I will die on the hill that you should always write the first draft. It’s not just about efficiency.
It’s about actually thinking through a problem, and taking the time to use your own voice. Not the average of your voice and the AI’s training.
If you didn’t write it, you didn’t write it.
It’s been a while since I’ve blogged. Almost a month actually. The shame is that the last post was by far my most popular blog post ever, thanks to it getting picked up by BGR. It’s perhaps a winning combination of me being incredibly busy at work, planning WordCamp Scranton, traveling, working on side projects, and…
Recently something I posted back in November resurfaced: Have a Daily Schedule when Working from Home. It was thanks to this tweet, hashtagged #millennials Have a Daily #Schedule when #Working from Home http://t.co/4qRNPTABCQ via @jcasabona #millennials — Chelsea Krost (@ChelseaKrost) June 22, 2015 I fit in the age group, but I was never very fond of…
I took a few days off from this and most things online. I checked in once a day but didn’t spend too much time in front of the computer – I’m on vacation at the beach. It seemed wrong. I did get a TON of reading done. I finished 3 books in the span of…
As a general rule, we should never implicitly trust a big tech company who gives away too much for free.
I did some rearranging in my office this weekend and set up a reading corner using our rocking chair and a spare side table. This replaces the larger table with all the tech, which is now consolidated.
I’m brushing up on Sensei for a video I’m producing, so I’m taking their free course, Sensei 101 to get a feel for the LMS. Low and behold, I came across a familiar face:
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