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A good portion of my work as an Excel trainer and consultant is repurposing. I’ll take an idea I presented to an accounts receivable group and pivot it for a credit management group, or stitch two one-hour segments into a new two-hour class.
You probably do something similar in your own work. You finish a variance review or a campaign readout, and then you spend the r...
If you train, consult, or do project work in Excel and analytics, you have probably had this experience. A finance team emails about Power Query training for the close process, a new client wants help building out a reporting dashboard, or someone wants to license your course for their internal academy. You sit down to think it through, weighing the upside, the time it would ...
If you run any audience-driven business, you have probably noticed a particular regular. They show up to every webinar, open every email, and the moment you mention pricing or send a personal note to learn more about their work, they go quiet.
The topic does not seem to matter. A session on intro finance will draw the same handful of names who attended your advanced ma...
I’ve been passed over by training organizations more times than I care to count. The resumes they choose tend to have certifications I don’t have, like Microsoft Certified Trainer or
The future of the technical book looks a lot like what already happened to cookbooks. I say this as someone who has written two technical books for O’Reilly, runs live Excel and AI training for finance teams, and has watched the ground move under all three of those things at once.
There was a time when a cookbook packed with hundreds of recipes was incredibly useful. T...