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Why the 300-Line Prompt Has Become the New Normal
Only a few years ago, working with an AI model meant typing a sentence or two and hoping for something useful in return. Early adopters traded tips about magic phrases and clever openings, and the prevailing assumption was that a good prompt was a short one. That assumption has quietly collapsed. The most effective teams now routinely write prompts that run to several hundred lines, and those prompts read far less like questions and far more like operating manuals. Leaders wh
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Coaching with the Heart and Mind
Episode #1058: Join Severin Sorensen and Cathy Fitzhenry in a powerful discussion on coaching with the heart and mind. Cathy Fitzhenry,...
Mar 9, 20225 min read


“The Ripple that Inspired a Thousand Positive Tsunamis”
Episode #1057: Learn about being a “ripple maker” who inspires tsunamis of positive change with Kevin McKeown, a CEO, Master Chair,...
Mar 2, 20225 min read


Ordering Life’s Dominoes: How Small Habits Are Seeds of Big Changes
Resolutions are a popular way to ring in the New Year with positivity and goals. However, few individuals actually maintain their New...
Feb 25, 20226 min read


The Metaphor of the Lotus Flower and a Heart of Service
Episode #1056: Tune into a conversation with Cristy Aphimonthol, an MCC, Executive Coach, Executive Master Coach (EMCC), Coachologist,...
Feb 23, 20224 min read


Leaning In, Being Sentient, and Learning to Pivot
Episode #1053: In this episode of the Arete Coach Podcast, Gail Schaper-Gordon, a Vistage Chair and executive coach, business...
Feb 2, 20225 min read


Analysis and Application: “When the Student is Ready, the Teacher Will Appear…”
Quotes can be a great source of inspiration. They can also be used in coaching to convey concepts, start thought-provoking conversations, and introduce powerful questions. In today’s Insight article, we analyze the quote “when the student is ready, the teacher will appear…” We discuss the origins of the saying, potential applications, and powerful questions that can be used in coaching conversations. “The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery.” - Mark Van Doren Qu
Jan 21, 20225 min read
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