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📢Louder for those in the back!! Please check out this post and STOP using this blanket stat "70% of all transformations fail" - it's just not true.

Take time to read the comments as well, because there are some valid points and discussion in there that are important to note.

And of course, I love the points about starting with curiosity and really understanding what the success metrics are before starting any transformation (and if they're realistic), so you can actually measure what was "successful" or not.

Alexandra Hartman Association of Change Management Professionals (ACMP Global)

Simplicity is the key to brilliance.

SharePoint + Power Apps + Power Automate = Magic!

Our client in the financial sector, has a bunch of administrators that have to file tens of thousands of documents a year. The existing system is one SharePoint document library with thousands of folders. No-one able to find anything, because the folder structure is too deep, people name things wrong and duplicate everything - there's nearly a million items in there.

We designed a super simple new system for them in SharePoint that combines folders and metadata.

7 signs your transformation is quietly leaking momentum...
You do not see it in your Gantt chart.
You feel it in the tension, the drift, the polite disengagement.

But here is the thing
Nobody talks about these.

We talk about plans, roadmaps, deliverables.
Not about the slow unraveling under the surface.
Until someone asks one uncomfortable question.
And suddenly, the cracks become visible.

▶ Recently I worked with a team leading a company transformation.
They were convinced things were well aligned.
✓ Clear decks ✓ good visuals and slogans ✓ Strong communication plan…

For each Copilot problem there is a solution

hashtag

Every year, I document my organic social media playbook.

It's now been a little over 1 year since I started, so this is my 1st full playbook.

You'll learn exactly what I do each week, what's working for me, and what's not.

This playbook shares how I combined 2 worlds (personal brand + AI SaaS solopreneur) synergistically to achieve INSANE results in 1 year 🤯 WITHOUT falling to the dark side of internet marketing (scam courses, monetizing confusion/anxiety, preying on beginners, etc)....

A few weeks ago I posted a breakdown of SharePoint vs OneDrive vs Teams.

It blew up.

And the number one comment I kept getting?

"Do you have a blog post for this?"

So I wrote one. A full guide covering:

➡️ The "Me, We, Us" rule for deciding where any file belongs
➡️ Why it's ALL SharePoint under the hood (yes, even OneDrive)
➡️ The 3 mistakes that wreck your Copilot results
➡️ How private channels secretly create extra SharePoint sites
➡️ A 30-day implementation plan you can start Monday

Here's the part most people miss:

In 2026, messy file organization isn't just annoying.

AI is advancing at an extraordinary pace, but adoption is not keeping up. The problem is no longer access to the technology or the quality of the tools. The problem is that organizations are still treating AI like a deployment challenge when it is really an adoption and integration challenge. Value comes when AI is embedded into real work and tied to real outcomes - not when people are simply logging in or "AI snacking" 🍭 with meeting summaries and email drafts. And this puts executives squarely at the center 🎯 of success or failure.

Get 40% off 1st month Blotato with code "WORK40" (expires April 30): https://www.blotato.com
EMAIL ME if you get stuck: [email protected] (I got 21,000,000+ views last month, solo $0 budget, everything posted via Blotato API)

This is a step-by-step Claude Cowork FULL COURSE for absolute beginners. I highly recommend learning Claude Cowork if you're non-technical; much easier to learn than Claude Code.

We're going to build a complete AI marketing team without spending $10,000 a month?

Most people think branding starts with Canva.

It starts with decisions.

When those decisions are missing, 
your content looks scattered - 
even when the individual pieces are decent.

A few basics matter most:

✅ Define your core values and personality  
What do you want people to feel from your brand?
Professional, bold, playful, direct, calm?

✅ Choose a consistent colour palette  
Pick 3-5 colours and use them across your posts, 
graphics, and profile. Every time.

~ Save this 💗 Instagram didn’t just change, it shifted how people connect, trust, and buy 🤍⁣
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If you’re still posting like it’s 2024, you’ll feel invisible no matter how consistent you are ✨⁣
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This cheat sheet exists because 2026 is community-first, not content-first 💕⁣
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It tells you what to post, why to post it, and how each format actually works 💛⁣
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Not for virality but for loyalty, depth, and long-term growth 🩷⁣
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Reels aren’t just for reach anymore 🍒⁣
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Carousels aren’t just for tips 💛⁣
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Stories aren’t optional 🩶⁣
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Every format now has a job and when you know that, content gets…

Trends move fast. This AI agent moves faster.

How I find viral trends in ~5 minutes:

Step 1: Download Comet

Perplexity Comet is a (free) agentic web browser.
It'll basically take control of your browser.

