AI for Everyday Productivity: Making Artificial Intelligence Practical

To start, I'm just curious about your journey.

And that's for two decades, your career.

How did you go from sales and revenue into consulting and training and eventually into speaking about AI?

Okay, so two decades I spent in sales and business development, just like what you've mentioned.

After that, I took a brief break from my career and I started learning about what's next because I'm very deep in traditional media, just like what you know my background is.

I'm very deep in traditional media.

But I know that there are already some shifts starting with the pandemic.

You see how people are now consuming content.

It's not just on TV anymore.

They're actually consuming content in other platforms as well, like digital or their mobile phones.

So I'm really seeing that shift and I wanted to know exactly where it's headed.

And then it brought me to AI.

So it's also out of curiosity when I got into learning AI because I'm doing the reviewers of my daughters.

I'm very hands-on with them.

And so that's when my daughter told me, Mom, you know, you can actually create reviewers using AI.

I'm like, what is AI? Go to Gemini.

And she was actually the one who taught me how to use it at first.

And so with that conversation, that's day one of me in my journey of learning more about AI.

You're very hands-on, not just in the aspect of what you're studying, what you have in your career despite spending a lot of years into it.

And aside from that, you're also very hands-on in your family.

Yes, very much.

You're learning from your children that they can give you their ideas.

Mom, what about you can use this kind of app and kind of stuff.

Yes.

And now, you recently spoke about this AI bootcamp for the modern mom.