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🌙 Dark Mode is LIVE in Quill! Your #1 requested feature is finally here. Perfect for: → Late-night meeting reviews → Early morning prep → Extended work sessions → Everyone who just prefers it Toggle it now: Settings > Appearance > Dark Mode See the guide here -> https://bit.ly/4q6ATvM Ready to try Quill? Try it here -> https://bit.ly/3WxUvLC #DarkMode #ProductUpdate #QuillMeetings

Busy all day but still feel unproductive? You might be stuck in the Busyness Trap. Learn how the Eisenhower Matrix can help you focus on what actually matters. #ProductivityTips #EisenhowerMatrix #MindsetMatters #TimeManagement #RealEstateTips #FocusOnWhatMatters

This week's Problem & Solution Series explores how vulnerability regarding your struggles, trials, and other challenges fosters empathy. Let's be real, empathy is something that we should show in all areas of our lives, not just in business spaces. As Depeche Mode put it, "Try walking in my shoes…you stumble in my footsteps." #vulnerabilityinbusiness #authenicconnections #lessonslearned

AI is redefining how we craft and deliver stories. In this Hound of the Baskervilles piece, classic detective fiction is re-imagined as a 90-second narrative that blends cinematic shots with interactive Creately evidence board—showcasing how AI can merge product storytelling with immersive, cinematic experiences. This isn’t just a video; it’s an example of strategic creative direction powered by AI: • Turning timeless literature into a modern visual narrative • Blending real product screens with cinematic sequences • Demonstrating how emerging tools can elevate brand storytelling 💡 For teams exploring the intersection of AI technology and creative strategy, projects like this reveal how generative AI can be more than a production shortcut—it can become a catalyst for new storytelling models. 👉 Watch the reel below to see how 19th-century mystery meets 21st-century creative technology. #AIStorytelling #CreativeDirection #GenerativeAI #GoogleVeo3 #Whisk #Creately #BrandStorytelling #Innovation #SherlockHolmes #EvidenceBoard

If you’ve ever rearranged your entire room just to finally feel ready to hoover it… hello, friend. Some of us don’t take the “easiest route” because we’re lazy or faffing — we do it because we’re building the conditions we need to start. Especially if you’re neurodivergent, those “extra” steps aren’t a waste of time. They’re the reason you get going at all. I’ve had clients say things like: “I have to rewrite my notes by hand before I can do anything.” “I can’t work unless I set up the space just right.” “If I don’t stop after step 3 and walk around the block, I get stuck.” And here’s the truth: if those steps help you actually do the thing, they’re not extra. They’re essential. So next time someone tells you you’re overcomplicating things, ask yourself: – What does this step do for me? – Could I create that benefit another way? – Do I even need to change it? Because if your “complicated” process helps you get things done, feel good, and deliver brilliant work, maybe it's not so complicated after all. Need help finding a way of working that works for you? Let's talk: https://lnkd.in/eVq6muWV

How to Outsmart Powet Trippers Lesson 1: Results Over Noise Ever notice the loudest person in the office is also the least useful? Let them brag. You’ll bury them with results. #CorporateSurvival #WorkplaceWisdom #ResultsOverNoise #OfficePolitics #CareerGrowth #SilentStrength #BeatTheBullies #CorporateSavage

This #WiggleBreakWednesday I'm sharing a snippet from my new video, answering your commonly asked questions about standing desks. Have you got any other burning questions you want me to answer about standing desks or other posture-related questions? Let me know in the comments so I can give you the answers that really make a difference to you.

Quick note from the trenches: prompts help, but stuffing everything into one mega-prompt is a kitchen-sink anti-pattern. Reliability comes from the context you curate, not the adjectives in your prompt. Think less “perfect prompt,” more “curate the room the model walks into.” Give LLM only the evidence and handles it needs at the moment it needs them, and keep the noise out. At Rasa, team broke this down with some real examples (and an MCP angle) yesterday. Zero hype. Catch the replay.

#7 #PauseReflectReset #Beyondthesurface First impressions are funny things. A ''Good Morning'', a smile, a passing comment — and suddenly we decide whether someone is brilliant, difficult, or destined to be our nemesis. Confident. Cold. Friendly. Fake. (It’s like diagnosing the flu after one sneeze.) The issue isn’t making snap judgments — that’s human. The problem is treating them as gospel — that’s where we trip up. That firm handshake, the “let’s circle back” confidence, the quick jokes in the meeting room — none of it matters when a deadline is on fire. And sometimes, that awkward ‘hi’ is the one saving your project at 11:59 PM. So here’s my rule: First impressions matter. But — take them with a pinch of salt. (It’s healthier that way- for blood pressure and for corporate sanity.) Don’t obsess over it. Because the real test isn’t how you enter the room. It’s how you stay in it — especially when things get difficult.

Simple hack I bet you’re not doing… Keeping all your tasks in one place. Sounds obvious, right? But are you actually doing it? Because when your to-dos are scattered across scraps of paper, post-its, and notes on your phone, it’s really just a reflection of your mind. Messy, bitty, all over the place. Get everything into one spot, then you can clearly see what you’re dealing with.