Technology, AI & Innovation

What if the thing that sets you apart in law isn’t your credentials, but your voice, your content, and your willingness to embrace what’s next? In this episode, Rob Hanna shares how podcasting, personal branding, and AI can turn an ordinary legal career into a lasting legacy. In this episode, we discuss:  Light Bulb Moments: […]

I discuss the rapid advancements in AI, particularly ChatGPT, and its integration into my business processes, specifically for creating pitch decks. I share how AI has evolved to understand my conversational tone and business structure, allowing for more efficient and effective presentations. I also emphasize the importance of setting clear, achievable goals, such as organizing

Daniel O’Donohue is an entrepreneur and technology founder based in Chicago. He is the founder of TaskByte.ai, a platform helping brands build stronger customer relationships through interactive messaging, data-driven insights, and AI-powered engagement. Before launching TaskByte, Daniel spent years building and operating multiple businesses, gaining firsthand experience with the challenges companies face as they try

I discuss the importance of maintaining perspective despite passion, using examples from my personal experiences and the show “Landman.” I highlight the challenges of transitioning from oil to sustainable energy, noting the reliance on oil and gas due to historical choices. I emphasize the need for balanced discussions on energy sources, including the environmental impact

I discuss the potential for starting a business after age 50, emphasizing the benefits of having financial freedom and time due to children growing up. I highlight my own experiences with Light Bulb Moments and a new startup, OGC AI, leveraging artificial intelligence to advance the legal profession. I stress the importance of continuous learning,

Mohanbir Sawhney is the McCormick Foundation Professor of Technology and Clinical Professor of Marketing at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University, and Director of the Center for Research in Technology & Innovation. A globally recognized authority on business innovation, digital marketing, product strategy, and AI, he has authored seven management books and more than

I discuss the importance of innovation and networking, sharing experiences from recent events and meetings. I emphasize that criticism for doing something different should be seen as a badge of honor, indicating innovation. I recount meeting new contacts at the Consortium event in Dallas, highlighting the small world phenomenon. I also share insights on the

I discuss the importance of making businesses recession-proof and AI-proof in the face of rapid technological advancements. I emphasize the need for employers to adapt and for employees to develop AI skills, such as prompt engineering, to stay relevant. I share personal experiences with AI tools like ChatGPT, highlighting both their potential and limitations. I

Nick Dubak: Partner & Officer in charge of project development and administration for the Dubak Electrical Group, including Construction, Maintenance, & Design for the Firm. With many years of project diversity in the industrial electrical sector, innovative project delivery techniques, as well as experience in fast-track project delivery, assure seamless completion of client projects. Specialties:

I warn about the rise of sophisticated scams, emphasizing the importance of vigilance—especially with the advent of advanced technologies like ChatGPT. I share personal experiences of intelligent individuals being scammed and advise against sending Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies in response to scams. I suggest letting unknown calls go to voicemail, verifying emails with colleagues, and