This is where I think out loud. About AI, about people, about what happens when you put the two together with intention.
I opened a deck from exactly one year ago expecting nostalgia. What I found instead made me rethink what growth with AI actually looks like, and how to measure it in myself.
We celebrate adoption rates like they're the finish line. But are people actually using it, or did they just click the button because someone told them to?
There are over 500 million Spanish speakers in the world. The vast majority of AI education exists only in English. That's not a gap. That's a wall.
People are not the bottleneck. The absence of trust, context, and relevance is the bottleneck.
People think reading seven books at once is chaotic. I think reading one book at a time is leaving patterns on the table.
The future of work isn't human or machine. It's human and machine, working in roles that play to their respective strengths.
At the heart of every meaningful relationship is a simple human desire: to be seen. Being seen is not the same as being acknowledged.
I get to serve on the board of Bags of Grace as Director of Marketing and Fundraising, and if you ever want to see the best of Austin in one room, come to a packing event.