I saw a SharePoint MVP's post recently. Genuine excitement. Markdown support had landed in SharePoint. Not a joke — real, earned enthusiasm from someone who knows their domain inside out. And I get it. In the SharePoint world, that's real progress. It matters for real users solving real problems. You don't become an MVP without expert knowledge and public recognition. He was right to celebrate. What stopped me wasn't his post. It was the contrast with myself — with what I used to get excited about, and what I'm working on now. The Post I Would Have Written Eighteen months ago, I'd have written that exact post. Same enthusiasm. Same well-earned expertise. Same genuine belief that this was meaningful progress. And I'd have been right — in the world I was living in. But I've spent the last year backing into a different way of working.…