Book Brew 176: The Trophy Belongs to You (But So Does The Pile of 💩)
There is a concept in behavioral psychology called self-serving bias.
Start With Why (Unless You’re Starting With Panic)
Simon Sinek says to Start with Why. Some people prefer to start with Oops.
You’re Not Behind on AI (Yet)
A lot of people quietly feel like they’ve already “missed the boat” on AI.
Book Brew 175: Nobody's Talking About the Golf Courses or Lawns
I spent close to a decade working for the National Recreation and Park Association, which meant spending a lot of time with the people who manage golf courses, you know, the ones dealing with irrigation systems, water bills, environmental compliance, and the unglamorous...
Why Your Focus Is Worth More Than Bitcoin
Your focus used to be free. Now it’s a commodity with surge pricing (ha, just like all the AI tools now).
Book Brew 174: What Serial Fiction Writers Know About AI That Most Business Owners Don't
If you have ever watched a long-running soap opera fall apart (characters suddenly forgetting they were married, a dead villain inexplicably reappearing, a plot thread from three seasons ago contradicting everything that came after) you have witnessed what happens when a...
4 Times AI Deserved a Raise (and You Didn’t)
- ChatGPT ghostwrites your blog while you “brainstorm” on the couch.
Book Brew 173: "Can You?" — The Game That Will Change How You Use AI
There is a game Paul Sheldon talks about in Misery that I find fascinating and think it is something we could use with AI.
This Post Is Short. You’re Welcome.
People don’t always need more words.
Sometimes they just need a nap.
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.
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