Step 2: Select Assistant

Click “Assistant” in the top right-hand corner.
This is where you paste in the prompt.

Step 3: Paste in my prompt

Click here → https://lnkd.in/eM5wzK5u
(It’s way too long to paste in caption)

Step 4: Enter your niche

Type in your niche or industry.
(The more specific, the better)

Step 5: Wait 5 minutes…

Much of a company's tacit knowledge is trapped in meetings. And meetings often dumb down our collective problem-solving. But meetings are getting reinvented through AI.

Today’s default meeting is weirdly low-tech compared to what they could be:
  •  We stare at slides someone built by hand.
  •  Notes are partial, biased, and inconsistent.
  •  The loudest voice (often the most senior) can steer the outcome.
  •  “Next steps” are fuzzy, and memory becomes politics.

Intelligent AI use can flip the stack.

Agentic Workflows Just Changed AI Automation Forever! (Claude Code)

Visual workflow automation requires you to drag nodes, configure each one, connect them, test, debug, and repeat.

Agentic workflows flip this completely.

You tell it what you want in plain English. The agent asks you the right questions and figures out the rest.

I just dropped a 20 minute YouTube video going over:
→ Self-healing: The agent debugs its own code when something breaks
→ Real natural language control: It interviews you first, then builds
→ Security baked in: LLMs review every code change for vulnerabilities…

How to find the most viral pain points on Reddit:

(to identify what people actually care about)

Step 1: Define your ICP.
Act as a market researcher. Clearly define my ICP. Include role, goals, daily frustrations, blockers, and buying triggers. Be specific. Avoid generic traits.

Step 2: Find where they complain.
Based on this ICP, list the most relevant subreddits where they actively discuss problems. Prioritize high engagement communities.

Step 3: Extract recurring complaints.
Analyze recent high engagement posts and comments from these subreddits.

I get asked for my AI stack a LOT
So here it is (with real costs) 👇

(Caveat: I run an AI training business, unless you do too you don't need all of these)

GENERAL CHATBOTS

• 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝘁𝗚𝗣𝗧 𝗕𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀: Business Strategy, Analysis, Shareable CustomGPTs, Deep Research - £57/mo
• 𝗖𝗹𝗮𝘂𝗱𝗲 𝗣𝗿𝗼: Anything that will be read by others: socials, proposals, landing pages - £20/mo
• 𝗚𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗶 𝗔𝗱𝘃𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗱: Longer queries, love their Workspace integration too - £20/mo
• 𝗖𝗼𝗽𝗶𝗹𝗼𝘁 𝟯𝟲𝟱 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗶𝘂𝗺: Integrated brilliantly with emails and apps- £24/mo

ORGANISATION…

Unpacking the multilayer perceptrons in a transformer, and how they may store facts
Instead of sponsored ad reads, these lessons are funded directly by viewers: https://3b1b.co/support
An equally valuable form of support is to share the videos.

AI Alignment forum post from the Deepmind researchers referenced at the video's start:
https://www.alignmentforum.org/posts/iGuwZTHWb6DFY3sKB/fact-finding-attempting-to-reverse-engineer-factual-recall

Anthropic posts about superposition referenced near the end:
https://transformer-circuits.pub/2022/toy_model/index.html…

10 Ways to Use Claude Cowork for Project Managers

Most project managers are still using AI in small ways.

A summary here.
A quick output there.
A little cleanup.
A few isolated wins.

That is useful, but it only scratches the surface.

If you want real leverage, Claude Cowork from Anthropic can help you cut through project chaos, reduce manual drag, and get meaningful time back.

Here are 10 ways I use Claude Cowork as a project manager:

1/ Autonomous Project Onboarding & Structuring
2/ Cross Tool Sync & Reporting
3/ Executive Deck Restructuring
4/ Slack or Teams Daily Digest Synthesizer…

Comment 'edit' and I'll send you the link to this tool.

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Direct Kinetic Strike on Iranian Vessel Amid Diplomatic Moves Exposes Hypocrisy, Illegality, and Complete Loss of Trust...

Last month, I got my Anthropic invoice. $200. Again.

Claude Max 20x. I’ve been on it since January. Before that, I was paying $100 for Max 5x, plus $20 for ChatGPT Plus on the side, plus $20 for Perplexity Pro. That’s $340/month to talk to computers.

I wasn’t questioning it. The tools are good. They save me time. The ROI math checks out....

AI is doing the work. Your expertise is going unused.

Not because you're lazy. Because nobody told you where to put it.

