Apparently, the Founding Fathers used AI. Who knew? I came across something recently that sent me down a bit of a rabbit hole. The U.S. Constitution, written in 1787, has been put through AI detectors,
A book marketing expert I highly respect made an interesting comment recently. She said most publicists stay away from fiction because it is simply too hard to publicize. I understand what she means, and I
During my webinar earlier this week, an author asked a question that immediately got Stephanie and me talking. Stephanie Chandler is the founder of the Nonfiction Authors Association and was hosting the webinar. During the
Last week, I wrote about how AI can waste enormous amounts of your time. It can produce too many ideas, too many versions, too many directions, and too much material to sort through. Something that
AI is supposed to save us time according to all the talk online. And sometimes it does. It can help brainstorm ideas, organize information, suggest titles, tighten a paragraph, or point us toward an angle
AI is helping us move forward in remarkable ways. It can generate ideas, organize information, refine a message, brainstorm titles, and suggest new ways to promote a book or business. But every so often, I
I recently read an Inc. article about advice Warren Buffett has repeated for years. He urged people to communicate well because strong communication multiplies their results. And today, as AI becomes part of everyday business,
Once you have a clear point of view, the next question is: Can you say it clearly when it counts? (I wrote about developing a clear point of view last week right here.) This is
If you’re in the United States, I hope you’re enjoying a wonderful, celebratory Fourth of July weekend. Last week, I wrote about the fact that thought leadership is earned, not claimed. It is not a