Everything we see online floods us with the promise and fears of artificial intelligence (AI). But I have a way to describe what I see when I look at AI. It’s not a huge technological breakthrough. …
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How to Handle a Challenging Audience (A Lesson in Story Telling)
One of the readers of my newsletter recently asked how to become a better storyteller. So let me provide part of an answer here with a story, and I’ll share how I crafted it later in my …
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Building better communications for remote and hybrid-remote teams
Recently, I’ve had the good fortune to have two of my favorite things happen: I’m collaborating with people I respect, and I’ve had my assumptions challenged. I know I’ve learned something new in …
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When Hybrid-Remote, Help Community Care For Community
Many experts recommend that hybrid remote events succeed when we separately handle the needs of colocated individuals and the needs of dispersed individuals. This may get you through the event, …
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Remote Facilitation: Being More Inclusive
What do you do when you facilitate online with high-quality visual whiteboards like Mural and Miro and then are asked to facilitate a group with some vision-challenged participants? You throw …
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Remote Facilitation – Dancing with AI at Scale
I just finished an engaging and energizing conversation with hundreds of employees online. This would have been unheard of in the past as most online discussions felt disconnected without a …
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