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The Democratization of Understanding| Mahan Tavakoli

Peter Winick

If Generative AI is fed all writing on the internet, then when you ask it a question, it can give you a good answer. From there we explore how asking the right questions is the secret to getting useful knowledge out of either. Or at least an answer that is good enough. Rather than the belief that you need to go wide.

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Starting Thought Leadership Early | Vaishali Dialani

Peter Winick

That’s the question I want to explore today. Starting earlier in your career will have a greater impact. So what’s stopping you from getting started? For today’s episode, I’ve invited Vaishali Dialani to chat with us. Vaishali shares how she does active outreach, reaching out via LinkedIn to grow her network.

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Lighthouse Leadership Weekly #51: Interviews with managers, EQ for AI, and more.

Get Lighthouse

Well, it turns out HOW you ask makes a big difference in the results you get from AI. In today’s edition, we share an awesome interview question to ask managers you're considering hiring, talk about some fascinating AI research, and look at how to best announce employee departures. What a great question. You are a coach.

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The Four Elements of Thought Leadership | Bill Sherman

Peter Winick

Bill Sherman takes us on a deep dive of the Four Elements framework for thought leadership. Your platform needs to answer questions like “What are these ideas about?” And there’s one question that I get asked again and again. And there’s one question that I get asked again and again. “Is

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Three Board Meeting Mistakes and Some Ice Cream

Chief Executive

Nobody Was Doing Deep Dives. Deep Dives are the one or two or three most important strategic discussions you want to have with your board. And, at the risk of saying ‘gotta’…you gotta integrate Deep Dives into your board meeting and prioritize ’em. Deep Dives are not intended to be a series of reports. Sounds exciting.

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updates: former coworkers crashed my party, asked to deep-clean the office, and more

Alison Green

This post, updates: former coworkers crashed my party, asked to deep-clean the office, and more , was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager. Your blog has been so helpful, especially to point out that childhood issues often directly influence how people react at work.

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Start, Stop, Continue: The Best Exercise Your Team Will Love

Vanessa Van Edwards

Before we dive in, let me ask you this: Have you ever done Start, Stop, Continue exercise with your team? Here are some creative meeting formats to try with your team: Dare to Ask: During a team meeting, participants are encouraged to anonymously submit challenging questions related to the organization’s strategy.