Most professionals using AI right now are focused on one thing: getting output faster.

First draft. Done. Research summary. Done. Stakeholder email. Done.

And the output is... fine. Competent. Nothing obviously wrong.

So they hit send.

That's where the problem lives.

"Fine" isn't what 20 years of experience produces. "Fine" is what AI produces.

By “something” we mean “aggressively enshittifying their product.” Bet clients and prospective clients will just love that.

Financial Times reports that their birdies are pointing to an overhaul in consulting at PwC, one that will lead to even more use of offshore services:...

This article is from our series on Culture and AI, with insights derived from our research program, How We Think and Live with AI: Early Patterns of Human Adaptation. People are forming psychological relationships with AI systems that feel unprecedented to them. Our research maps the psychological changes happening as people incorporate AI into their thinking, creativity, and daily relationships....

"How a team uses AI matters more than any single person’s talent. Team intelligence comes from how people share and reason together. Diverse groups that communicate openly make smarter decisions than even their smartest member. AI becomes part of that shared reasoning, so teams need clear guidelines on when and how to use it. Being transparent about what AI did—how it shaped thinking or what was kept and discarded—builds trust and helps others learn. Over time, these shared habits become part of the culture.

As someone who refuses the use of AI for content ideas. This Claude prompt is used almost daily in my business and you’ll be very glad you’ve saved it

Happy Friday. Time for #TheLabPromptFriday - your weekly AI prompt to try before Monday. This week’s prompt is for any leader about to launch, assess or rescue an AI initiative. Copy it. Paste it. Use it.

The prompt:
“I am a [your role] preparing to [describe the AI initiative or challenge you are facing]. My organization is approximately [size] in the [industry] industry. Before I ask for your analysis, I want you to ask me 5 diagnostic questions - one at a time - about our current cultural conditions, leadership behaviors, employee capability, communication approach and governance…

Copilot Tip 49 / 99 - You're walking into a meeting in six minutes. You meant to prep last night. You didn't. You meant to prep this morning. Also didn't. Now you're in the hallway wondering if you can fake your way through by nodding thoughtfully.

Don't. Copilot has a button for this. And it lives right on your phone.

Open Outlook mobile. Tap the meeting in your calendar. Tap Prepare for this meeting

Copilot pulls together a brief. The agenda. Related emails. Documents people shared. Past meeting context.

Then ask the questions you actually need answered.

TLDR: Stop re-explaining yourself to Claude every single day. There are three levels of setup: Prompts (telling a stranger your job), Projects (giving a new hire a binder), and Skills (training an employee once, forever). This guide breaks down exactly how to build, install, and hack Claude Skills to fully automate your repetitive workflows, saving you hours of prompting every week.

The 3 Levels of Claude Setup

Most people are stuck at Level 1 of AI usage. They open Claude, type a prompt, and get an answer. It works, but tomorrow, Claude has forgotten everything.

I was going to hire a $70K/year chief of staff.

Then I spent a weekend building 7 knowledge
pipelines with Claude Cowork + Notebook LM.

Every Monday now, I open my inbox and see:

→ Meeting prep briefs for every call that week
→ A weekly research digest pulled from my docs
→ Client status summaries I didn't have to write
→ Slide decks pre-built from context, not blank slides

The role I was about to pay $70K for automated,
except it runs 24/7 and never takes a sick day.

Here's what the pipelines actually do:…

After a month of Cowork, you have dozens of files.
Obsidian lets you search all of them at once.

Here's how to use it.

1. Open Obsidian with your Claude Cowork folder loaded.
2. Press Cmd+Shift+F on Mac or Ctrl+Shift+F on Windows.
   The search panel opens on the left sidebar.
3. Type what you're looking for.
   ✦ A topic: "Q2 newsletter"
   ✦ A client name: "Acme proposal"
   ✦ A phrase: "anti-AI writing"
   ✦ Any word from any file in your folder.

Obsidian searches across everything at once.
✦ Your about-me context files.
✦ Your claude-output subfolder.
✦ Your templates and skills files.

5 ‘Boring’ AI Workflows that Businesses Actually Want

I've built hundreds of AI workflows for real clients across coaching, real estate, dental, HVAC, e-commerce, and more.

They want simple, boring workflows that save time, save money, or remove mistakes.

These are the five that keep showing up across every industry:

1️⃣ Speed to Lead
→ When a lead comes in, the clock starts ticking
→ Responding in under 5 minutes makes you 10x more likely to close
→ The average business takes 47 hours to respond. By then, the prospect has already talked to three competitors.