Technology Coaching

The leaders I pay attention to are not the loudest

They are the ones who make me think

They share what they have actually learned
They talk about the hard parts as well as the wins
They create space for others to show up too

That is what real leadership looks like online

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A quick challenge for you

Look at your last 10 posts

Are they building the kind of presence you actually want?
Are they attracting the right people?
Are they saying what you want to be known for?

If yes, keep going
If not, that is not a problem, it is just data

The best time to be intentional with your influence was yesterday
The next best time is today

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🌊 You do not need a huge audience to have influence

You just need to decide what you stand for and show up consistently

Because influence compounds

One post that makes someone think differently
One piece of content that builds trust
One moment that shows what you actually stand for

It all adds up

That ripple effect is where real impact happens

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👥 One thing I see businesses overlook all the time

Your team are already influencing your brand

Every conversation they have
Every post they share
Every interaction with a client

It all shapes how your business is perceived

When you support your people to show up confidently online, to share their expertise and feel proud of the work they do, you are not just building their presence

You are multiplying your brand in a way no ad spend can match

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Here's a number worth paying attention to.

According to McKinsey, demand for AI fluency has grown seven times in the past two years. That's faster than any other skill in any category, in any sector.

And what does AI fluency actually mean? Not coding. Not building models. It means understanding what AI is doing, knowing how to prompt it well, and being able to use it as a strategic thinking partner rather than a magic box you throw questions at.

That's what Sooz Young covers in this clip from EP44 of Digital Dominators, and it's genuinely useful stuff for any business owner who wants to get more from AI without feeling like they're always guessing.

This clip from EP44 of Digital Dominators covers something a bit different, and it's genuinely worth thinking about.

At the European Chatbot and Conversational AI Summit, there was a real conversation about where AI is heading. Not just answering questions, but making decisions, anticipating actions, and automating entire workflows with no human in the loop at every step.

And when that shift happens, the question of trust changes completely. It stops being about whether a response is accurate and starts being about who is responsible when something goes wrong.

Because something will. That's not pessimism. That's just how engineering works.

Sooz brings this back from Edinburgh in EP44. It's one of those episodes that makes you think a bit differently.

AI can generate content. It can iterate. It can produce things faster than any of us could manage alone. But it cannot decide what good looks like. It cannot weigh up your values against your efficiency. It cannot make the call about what kind of experience you want to create for your customers.

All of that is human work. And according to Sooz in EP44 of Digital Dominators, as AI gets better at the generating, that human work gets more valuable, not less.

If you've been a bit nervous about where you fit in all of this, this clip is a good place to start.