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"?????????????? ???????????? ???? ????????????" ?? Rameshwar Balanagu delivering a harrowing verdict as his final response to my question, "What is The Only Constant?" in our episode out last week. But just before that, he also emphasized the need for humans to bring our creativity to play on the field of new technologies. This is the age of BYOC - Bring Your Own Creativity -, and what we can do now and in the future seems more and more boundless. Always makes me wonder if creativity really feeds from freedom, or from being trapped in limitations and boundaries? ?? ?? Have you already heard the episode? Please leave your reflections in the comments below! ?? ??????????'?? ?????????? ?????? ?????????????? ??????? Jump into Apple Podcasts, Spreaker or Spotify to find it along with all previous episodes of The Only Constant. You also find a link in my profile. #ai #technology #generativeai #enterprisearchitecture ?? #Connect or #Follow for a blend of serious insights and lighthearted humor about everything IT and business ?? #Listen to The Only Constant podcast

This is the first in our new podcast series, created by Aoife Ryan and myself, Sharon Morrissey, called What is in your Backpack? where we metaphorically "unpack" issues that we deal with frequently. What is in your Backpack will have its own home shortly, but initially, we are sharing here so we can begin sharing this learning curve with you all (including the technical aspects :-) ) We will link Instagram and Facebook links here to begin our chats together. A private FB group will be formed if you wish to dig deeper into the community Aoife and I hope to create. We are so excited and optimistic about this, and we simply cannot wait to hear your reviews (we are open to both positive and negative) and any suggestions you may have for the next "unpacking." Series 1 will focus on what it is like to live with chronic pain and the impacts (visible and invisible) it has, https://lnkd.in/emD7icv5 https://lnkd.in/eBHJeg3a https://lnkd.in/ee36e6y4 Aoife Ryan H.Dip., MSc.,

How can we succeed in an unpredictable world? It requires thinking and behaving differently. Roger Spitz joined me on The Decision-Making Studio Podcast (formerly "All Things Risk") to talk about this, based on his recent book "Disrupt With Impact" (see: https://lnkd.in/ewwTCq9u ). We met up in London to record a fabulous episode. It covers: ? what Roger terms "disruption 3.0" ??uncertainty and decision-making ??a broader look at AI - implications of humans becoming more machine-like as machines become more human-like ??education ??leadership And much more. Here's a clip. The full episode can be found on The Decision-Making Studio podcast page here - https://lnkd.in/eigMukT4 which has links to the show on the major podcast platforms. It's on Spotify here: https://lnkd.in/eygKe-Pr and Apple podcasts here: https://lnkd.in/eBW3FEhK The video version which was recorded at London Broadcast TV & Radio Studio is on our YouTube channel here: https://lnkd.in/ejG-2ZqC _ _ _ _ _ _ I am the Founder of The Decision-Making Studio and I help leaders and organisations make quality decisions under uncertainty. Get in touch: https://lnkd.in/exrHTMXj What does a quality decision look like? Our “FOCUS” framework: https://lnkd.in/e2Ei_kx2

Sharon Morrissey and myself recently came together to “unpack our backpacks” in our new podcast. The first episode (below) is about living with and experiencing chronic pain. Our intention with this is to start a meaningful conversation around some of life’s more challenging experiences. We speak both as professionals and on our own lived experiences as complex human beings. We hope you enjoy it and welcome any and all feedback or suggestions for future discussions. https://lnkd.in/ebYW4UVQ #chronicpain #therapy #livedexperience #mediation #life #lifestories #relationships #psychotherapy #family #parenting #chronicillness.

