This is for my future self.
Also, if anyone is reading this and has a comment or references I can use- I welcome the opportunity to better understand this.
5 things to understand as people
AI bubble
Banking system/ financial systems
People what they value and why? Everyone has an individual aspirations
How the economy works so we get our basic needs and wants fulfilled and enjoy it rather than chasing more goals
Community
All art is work in progress.
If we start from the position that there is no right or wrong, no good or bad, and creativity is just free play with no rules, it’s easier to submerge ourselves joyfully in the process of making things.
The awareness happens first as pure connection with the object of your attention.
If something strikes me as interesting or beautiful, first I live the experience. Only afterward might I attempt to understand it .
Explore the article to see how a thoughtful change strategy, learning journey, practical application, governance, and measurable KPIs can turn AI learning into lasting adoption and real business impact. https://t.co/E2rX17L8ce
Learning and growing takes effort. You can’t say, “I’ll do it today,” and then spend hours doomscrolling.
Keep learning. Speak up for what’s right. A strong community is built by all of us, not just one person.
Designing an AI Enablement Learning Journey: Start With the Right Questions, Not the Training https://t.co/bytggBQpIi -This article explores how to approach the AI learning journey—from understanding internal business needs and identifying capability gaps.
Job market is very cruel right now 😢 lost the job or maybe they hired me to fire me eventually just as a headcount. I applied, I get interviewed like min 5-6 rounds and get rejected at the last because someone was slightly better than me .. it’s not making any sense to me ..
Today, many people think a boycott is simply choosing not to buy something.
Cory Doctorow explains why the most successful boycotts in history were organized movements built around strategy, solidarity, and shared goals.
Watch the full conversation on YouTube.
@TwitterCareers Hi! I have a concern. I keep applying for a position multiple times and unable to see it on career site if I have applied. Does it take your resume multiple times? and which one do you consider? Cause I am positive it accepts application every time you apply for same position