Christine Haskell 3/11/25 Christine Haskell 3/11/25

AI, Adaptability, and the Stories We Tell Ourselves

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing how we work, make decisions, and define success. But when AI or any new technology suggests something unexpected, how do you react? The answer is shaped more by your experiences than the technology itself and more to do with your Data Biography — the sum of your experiences, reactions, and assumptions about data that shape how you engage with new innovations. By understanding your data biography, you can improve your adaptability, enhance decision-making, and ensure you control new technologies — rather than letting them control you.

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Profiles in Craft: Betty Reid Soskin

DETERMINATION 101

Set a goal and focus on its achievement by resisting all distractions and being persistent.

Christine Haskell 4/16/19 Christine Haskell 4/16/19

Good Humaning: Don't expect applause.

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Markers of emotional intelligence (and health)

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How do you keep track of your personal development and career goals?

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Book Shelf: Turn the Ship Around

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Driving Dedication During Change: Check Your Own Dedication, First

The first chore in managing change is the toughest: self-management. Get that right, and you are halfway there. Examine your own attitude to learning and growth. Evaluate your personal investment in pushing for change. Sometimes the best management tool is a mirror.

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A Framework for Learning: 3 Kinds of Intelligence

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Story Bias: Cautionary Tales