7PS: 7 ways to make your boss win (& get noticed doing it)πŸ’‘


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A Navy Commanding Officer once told me,
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"Your job is to make me look good."
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He wasn't wrong.
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If I took care of my stuff, he looked good...
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And that would invite his favor.
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Same thing in the corporate world.
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Same thing in the music world.
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Help your boss win, and you win too.
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πŸ‘‰πŸΎ Check these 7 smart ways to make your boss look good (without sucking up or selling out).
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-Kabir
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​Seven Point Sunday - May 18
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πŸ’Ό Portfolio Career

Meet Heather McGowan. Future-of-work strategist, keynote speaker, and author who helps leaders adapt to rapid change. Her talks emphasize how learning agility is the new competitive advantage. A designer by training, she now bridges academia, corporate innovation, and entrepreneurship.
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🎡 Music

​One in a Million by Aaliyah. This 1996 album marked a sonic shift with Timbaland's futuristic beats and Missy Elliott's lyrical edge. R&B became cool, subtle, and complex. Standouts include "If Your Girl Only Knew" and the title track.

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πŸ“š Books

​The Maverick's Museum by Blake Gopnik. Riveting portrait of Albert Barnes, doctor, antiseptic pioneer, and America's first great modern art collector. Born in a Philadelphia slum, Barnes amassed an iconic collection (181 Renoirs, 69 CΓ©zannes, 59 Matisses, 46 Picassos) not for elites, but for everyday workers. Visionary who challenged art world gatekeepers with both intellect and intensity.
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πŸ’­ AI Prompt

Analyze my chord progression and suggest alternative harmonizations based on classical and jazz theory. Include modal interchange, secondary dominants, and voice leading tips to make the progression more dynamic.

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