Are any of your 'Hard Skills' Future Proof? ?? In this clip from my chat with Mike Pawlawski on his podcast, I made a declaration that might ruffle some feathers: 'There is no hard skill you can learn that prepares you for the future.' Disconcerting? Probably. ?? True? Absolutely. ? In a world where technologies like AI are revolutionizing the way we work on a daily basis, any hard skill can quickly become obsolete... What truly future-proofs your career isn't a specific technical skill - it's your ability to change and adapt, come what may.??? Disagree? Let's debate. Agree? Share your thoughts on why. Either way, let's talk about it. Drop your hot takes in the comments! ???? You can? check out the full interview on Mike's podcast: https://lnkd.in/g8TdYmJb

I love episode 04 of the Outcome Overcome podcast. In this episode Margarita and I discuss all the ways we feel AI can be both beneficial and detrimental to our work. If you know me you know I am constantly trying out new AI tools and seeing how they can help to improve my work flow. Margarita on the other hand remains more cautious and and is learning how to explore and potentially embrace AI to spark her creativity. Listen to the full episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or directly on our website at https://lnkd.in/gm9_k2Yx #BusinessPodcast #AITechnology #BusinessTools #OutcomeOvercome

By now, you've likely heard of using NotebookLM to help study for exams via AI generated podcasts, but have you tried this? ?? 1. Write down details about where you are right now in your life in a Google Doc or txt file. Include your struggles and challenges, your overall feelings about how things have been going, personal anecdotes from your career, etc. Heck, you could even copy and paste some of your social media posts that contain these details. 2. Add notes about your personal goals and aspirations. 3. Upload the document to NotebookLM and press the "Generate Deep Dive" button. 4. Press "Play" I heard about this use case on TikTok and immediately ran to Google to give it a shot. After listening to my 17 minute podcast episode, all I have to say is... wow. Just wow. Everybody needs to try this. It's like a generated third-person perspective. I felt so ??seen?? and I left feeling more motivated than ever to keep going. Most of my self-doubt evaporated over the duration of that episode. If you're in need of a morale boost, I highly recommend giving this a try. Let me know how it goes!

How hard it is to find the?right?podcasts. Most platforms are cluttered, and it’s impossible to filter by niche, audience size, or ad potential. So, we built something better. Using AI, we scraped?4.4M+ podcasts?and?113M+ episodes?to create a powerful discovery tool. Now, you can: ?? Search by category, tags, or episode count. ?? Get audience reach estimates and ad cost insights. ?? Use advanced filters to find the perfect match for your niche. I made it publicly available here:?https://lnkd.in/gmSQTTrS Pro Tips: Use the?category and tag filters?to narrow down podcasts by topic (e.g., “mental health,” “AI,” or “comedy”). Check?audience reach?and?ad costs?to plan your campaigns or sponsorships. Filter by?episode counts?to find established shows or hidden gems. Let me know what you think! If you have feedback or ideas to improve it, share them in?the comments https://lnkd.in/gmSQTTrS

Is there a difference between experience and wisdom? And what to do, when you struggle with releasing? The answer is not "let's stop releasing" for sure :D In this segment from the first-ever episode of my podcast, which I published a few months ago, we talk with amazing Scott Varho about one interesting topic. What is the biggest challenge for Software Engineering today? What is the biggest issue and bottleneck? One of the highlights of 2024 for me was starting this podcast - Software Engineering Tales Podcast. And Scott was a huge part of that - he did not hesitate to help me get going. After a small break in December we will be back with exciting guests - next week it will be one and only John Crickett, and after that, I have already recorded episodes with Judith B?hlert, Callie Buruchara, Santiana Brace, and more stellar guests - that should do for a great start into 2025! You can find Software Engineering Tales on YouTube and also on Spotify and Apple podcasts. Btw - I plan to regularly cut out shorter videos from past episodes to add to my YouTube channel as well (like the one attached to this post) Because some people prefer short concentrated lessons learned, and watching 30-60 minutes long videos is too much for them. What do you think? See you around!

"What we do is equip people for messy spaces." In the latest episode of our podcast, A Tender Space, Krista and I talked about what's at the heart of our work - an invitation to be more human. Especially in this era of social media, AI, and late stage capitalism, we find it's important to grapple with what it means to be human. When we reflect on our truest nature as humans, it has nothing to do with perfectionism, productivity, or purity (or any of the other Hard P's we talk about in the episode), but about imperfection, messiness, tenderness, and connection. Find A Tender Space on Substack, Apple podcasts, or Spotify. (Substack link in comments.) #tenderness #holdingspace #bemorehuman #imperfection