Even as a digital coach, the ever-expanding world of AI and automation can feel overwhelming. Too many tools, not enough clarity. Honestly, I’ve recognised I need to shift from “expert” to “navigator” so I can help build confidence, create better systems, and teach others with clarity, not chaos.
Digital readiness refers to an organisation’s ability to adopt, adapt, and scale digital technologies effectively. But it’s not enough to implement digital tools and assume success. Digital transformation requires clear, measurable indicators to track progress and impact. Learn the key metrics for measuring digital transformation success.
In our previous exploration of the digital realm, we analysed social media today and peeled back the layers of social media content creation, revealing a world teeming with variety and vibrancy. Now that we’ve gained insights from our content analysis, let’s move on to the next chapter of our adventure: consumption.
In today’s digital age, the online landscape is saturated with content, ranging from informative articles to entertaining videos and everything in between. However, amidst the noise, it is essential to shift our focus from contributing to the clutter to providing genuine value to the online community.
In the last couple of years, many people have grown increasingly frustrated with social media, seeing it more as a source of annoyance rather than genuine connection. As we navigate through our feeds, we are met with a growing dissatisfaction due to the ever-changing algorithm, the abundance of irrelevant ads and clutter that seem to proliferate our feeds with each day.
ChatGPT has quickly established itself as a force to be reckoned with. Being aware of limitations can help us to make better use of the tool.