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5 Lessons from the Front Lines of AI Strategy, Training, and TransformationLesson 1: Everyone’s Using AI. No One’s Teaching It Right.In most organizations, AI is spreading fast, but not in a way that scales.Most people are figuring it out on their own, watching YouTube videos, borrowing LinkedIn templates, or tweaking the same ChatGPT prompt five

Marketers in healthcare walk a tightrope. On one side, there’s pressure to keep up with the latest AI tools—to write faster, personalize better, and track results in real time. On the other side, there’s HIPAA. One mistake with sensitive data can lead to huge fines, a damaged reputation, or worse—lost trust from the people you’re trying

If you’ve been running a small business for any length of time, you’ve developed a finely-tuned radar for detecting hype. When everyone started shouting that AI would transform your business overnight, your skepticism kicked in immediately. And rightfully so.You’ve watched colleagues dive headfirst into AI tools only to emerge frustrated, overwhelmed, and with little to show

There’s never a shortage of things to do as a small business owner. There’s always another customer to help, an email to send, or a post to write. So when someone says, “You need to learn AI,” it can feel like just one more thing on a never-ending list.AI sounds powerful. It promises faster work,

As AI becomes part of everyday work, especially in small businesses, it’s easy to focus only on the cool things it can do—speeding up content, crunching data, or managing leads. But there’s a serious side to it, too: AI security.We’ve seen more small business owners start asking, “Is my customer data safe when I use AI

Trying to teach yourself AI can feel like a good idea at first. You start with a blog post, maybe watch a few YouTube videos. You ask ChatGPT a question and hope it leads somewhere. But after a while, you realize something’s off.There’s no path.No checkpoints.No one to tell you if you’re even heading in the