Every few weeks I share observations, stories and experiments about communication, networking, public speaking and AI. Sometimes thoughtful. Sometimes ridiculous. Usually both.
The CharLatte: Back on the Horse
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Hi Reader How have you been? The last few weeks have been a bit of a whirlwind - My birthday, workshops, a keynote, networking events and case studies all got me side-tracked. But I’m still AI curious, so I want to get back on the horse... Because there’s always something new/scary/interesting (delete as appropriate). This week alone:
These stories are almost too big for me to think about, so I prefer to focus on the micro. How people like us are using AI, and how it's changing our work. I've had lots of chats about this recently, so I want to continue the conversation with you. I'd love to know:
I read every response. Best, Charlotte
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The CharLatte: Curiosity, communication and AI
Every few weeks I share observations, stories and experiments about communication, networking, public speaking and AI. Sometimes thoughtful. Sometimes ridiculous. Usually both.
Hi Reader, I went to a quiz a couple of weeks ago for a local charity and during the break there was a buffet. A beige buffet. Samosas. Quiche. Chicken nuggets. Scampi bites. Chips. Onion rings. You get the idea. It tasted good. I hadn’t had this kind of food for a while. It was easy to eat (and for the venue, cater) But all the plates merged into one. From the outside, it wasn’t always easy to tell what was a chicken, cheese or fish. It’s like when I was 17 at my first grown up awards...
Hi Reader It’s been a few weeks of very “human” events. From the ridiculous to the stressful to the very sad. A moth in the ear. A scramble to get my passport renewed when I realised it wasn’t valid for travel to Spain. And then, very sadly, the deaths of a very dear family friend and my great aunt. So I went to one funeral last week and there’s another on Friday. September was also Blood Cancer Awareness Month, and I’ve been part of Blood Cancer UK’s Here for This campaign. My story is...
Hi Reader This CharLatte is a little different this week as September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month On Tuesday I shared something on LinkedIn that I don't talk about very often: what the weeks before my lymphoma diagnosis actually looked and felt like. I realised that before I had lymphoma, I might have known the name, but I didn't know it was blood cancer. And I certainly didn't know what the symptoms could look like. So I wanted to share it here too - a public service announcement and my...