Elevating Leadership Skills with AI: Practical Insights and Tools

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Exec Summary

In a world where artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming an invaluable tool, many leaders are exploring ways to harness this technology to enhance their leadership skills.

In this episode of "The AI Moment," hosts Jonathan Wagstaffe and Danny Denhard engage in a deep dive into how AI can assist leaders in improving their skills, drawing from personal experiences and practical applications.

Danny's Recommendations

• Organisation - Recommend using note taking in their tool of choice (Gemini or Notion as previously mentioned)
• Collaboration - Great for leaders to brainstorm and testing hypothesis with AI first then team members
• Communication - AI tools are great at helping people to become more concise or precise, it can rework certain language and soften some messages while helping to simplify long messages into something punchy. I recommend using Google’s NotebookLM to create a briefing guide and a video overview that you can then share
• Insights - many leaders struggle with insights or being able to dedicate time to understand long docs or big datasets, CoPilot, Gemini, Claude & ChatGPT are great at slicing and dicing and creating digests & insights
• Education - use AI to improve your knowledge and improve on core topics. I often recommend creating a list of 5 to 6 items you are struggling with and want to learn more and dive into AI to learn more from deep research (Google Gemini, ChatGPT and Claude all great at this)
• Coaching - if you are struggling with core areas it can be great to help you evolve or talk through issues. As a coach I know many people tell me they use it for micro coaching without the personalise side and for many it helps

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