Your written AI policy says, “Use caution.” (I mean, that is if you even have one....)

• Your Inner VIP List: Who would you invite to tackle your toughest problems? Imagine your dream team of experts, mentors, or even fictional heroes.

The workshop ended at 3:00 p.m. Everyone felt energized. People had ideas. Someone called a prompt a "game changer" (🤢 🤮), which is usually when I PItch Perfect-barf mid-sentence while I check the ceiling tiles for a hidden LinkedIn motivational speaker.

Everyone's buzzing (or panicking) about ChatGPT or Claude or Gemini or any AI chatbot really (there are so many), but guess what? You're probably carrying a powerful AI in your pocket right now, and you've been using it for years.

Greg McKeown asked LinkedIn a dangerous question: Who listens to you best? The options included a spouse, a friend, or AI.

In The Good Place, Mindy St. Claire lives in the Medium Place: a beige afterlife reserved for a person whose moral score landed squarely between eternal paradise and eternal pain.

1. The "More Research" Bunny Crater: You're not "preparing"; but you are likely attempting to avoid starting. Drowning in data rarely leads to action, just more questions.

How often do you think about what you offer? Before you DM/call/email/text, ask yourself: am I adding value or just adding noise?

Everyone talks about AI writing their emails faster. ChatGPT as your personal assistant. Generating images that look cute or make you laugh. Productivity hacks that save you seventeen minutes each Tuesday.

If people can’t see it, smell it, or touch it, they’ll likely doubt it...just the way our weird lil brains work.