Tune into another episode of CWA Today, as hosts Bob Lanter and Matthew Hayes are joined by entrepreneur and AI expert Wesley Brach to discuss the exciting world of artificial intelligence and its impact on workforce development. Wesley shares his journey into AI and explains the buzz surrounding generative AI, which is creating new content and revolutionizing industries. The conversation delves into the potential fears and optimism surrounding AI's influence on jobs, as well as the ways in which AI can help job seekers and employers connect more efficiently. Wesley also discusses his work with local workforce boards, providing examples of AI applications that support case managers and job seekers. Finally, the hosts and guest invite listeners to CWA's upcoming three-part training series, "Harnessing the Power of Artificial Intelligence," where attendees will gain practical insights and hands-on experience in leveraging AI for workforce development.
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As entrepreneurs and business owners, we often focus on market trends, product innovation, and customer needs, all essential elements of a thriving business. But don’t overlook the importance of self-esteem and confidence in your business journey.
Confidence is the invisible force propelling us forward, empowering us to take calculated risks and embrace ambiguity. It enables us to navigate the ever-changing landscape of business, spot new opportunities, and adapt to unforeseen challenges.
Confidence not only allows you to persevere in the face of adversity but also fosters curiosity, passion, and grit – the very traits that predict future success.
The human eye's focus may be limited to a small percentage of our visual field, but as entrepreneurs, our confidence grants us the ability to scan our environment rapidly, stitching together a high-resolution picture of the world and our place within it.
Bringing an outsider's perspective to an industry or project can do wonders for innovation. When one is free from any preconceived limitations or approaches, fresh ideas can appear. Here's an interesting clip of Orson Welles on the value of ignorance.
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