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🚀 Halfway to Amazing: Your Mid-2025 Newsletter Roundup
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Can you believe we're already halfway through 2025? 🎉 Time flies when you're making an impact! As June draws to a close, I wanted to take a moment to connect with you. Your commitment to staying informed and engaged with our newsletter community has been incredible, and there's still so much exciting ground to cover in the months ahead. Before we leap into July, I wanted to make sure you didn't miss any of this month's most valuable insights. If you haven't had a chance yet, grab your favorite beverage and dive into these issues: ​Automate Your Deep Work Hours (While Eliminating Distractions)​ ​A Playbook to to Make Your Writing Work Harder (With AI)​ ​A Playbook to Onboard Clients Seamlessly (No-Code)​ ​A Playbook to Repurpose PPTs into AI Videos (No-Code)​ ​ This social post will change how you interact with AI ​ ​ |
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Hello Reader, In the hive system, worker bees leave the hive to explore the surrounding environment, searching for nectar and pollen from flowers. Once they locate a good source, they return to the hive and communicate the distance and location to other bees through what’s known as the waggle dance. But not all bees take notice. Scientists discovered that about 20 per cent of bees ignore the waggle dance; they dismiss the directions and go off at random, which doesn’t make any sense, because...
30 Short Lessons on Adaptability Adaptability is a strange thing. It determines how far we rise in times of change, yet almost none of us are taught how to adapt. We’re rewarded for knowing the right answers but rarely for asking the right questions. We’re encouraged to stay the course but rarely to examine whether the course still makes sense. For most of my life, I thought adaptability meant being quick. Quick to respond, quick to pivot, quick to act. It turns out, that’s only a fraction of...
When network engineering gets hard (and it always does), most engineers retreat into one of two worlds Naive Optimism: The world where you tell yourself “AI won’t affect my role,” where every automation trend is overhyped and where the future feels safe because the past felt familiar. This mindset avoids the uncomfortable truth and clings to blind confidence. Hopeless Realism: The world where every advancement in AI feels like a threat, where every new automation tool signals your eventual...