Making A Difference Podcast

The Continuing Decline Of Our Expectations.......

This is the AI discussion of my post, The Continuing Decline of Our Expectations.  I know I keep promoting these, encouraging you to listen.  But this was really good and I actually found it uplifting.

Here's the link to the original post:  https://partnersinexcellenceblog.com/the-continuing-decline-of-our-expectations/

Your Dashboards Are Useless, What Are Your 5KPI s?

This is the AI generated conversation about my post, Your Dashboards Are Useless, What Are Your 5 KPIs?  As these usually are, the way they interpret this actually generates new ideas for me.  They even have a hallucination about my metric, "High impact conversations."  We have a very specific set of criteria for what qualifies.  They twist that, but still have interesting ideas about the approach.  Enjoy!

Here is the link to the original post:  https://partnersinexcellenceblog.com/your-dashboards-are-useless-what-are-your-5-kpis/ 

It's Not A Numbers Game, It's A Human Game!

This is the AI discussion of my post, It's Not A Numbers Game, It's A Human Game.  The discussion has 3 segments.  All are very good, but the first 5:30 is a good introduction.  Enjoy!

Here is the link to the original article:  https://partnersinexcellenceblog.com/its-not-a-numbers-game-its-a-human-game/ 

If You Can't Do It Yourself, Don't Use AI

This is the AI generated conversation about my post:  If You Can't Do It Yourself, You Shouldn't Be Using AI.  I'm always amused at how these AI characters talk about themselves and AI.  It's always AI as something separate from them and they are making comments.  So there's an underlying irony in this conversation. 

Having said this, the discussion always brings up ideas I hadn't considered in the article.  Enjoy!

Here's the link to the original post:  https://partnersinexcellenceblog.com/if-you-cant-do-it-yourself/

Doing Our People's Jobs

This is the AI generated discussion of my post, Doing Our People's Jobs.  They present a fair perspective in this discussion, but there is one comical moment.  They struggle with the idea of "Teach a person to fish."  They don't have the historical context, so the way they talk about it is humorous.  Enjoy!

Here is the link to the original post:  https://partnersinexcellenceblog.com/doing-our-peoples-jobs/