT to save time

    When someone asks us “how are you?,” the common answer is “busy”. Yes, we’re all busy and never seem to have enough time. Over the last year, I’ve discovered that one of the best time-saving tools isn’t a scheduling app… Continue reading

    8 creative ways to use ChatGPT to save time
  • 7 pitfalls of Slack (and similar tools)

    Slack and similar messaging platforms, like Teams and Mattermost, promised frictionless communication, faster collaboration, and a reprieve from endless email chains. And to be fair, they’ve delivered, but not without their own set of challenges. These communication platforms can just… Continue reading

    7 pitfalls of Slack (and similar tools)
  • Why saying no by default is not a strategy

    Saying no can be liberating. It’s a word that leaders, product managers, and founders often use as their shield against scope creep, burnout, and loss of focus. Yet, I wonder if the real art isn’t about defaulting to a firm… Continue reading

    Why saying no by default is not a strategy