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Hello everyone! I have to say: I love posts from Alex Wang! 🔥 Her recent breakdown really hits home: “AI agents are 5% model, 95% engineering glue. You’re engineering workflows, control layers…

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AI Engineering3 months ago

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Hello everyone, I recently came across a fantastic visual by Peter Schroeder that maps out Paul Graham’s essay “How to Do Great Work.” Even if you haven’t read the essay, the map clearly shows w…

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Project Management3 months ago

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Hi Everyone Super happy to finally receive my copy of How to Measure Anything in Project Management. I will never forget the first time, years ago, when I had the opportunity to discover the work of…

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Hello everyone, I came across a fantastic share by Dr. Christian Poensgen that really got me thinking. Our brains process an incredible 34GB of information every day. It’s no wonder we often fee…

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Personal Productivity3 months ago

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Hello everyone, Just sharing a simple comparison that explains the differences between LLMs, RAG, and AI Agents ⏹️ As these concepts are often used interchangeably, it’s helpful to clearly see how e…

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Generative AI3 months ago

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Hey everyone, Over the last few years, Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez and I have spent a lot of time exploring how AI is changing Project Management. For almost 3 years, we’ve been hosting monthly webinars…

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AI in Project Management4 months ago

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Topics & Content Focus

Primary Topics

Operationalizing AI in real business stacks (agents, integrations, workflow orchestration, observability)Executive project governance and control systems (measurement-first leadership, KPIs/OKRs, steering execution)Project leadership culture and sustained performance (motivation, celebration, resilience under pressure)Craftsmanship and high-impact work habits (problem selection, originality, focus, persistence)

Secondary Themes

Voice AI and multi-channel agent experiencesLLM vs RAG vs Agents conceptual clarity for practitionersExecutive education/course-led thought leadershipPodcast-driven leadership micro-lessonsCurated knowledge sharing (quoting experts, highlighting visuals, referencing essays)

Industry Focus

Project management and PMO leadership for enterprise organizationsExecutive training/education for strategic initiative governanceApplied AI engineering for business operations (agentic systems in production)Knowledge-worker productivity and leadership development

Content Categories

Practical explainers and concept comparisonsCurated insights with attribution (expert quotes, visuals, external references)Course preview lessons (educational marketing)Podcast episode promotion with a leadership takeawayLeadership reflections anchored in cultural moments

Performance Insights

146.2%

Avg Engagement Rate

STABLE

Performance Trend

Best Performing Topics

Craftsmanship/productivity content anchored in well-known thinkers and strong visualsAI operationalization narratives (engineering reality of agents, integrations, production readiness)AI concept clarity posts that reduce confusion (LLM vs RAG vs Agents)

Virality Signals

Shareability increases when content is a ‘reference artifact’ (visual map, clear comparison, quotable insight)External authority + attribution boosts trust and distribution (spotlighting recognized names/tools)Broad, timeless themes (great work, focus) outperform narrower ‘course module’ framing

Structure & Quality

180

Avg Length (Words)

HIGH

Depth Level

ADVANCED

Expertise Level

0.72/10

Uniqueness Score

Common Hooks

Warm greeting + immediate framing of what the post will deliverCredibility-by-association hook (spotlighting another expert’s quote or work)Series/continuation hook (course lesson numbers, ongoing educational arc)Cultural/calendar hook used as a metaphor for work (e.g., celebration → project performance)“Simple comparison” / “quick reference” positioning for clarity in a noisy topic

Common Endings

Direct link to long-form content (video/podcast/lesson) followed by a concise benefit statementPersonal sign-off with name (consistent creator stamp)Hashtag cluster aligned to the post’s domain (AI or leadership/governance)

Value Delivery Methods

Turns abstract concepts into operational takeaways (what to build, what to measure, what to celebrate)Reduces ambiguity by naming distinctions and use-cases (especially in AI terminology)Provides curated ‘best of’ learning paths (expert quotes, visuals, linked lessons, podcast episodes)

Formatting Style

Short paragraphs with frequent line breaks for scannabilityOccasional emphasis via standalone lines (e.g., ‘That’s the mistake.’)Quote blocks and attribution to external thinkersLight emoji usage to signal tone and section transitionsHashtags as a structured footer

Audience & Tone

YES

Question Usage

0.2%

Response Rate

Detected Tone

Relatable executive educatorCalm, authority-with-warmthCurator-practitioner (learns publicly, then translates into action)Systems-minded leader (measurement, control layers, governance, workflows)semi-formalfirst-person

Interaction Style

Educational guidance (teacher/executive mentor energy)Community acknowledgments (regional/cultural shout-outs)Conversation-starting reflections rather than debate-bait

Community Building Signals

Consistent greetings and sign-off create familiarityRecurring content properties (course preview lessons, podcast series) build return behaviorPublicly credits other creators, which reinforces a networked learning community

Writing Style Patterns

Content Strategy

Hook: Warm greeting + immediate framing of what the post will deliTone: semi-formalCTA: Low-friction consumption CTA (“Watch here”, “Liste

Writing style breakdown

Hello everyone!

I recently spent some time reflecting on a concept that we often take for granted in project management: the difference between "busy" and "productive."

I came across a great chart by Sahil Bloom that illustrates this perfectly. It shows that the most successful people aren't those who work the most hours, but those who have the best "output per unit of time."

This is so true in our world of complex projects.

We often get caught up in the "noise" of meetings, emails, and status updates, forgetting that our primary goal is to deliver value, not just to stay active.

In my latest video, I discuss how to filter this noise and focus on the 20% of activities that drive 80% of the results.

Watch here: https://lnkd.in/example-link

The key is discipline.

It’s about saying "no" to the good so you can say "yes" to the great.

I truly hope this helps you rethink your schedule this week. 💡

Ricardo

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#Leadership #Productivity #ProjectManagement #Focus #Efficiency #RicardoVargas

Ricardo Viana Vargas, Ph.D.

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