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Continue reading →: Leveling up your workflowAs someone who does contract work on the computer, I’m constantly looking for ways to do things faster and easier. There are no rewards for working “hard” when it’s possible to work smart. Additionally, a great way to make the work you do rewarding is to automate the tedious stuff…
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Continue reading →: Efficiently coding lifehacks with AIIn my time coaching and mentoring, I have had occasions to make the case for doing work upfront to save 10x work/time/money/frustration down the road. Recently I had a personal example that I thought I would share. Over the years, I’ve amassed quite a collection of music. In the days…
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Continue reading →: Building systems for academic successWhy systems matter as a college student Academic success isn’t just about effort or intelligence—it’s about structure. That became especially clear to me during my MBA. Unlike undergrad, most of my courses were project-based and involved long-term deliverables, team dynamics, and evolving requirements. Without a personal system, the risk wasn’t…
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Continue reading →: The Elusive AI Workflow: Use Cases in Finance (2/2)In this follow-up to Part 1, I break down three hands-on examples of how treasury and finance pros can use AI today—no IT ticket required. From smart formulas to smart assistants, here’s how to experiment safely and efficiently.
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Continue reading →: The Elusive AI Workflow: Use Cases in Finance (1/2)At the AFP National Conference, one question echoed across every session: “How are you using AI in your workflow?” The silence that followed said it all. In this two-part series, we explore why AI—specifically large language models—still feels out of reach for treasury professionals, and what needs to change to…
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Continue reading →: Unconventional Leadership: Lessons from the FrontlineInspiration from Unlikely Places As I’m currently taking a course in business strategy as part of my MBA at VCU, I’ve been thinking a lot about leadership styles. Recently, I came across a LinkedIn post about Marjan Rintel, the CEO of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, who worked as a flight…
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Continue reading →: Embracing AI: A Journey of Co-CreationThis blog post was created with the assistance of AI tools ChatGPT and Midjourney. In the spirit of transparency, I want to share something with you. This blog post? It was co-written with an AI. Surprise! Artificial Intelligence isn’t just a topic I discuss; it’s a tool I use. As…
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Continue reading →: Behind the Music: Exploring Supply Chain Management through Modular SynthesisWhen the pandemic emerged, many of us found ourselves with extra time. I was no exception, and like countless others, I sought comfort in an old hobby. For me, it wasn’t the common choices of gardening, baking, or knitting. It was a return to a love I nurtured in my…
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Continue reading →: Is AI Here to Save Us from Automation?Discussions about the impact of AI on the job market frequently confront professionals. The media obsesses over AI replacing human jobs, potentially leaving many unemployed. Countless articles discuss the potential dangers of AI and automation. However, they might be missing the bigger picture. In all the clickbait fear surrounding AI,…
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Berkeley Goodloe, where you’ll find writings about topics of interest, problems I’m solving, and solutions I’m championing. This includes productivity, student success, and my attempts to analogize modular synthesis into everyday life.