What’s Inside How a personal caregiving crisis inspired Nolia Health Why scaling support requires human empathy and AI efficiency Tailwinds open new models for caregiving startups When Liz Tarullo’s father had a stroke, she found herself in the same position as millions of Americans: suddenly responsible for navigating the complex, overwhelming reality of family caregiving. […]
What’s Inside The posture mistakes even pros fall into Why body language can undercut your story 3 quick fixes to keep attention on you, not your chair They say the cobbler’s son has no shoes. For me, that showed up in a recent podcast recording. Watching the playback, I caught myself fidgeting, shifting in my […]
Welcome back to In the Viewfinder, where I share a behind-the-scenes look at how my stories in venture and startups take shape. One theme that keeps coming up in my conversations with PR folks lately is how difficult it’s become to break through with earned media. Katy Goldstein noted this recently on LinkedIn, and it […]
What’s Inside Why AI adoption isn’t just about, it’s a trust and culture problem The shift from AI as a tool to AI as a teammate to onboard and manage The Euda Methodology gives leaders practical steps to turn hype into ROI When I logged on with Keegan Evans, I immediately noticed the model helicopter […]
What’s Inside Why Jacobs rejects the regulation-vs-innovation myth How startups (not just Big Tech) must shape AI governance A surfing metaphor about the anxiety and promise of AI The U.S. Capitol meets AI: Sara Jacobs argues America’s edge in the global AI race is trust, safety and democratic governance — not just speed. The closing […]
What’s Inside Why virtual fundraising meetings fail to build investor trust How startup founders show agility best in the room Why VCs evaluate the team as much as the pitch During the pandemic, I reported how VCs and entrepreneurs kept deals moving through digital meetings, with many firms taking advantage of the new way of […]
This week in In the Viewfinder, I’m pulling back the curtain on my editing process: what I cut, what I keep and where I might take things next. Every so often, I like to change things up, add a little freshness to the way I approach this column. So this time, instead of talking about […]
What’s Inside? Why decades of brain-computer research are starting to break through The promise vs. peril of neurotech: clinical gains, consumer fears and ethics Whether BCI can find its own ChatGPT moment Brain meets machine, not in science fiction but in Palo Alto, as researchers discuss how decades of brain-computer research are starting to spill […]
When AI becomes a teammate, the workweek starts to look different. For years, I’ve covered how tools like AI and Zoom are reshaping the future of work. New research from Read AI shows the latest twist: workers using AI tools are six times more likely to start Mondays with clarity and focus than non-users. That’s […]
What’s Inside Patrick Mebus on why pitch decks may be “on the way out” Charles Hudson on why sameness is the real risk with AI-generated decks How AI tools are reshaping but not replacing founder storytelling Programming Note: Media Shot is a regular post on media training and storytelling for founders and investors. On Mondays, […]
