Use Gemini to Prep for Tricky Conversations
Difficult conversations feel hard because we walk in unprepared or overprepared in our heads, yet still end up saying the wrong thing.
AI Quick Tips 331: Intro to Gemini Personal Intelligence
You finally sat down to get some work done, but you’re stuck in a digital Groundhog Day.
Every time you open Google Gemini, you have to remind it that you hate jargon, you want bullet points, and you need a TL;DR at the top.
Book Brew 172: There's No Such Thing as the Best Jacket
Carol Ann Lloyd wrote something along the lines of "Conversational styles are like different types of jackets — choose the one that suits the situation."
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BizTech Q&A 86: Clarify what your business does
Answering your questions about business and technology
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How can I use AI to communicate what we do to people who don’t know anything about us?~ Nate
AI Quick Tips 330: Gemini’s new usage limits
If you’ve noticed that your Gemini sessions have been getting cut off more often than before, it might be worth your time to check your usage limits.
AI Quick Tips 329: Google I/O 2026 conference highlights
By the time you read this, the conference will be long over (since I write these a little in advance). But, maybe you can’t keep up with the daily changes to all the AI things (I know I can’t).
The B.R.E.W. Framework for Better Prompts
Have you ever asked Gemini a question and gotten a reply so bland it feels like eating an entire box of Saltines (and not the ones with salt)?
AI Quick Tips 327: Saying goodbye to Firebase Studio
Just to save you some time, if you don’t know what Google’s Firebase Studio is, you can probably skip this one (they are getting rid of it so this would be a bad time to start using it).
AI Quick Tips 326: Intro to AI co-clinician
Google DeepMind has been working with Harvard Medical School, Stanford Medicine, and many other medical centers to develop what they are calling AI co-clinician.
AI Overwhelm Is Actually a Good Sign
If you feel overwhelmed by all the AI tools out there, congratulations…you’re paying attention. It’s like walking into a 1990s Blockbuster. So many choices, so little time before someone charges you late fees for Twister and Jurassic Park.
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