Summary: It’s too easy to fall for logical fallacies or to allow cognitive biases to cloud our judgment. Be sure to know them so you don’t fall for them yourself, or inflict them on other people. Watch out, world! My superpowers are starting to emerge! Last week I was on a camping trip with some…
Summary: How can you tell whether you have “imposter syndrome” or whether you actually are inflating your abilities and accomplishments? The answer is to get objective and external validation. I frequently hear concern about “imposter syndrome.” My general reaction is that “imposter syndrome” is actually your conscience telling you that you’re not “all that.” Although…
Summary: Yes, it’s time to show a little empathy as a result of the presidential election. That might include the people you’re insulting. Years ago, when I was a brash young Evangelical, a Catholic co-worker referred to her priest as “father.” As you probably know, Jesus explicitly said “call no man father,” which I cited…
Summary: Is forced enthusiasm in sales and marketing a good thing? It may alienate audiences rather than engage them. Authenticity and a thoughtful read on your audience is better than assuming everyone responds to high-energy tactics. Am I the only one? I need some feedback on this one, folks Today’s podcast will sound autobiographical, but…
Summary: Publishers need a clear AI policy to ensure responsible, transparent use of AI in content creation, protect editorial integrity, and address challenges posed by AI’s disruptive potential. Such policies guide ethical usage, safeguard credibility, and maintain audience trust. Some publishers see generative AI as a fundamental challenge to their business. Generative AI is certainly…