The 6 communication skills to improve in the age of AI
A 6-part podcast series
AI is all the rage these days, and while there are many benefits to it, I'm concerned we're outsourcing too much of our thinking to artificial intelligence.
When you do so, it affects how you show up as a communicator.
And so, I'm releasing a 6-part series on the communication skills you need to improve in the age of AI.
Part 1 - Storytelling
In this first episode of the series, I explores the essential communication skill of storytelling.
Storytelling enhances communication, fosters connections, and inspires change, and your ability to craft relatable stories helps create meaningful moments that resonate with audiences.
I cover the key elements of effective storytelling and discuss its relevance in both personal and professional contexts, highlighted by the reality that AI cannot replicate the human experience and connection that storytelling provides.
Part 2 - Impromptu Speaking
In this second episode of the series, I explores the essential communication skill of impromptu speaking, or speaking on the fly.
Despite what you might believe, the people who can confidently speak in front of a room or in front of others are not innately born with this ability. Just like other skills, communicating well — and in particular, speaking on the fly — is a skill that can be learned and developed over time.
Rather than only speaking when you have your notes in front of you or shying away from the moments when you're called upon to speak or give your thoughts in an impromptu manner, follow the tips in this episode to release yourself of the pressure you might feel as a way to unlock this important communication skill.