Ella N
I help thoughtful, high-capacity people finally feel clear, confident, and in control - with a voice, workflow, and AI practice that actually feels like them. | Certified AI Consultant, Trainer, and Clarity Strategist.
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LaForge, Expertise and Salsa Dancing (#2 of 5) (opens the original)
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Episode 2 of the mini-series on AI's Role in Star Trek.Geordi LaForge could rebuild a warp core with his hands, his head, and whatever spare parts were lying around. The visor helped him see. Being a gifted engineer was already part of who he was. This episode is about order of operations, why your own skill has to come first, and what Ella salsa dancing until 1am has to do with any of this.
The "Star Trek" Question (#1 of 5) (opens the original)
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A question at family movie day sent Ella on a path thinking about every "Star Trek" series she loves. The tech on those ships ran everything, flight, life support, the universal translator, the replicators, and it still never made a single call on its own.Here's what that says about the choices sitting in front of us right now.
Merriam-Webster's 2025 Word of the Year Is "Slop." Here's What That Means (opens the original)
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Merriam-Webster made "slop" its 2025 word of the year, and once you know what to look for, you can't unsee it in your own content. I'm telling you about the reset moment that made me stop using AI for content for a while, what separates a real voice from a hollow one, and the one practical move you can make this week to start hearing the difference in what you create.
What Happens to the Person When We Use AI Here? (opens the original)
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There's one question Ella keeps coming back to before she'll let AI anywhere near something tender, relational, or deeply human. It's not "can this be automated." It's something else entirely, and once you start asking it, you can't unsee where AI does and doesn't belong. In this episode, she hands you the five questions she uses to decide.
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