AI Is Changing Security, But Fundamentals Still Matter
Remember when moving to the cloud was the big disruption? Suddenly, work wasn’t tied to an office network. We had to rethink file sharing,...
Category: Opinion
Stop Trying to Write and Start Collecting
Most people envision writing as something that starts at the keyboard. Blank document, blinking cursor, empty mind. That’s actually the last step, not the...
Why Writing Is So Hard for Beginners (And 5 Ways to Make It Easier)
If you’ve ever found yourself staring at a blank page, unsure of how to begin, you’re in good company. Writing is one of the...
Why AI Is Creating More Writers Than Ever
Every time a new tool lowers the cost of making something, someone predicts the death of the craft. Drum machines were going to kill...
Your AI Center of Excellence Will Fail If IT Owns It Alone
There’s a SharePoint site for it. There’s a Teams channel. A handful of architects are involved, a Copilot admin or two, maybe a data...
Why IT Should Lead, Not Block, Self-Service Innovation
Here is a truth that most IT leaders already know but rarely say out loud: your team cannot build every application the business needs....
Destructive Interference in Leadership and Life
Earlier today, I was sitting in a pew listening to a Sunday talk when the speaker shared a simple story about noise-cancelling headphones. It...
Thinking Together, Separately
On Friday, while catching up on my reading backlog, I came across a TechCrunch article about the backlash to OpenAI’s decision to retire GPT-4o....
The Slow Disappearance of Shared Thinking
I used to recognize the moment collaboration actually started. It was messy. Someone would say something half right. Someone else would misunderstand it. A...
Why “Doing More with Less” Has Become the Default Mandate for IT
Somewhere along the way, “do more with less” stopped being a temporary rallying cry and quietly became the permanent job description for IT. It’s...
