The Typewriter and the Computer
Half the country now uses AI, and the people using it most are the most anxious about it. Here's a more hopeful reframe: you don't need to become an AI expert, just an expert who uses AI.
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Turning the Firehose Into a Drinking Fountain
Every business leader I meet describes the same problem: more information than time to process it. Why the best AI use case for most businesses isn't automation, it's triage. Plus: the email system that just crossed 5,000 emails processed.
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One Year After the Layoff: Starting Over With AI
Reflecting on the journey from being laid off to building a consulting practice focused on AI implementation. What I learned, what surprised me, and what comes next.
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How I Built a Custom AI Training Tool Without Coding (And What It Taught Me About AI Co-Creation)
The story of building a multi-agent training platform for sales teams, using no-code tools and the lessons I learned about what AI can and can't do.
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AI as the Moving Walkway: How to Turn Experimentation into Acceleration
Most teams are stuck in the experimentation phase with AI. Here's how to move from "trying things out" to actually embedding AI into daily workflows.
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Building Confidence With AI: Lessons From My First Workshops
What I learned from leading my first AI training workshops for content teams. The questions people actually ask, and what makes training stick.
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From Hype to Habit: Why AI Is Starting to Feel Ordinary
AI went from revolutionary to routine faster than I expected. That's actually a good sign—it means we're moving past the hype cycle into real adoption.
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From Layoff to Launch: How AI Changed My Career Path
The unexpected story of how losing my job led to discovering AI, building new skills, and launching a consulting practice. Sometimes the best plans are the ones that find you.
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