Most Copilot prompts fail for the same reason. They’re vague. “Summarize this.” “Help me write an email.” “Give me ideas.” Garbage in, garbage out. Copilot isn’t the problem. The prompt is. That’s why we built the VisualSP CRISP Framework. Five…
“How many Microsoft licenses did your org deploy in the last 18 months?” Easy question. You probably have the number memorized. Now try this one: “What are employees actually doing inside those tools?” A lot harder, isn’t it. I have…
There’s a lot of Microsoft hate going around right now, and I get where some of it comes from. Copilot has been clumsy. Microsoft jammed it into places it had no business being, like Notepad and Paint, long before it…
I used to roll my eyes at this. “Put good energy out there.” “The universe is listening.” It felt like something people said when they didn’t want to deal with reality. I was wrong. I don’t know exactly how it…
Most people think the AI era is going to reward engineers and data scientists. I’d argue the opposite is becoming true. The people who are going to thrive are the ones who can think clearly and express themselves precisely. Not…
Every IT technician has the same first question. Before they look at anything, before they run diagnostics, before they even ask what’s wrong — “Have you tried turning it off and on again?” And it works. Almost embarrassingly often, it…
People talk about “finding themselves” as if the self is somewhere out there, waiting to be discovered. A new city, a new career, a new relationship — and maybe that’s where the answer lives. But I don’t think it works…
When a Waymo car gets into an accident, the whole fleet goes on trial. Every self-driving car is suddenly suspect. Every algorithm gets questioned. The incident becomes a referendum on whether autonomous vehicles should exist at all. When a human…
For most of my life, when someone said “I need to meditate on that,” I assumed it was just a fancy way of saying they needed more time to think. Same thing, different words. It’s not the same thing at…
We often hear people say, “When I came into this world,” or “When my child came into this world.” It sounds harmless, even poetic, but there’s something subtly off about it. That phrasing suggests separation, as if a person arrives…