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EPISODE · Jun 22, 2026 · 30 MIN

Still Human | Bonnie Davis on AI, Leadership, and the Future of Work

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Chris sits down with leadership consultant, executive coach, organizational psychologist, speaker, and author Bonnie Davis to discuss artificial intelligence, workplace culture, leadership, emotional intelligence, organizational psychology, human connection, personal growth, and the inspiration behind her book Still Human: How to Build Organizations Where Leaders and Teams Thrive with AI.Bonnie shares her fascinating career journey from consulting at Deloitte to leading HR teams and eventually launching her own coaching and consulting business focused on helping organizations navigate change, leadership development, and workplace transformation. The conversation dives deep into the rapid rise of AI, how technology is reshaping work and relationships, and why maintaining our humanity may become the most important skill of all.Throughout the episode, Bonnie discusses: • The inspiration behind writing Still Human • Why organizations must intentionally protect human connection • The growing role of AI in leadership and workplace culture • Emotional intelligence and organizational psychology • Why curiosity and continuous learning matter more than ever • The danger of over automating relationships and communication • How AI is impacting attention spans and critical thinking • Why friction and challenges are essential for growth • The importance of vulnerability, relationships, and authentic communication • How leaders can thoughtfully integrate AI without losing their cultureChris and Bonnie also explore: • The difference between managing versus fixing problems • Why younger generations are becoming more cautious about technology overload • AI adoption challenges inside organizations • The future of teamwork, leadership, and communication • Why many people feel overwhelmed by constant technological change • How small habits and intentional pauses improve well being • The importance of balancing productivity with humanityOne of the most impactful moments of the conversation comes when Bonnie explains that while AI can dramatically improve efficiency and productivity, humans still have agency and control over what truly matters. She encourages listeners to intentionally protect the relationships, values, and experiences that make life meaningful before technology slowly replaces those moments without people even realizing it.Books and authors discussed during the episode include: • Still Human • Brené Brown’s work on vulnerability and leadership • Adam Grant’s books and research on workplace culture and organizational behaviorhttps://huworkteam.com/If you are interested in artificial intelligence, leadership, workplace culture, organizational psychology, emotional intelligence, personal growth, technology, communication, team development, or learning how to stay human in a rapidly changing world, this episode is packed with insight and perspective.Subscribe to Books4Guys for conversations focused on books, leadership, mindset, entrepreneurship, wellness, technology, storytelling, and helping people become better readers, thinkers, leaders, and professionals. 

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Chris sits down with leadership consultant, executive coach, organizational psychologist, speaker, and author Bonnie Davis to discuss artificial intelligence, workplace culture, leadership, emotional intelligence, organizational psychology, human connection, personal growth, and the inspiration behind her book Still Human: How to Build Organizations Where Leaders and Teams Thrive with AI. Bonnie shares her fascinating career journey from consulting at Deloitte to leading HR teams and eventual...

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