Consulting's success comes from clear client communication. Your point about understanding needs precisely mirrors what I'm exploring: we brief AI with laser-focus (detailed prompts), yet often miss that same clarity when briefing consultants or teams. When your engagement structure is crystal clear—like a good prompt—execution becomes the differentiator. Relevant: https://creatism.substack.com/p/we-prompt-machines-better-than-we?r=177ve
This is really interesting. I've just started on a similar journey building out prototypes and MVPs, but I'm not much of a content creator, so I've been focusing more on my network. Sounds like I need to build my content skills in parallel, at least.
I truly enjoyed reading your post, Michael. It was about 10 years ago that Marc Andreessen famously declared: "Software is eating the world". Guess what, 10 years later, I say that social media brings a brand new thesis - it's: "Content is eating the world". And I agree, it is time to become the greatest Pac-Man one can be...
Consulting's success comes from clear client communication. Your point about understanding needs precisely mirrors what I'm exploring: we brief AI with laser-focus (detailed prompts), yet often miss that same clarity when briefing consultants or teams. When your engagement structure is crystal clear—like a good prompt—execution becomes the differentiator. Relevant: https://creatism.substack.com/p/we-prompt-machines-better-than-we?r=177ve
When in a gold rush, sell shovels. Great read
This is really interesting. I've just started on a similar journey building out prototypes and MVPs, but I'm not much of a content creator, so I've been focusing more on my network. Sounds like I need to build my content skills in parallel, at least.
I’ve never heard of the 90-9-1 rule. Great read
I truly enjoyed reading your post, Michael. It was about 10 years ago that Marc Andreessen famously declared: "Software is eating the world". Guess what, 10 years later, I say that social media brings a brand new thesis - it's: "Content is eating the world". And I agree, it is time to become the greatest Pac-Man one can be...
Np Greg!