AI should support human creativity, not replace it.

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Too often, conversations about AI focus on what it can generate for us—an email, a report, a blog post. But the deeper value of AI isn't about outsourcing our thinking. It's about using these tools to think better. To see more possibilities. To stay focused on what matters most.

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I believe AI is most powerful when it's used with intention: not to replace our voice, but to clarify it. Not to cut corners, but to open up new ideas. When we use AI thoughtfully, it can make us more curious, more strategic, and more connected to our work.

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That's why my work is rooted in a human-centered approach. Everything I teach is designed to help you use AI as a thought partner—a collaborator that helps you ask better questions, explore more directions, and make more confident decisions. Whether you're a nonprofit leader, a small business owner, or someone just starting to explore what's possible, my job is to meet you where you are and help you move forward with clarity.