Remaining Human in the Age of AI with Erica Keswin

I'm so happy to have workplace strategist, bestselling author, and people-connection expert Erica Keswin join me in this episode for a timely conversation about life and workplace transformations in this age of AI. How can we stay connected in our technology-reshaped realities without sacrificing the values that make us uniquely human? Erica and I reflect on her journey as a lifelong connector, how technology has both empowered and challenged our ability to build meaningful relationships, and why intentionality is now more important than ever. She shares practical strategies for setting healthy boundaries with technology, fostering connection in hybrid and remote workplaces, and re-centering human purpose and presence in an increasingly digital era. We also discuss the anxieties around AI and job security, and why staying curious and learning about these changes (especially for women) is essential. Whether you're embracing new tech or feeling cautious, I hope this episode offers inspiring guidance and helps you focus on what matters most: your relationships, rituals, and sense of purpose. Show Highlights: The need to rethink perpetual multi-device connectivity. [03:01] Consider setting daily limits to default tech use. [06:12] Why intentional touchpoints matter in remote and hybrid work. [10:21] Discover the 3 Ps of people-centered leadership. [12:59] Does technology empower or hinder relationships? [16:31] Fears and opportunities related to AI and the future of work. [22:09] What the data reveals about women's disadvantage with AI. [26:25] The power of handwritten to-do lists. [28:24] Protect human uniqueness while integrating tech. [29:40] To find Erica's work, go to www.ericakeswin.com. Subscribe to the Brilliant Balance Weekly: www.brilliant-balance.com/weekly Follow Cherylanne on Instagram: www.instagram.com/cskolnicki Join the Brilliant Balance Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/281949848958057

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