Exploring Different Forms of Intelligence

We have more information available to us than ever.

​AI, our own intuition, and even the kinds of knowing we can't quite explain.

​How can we use all of it to make better decisions in our everyday lives?​

What I'm Exploring

Three questions I'm exploring about how we can make better decisions in a world with more ways of knowing than ever before.

AI as a Thought Partner

How can we use AI not just for answers, but to help us think through our lives?

Listening to More Than Logic

Can intuition, signs and the things we can't quite explain help us make better decisions?

Who Gets the Final Say?

What happens when AI, intuition and our own judgment point us in different directions?

Stay Curious With Me:

Occasional notes on AI, intuition, better decision-making, and whatever I'm experimenting with along the way.

A Little Bit About Me:

​Before exploring these questions, I spent years coaching leaders at companies including Apple, Airbnb and Sephora, hosting a podcast about the mysteries of being human, and giving a TEDx talk about choosing your own path.

Watch the TEDx video: The Road Less Traveled

MEET SUZANNAH SCULLY

I've always been interested in how people make sense of their lives. I've coached leaders at companies like Apple, Airbnb and Sephora, hosted a podcast interviewing scientists and thinkers about some of life's biggest mysteries, and had my own experience with intuition and the unexplained featured in Laura Lynne Jackson's bestselling book Signs.
Now I'm exploring what happens when we add a powerful new source of intelligence to the mix: AI.

OVERHEARD ABOUT SUZANNAH:

Adam Grant, NY Times Best Selling Author and Wharton Professor
"Suzannah is a giver when it comes to knowledge and connections."
Kare Andersen, Speaker/Author (Emmy Winner)
"I saw first hand what a connective leader and thoughtful questioner Suzannah Scully is - no wonder she's so popular."
Sarah Peck, Writer, Storyteller and Designer
"Suzannah sees not just my mind and ideas, but my presence, my soul, and my desires, almost before I do."