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The most important AI skill isn't prompting—it's the sameskill you use with your best employee who doesn't read minds.
You’ve seen the ads: "Master the perfect prompt for $497.” But prompting is just a surface-level fix for a much deeper leadership gap.
In this episode, we pull back the curtain on why "clearer prompts" won't save you if you don't know how to manage. AI isn't just software; it is delegated intelligence, and delegated intelligence requires management, not just a blinking cursor.
What’s Inside:
This Week’s Challenge: Pick one recurring task that always comes back "not quite right." Before you delegate it again,document the specific context, the red lines (what you would reject), and the definition of "done."
Stop wrestling with AI and start leading it.
Ready to Take Action?
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Music Credit: “I Am with You” by Dream Cave; EpidemicSound via iStock.com
Sound Effects: https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/
By Kim Lewis HowardThe most important AI skill isn't prompting—it's the sameskill you use with your best employee who doesn't read minds.
You’ve seen the ads: "Master the perfect prompt for $497.” But prompting is just a surface-level fix for a much deeper leadership gap.
In this episode, we pull back the curtain on why "clearer prompts" won't save you if you don't know how to manage. AI isn't just software; it is delegated intelligence, and delegated intelligence requires management, not just a blinking cursor.
What’s Inside:
This Week’s Challenge: Pick one recurring task that always comes back "not quite right." Before you delegate it again,document the specific context, the red lines (what you would reject), and the definition of "done."
Stop wrestling with AI and start leading it.
Ready to Take Action?
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Music Credit: “I Am with You” by Dream Cave; EpidemicSound via iStock.com
Sound Effects: https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/