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."
Book Brew 171: You Know Too Much to Be Helpful
There is a cognitive bias called the Curse of Knowledge.
AI and the Gremlins in Your Brain
Your brain has gremlins. And no, not the cute Gizmo kind. The after-midnight, coffee-fueled chaos gremlins kind.
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.
Book Brew 170: Are You Actually Working, or Just Feeling Like It?
Synthetic purpose is an idea that Justin Welsh wrote about a few weeks back and I haven't been able to stop thinking about.
The Day ‘Free Forever’ Got a Price Tag
A few years ago, Damien and I joined a business community (no, I won't be naming names here).
Create Study Buddies in Minutes With Gemini and NotebookLM
Remember cramming for exams with 5 different highlighters, piles of handwritten notes you can’t even read, and the panic of “What even is mitochondria?”
Book Brew 169: When Did Luxuries Become the Floor?
Sparked by a post from Linda Duffy on Typeshare.
She wrote:
Over time, we upgrade our lives without noticing. Luxuries become normal. Normal becomes essential.
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