We use AI to power about 80% of our podcast content. How can you create a regular podcast with meaningful content and no real humans as voices? We figured it out. Here’s what we do.

Information moves slower on Threads (at least to me), and that's good. It keeps us from jumping to conclusions based on what we see first online - which is rarely accurate. 

It's negative group polarization. Many internet users have been drawn to Threads based on their distaste for the other - X. 

You can spend a year prepping for your friend’s passing but you’re never really ready for it. We had a great life with a great dog.

You can be the best in your career field and still not let it consume your life. The Joker’s priorities are in order.

Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.

When I first started working, social media was something everyone talked about but few had their heads totally wrapped around. AI today feels like social did back then.

I don’t talk a lot about work projects on here but thought I’d change that today. I wanted to share a bit of a behind-the-scenes look at what (from a digital marketing perspective) went into an exclusive client event.

The atmosphere around AI and marketing feels eerily similar to social media's impact on marketing when I started my career. The people who were resistant to the changes struggled after a while. Despite the discomfort, others who found a way to grow alongside the new tech and embrace change appeared to thrive. 

My new Lent tradition and the rules I’ve set around it. I’m a little more strict this year.