Dionne Nicole

Procrastination is a lack of alignment.No urgency, meaning, or priority in the goal you are trying to achieve makes distraction the only other option.You don't need to stop procrastinating, you need to choose something better to focus on.

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AI Execution & Business Model Evolution

✅ Transition from Done-for-You AI Execution Systems → Quarterly AI Execution Lab Model

✅ Defining AI as Execu... See more

Simon Sinek, "And what true friendship is, is not the desire to fix or pull the friend out of the Mud, who you really wanna see out of the Mud, but it's your willingness to sit in the Mud with them, to get in the Mud and turn to them and say, this sucks, you know, and it's not fun being in the Mud with them. But, you choose to get into the Mud with... See more

There’s a quote I like from Theodor Adorno, who said, “for a man who no longer has a homeland, writing becomes place to live." While I’ve never been a refugee, I still feel that quote really strongly, as someone who’s never quite felt fully at home in most of my ordinary life– always a bit of an alien, always an outsider, always a minority, always ... See more

This shift has profound implications for how organizations should approach AI integration. First, the focus needs to move from task automation to capability augmentation. Instead of asking "what tasks can we automate?" leaders should ask "what new capabilities can we unlock?" And they will need to build the capacity in their own organizations to he... See more

A lot of the focus on AI use, especially in the corporate world, has been stuck in what I call the “automation mindset” - viewing AI primarily as a tool for speeding up existing workflows like email management and meeting transcription. This perspective made sense for earlier AI models, but it's like evaluating a smartphone solely on its ability to... See more