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Andrew Miles Davis opens September with an honest review of August, where the YouTube channel finally launched with two videos live, and ChatGPT voice conversations during daily dog walks became a genuine part of his working process for developing ideas before reaching his desk. For September he is bringing his backlog of thousands of training questions accumulated over fifteen years of face-to-face sessions to LinkedIn video, alongside a return to a full training and keynote schedule after a deliberately quieter August. The centrepiece of the month is the public launch of his Story Lens Method, a framework built around the idea that everything shared online tells a story whether intentionally or not, drawing on one of seven core story structures to help people navigate change, judgement, and decision-making in an AI-driven world. Having delivered variations of this system with organisations for years, Andrew describes finally building it out fully over the summer as genuinely exciting, a rare reaction for him. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for daily ten-minute AI insight and to follow the Story Lens Method rollout across podcast, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
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