What a Donkey Taught Me about Taking Wrong Turns

What a Donkey Taught Me about Taking Wrong Turns

Last weekend I ran the short course pack burro race in Fairplay, Colorado, with Josie the burro, and it might be the toughest race I’ve done, ultras included. When I crossed the finish line, exhausted and a little wobbly, a stranger walked up, congratulated me, and...

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How to Talk About Your Work in Ways Leadership Actually Hears

How to Talk About Your Work in Ways Leadership Actually Hears

You already know what the work was worth. Here is how to say it in the room where it matters. This is the last of our 4 week series, From Builder to Strategist: How to Use AI with Intention and Prove Your Work is Working. Thanks for joining me this month. There is a...

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What Using AI with Intention Looks Like

What Using AI with Intention Looks Like

Not a prompt list. Not a feature tour. This is what changes when you know what you are trying to solve before you open the chat window. Let me describe a scenario that will probably sound familiar. You have a project due. The timeline is tighter than it should be. You...

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The Accountability Shift Nobody Told You About

The Accountability Shift Nobody Told You About

The field has moved. AI curiosity is over. Here is what we are being asked to do now, and why it lands on us. There was a period, not that long ago, where showing up to a meeting with an AI-generated first draft felt like a flex. You were early. You were curious. You...

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What You Call Your Work Changes Everything

What You Call Your Work Changes Everything

The language you use to describe your work is shaping what your organization asks of you. Here's what happens when you change it. A prospective client came to me a couple of weeks ago with a straightforward request. He had a newly merged executive team of eight senior...

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