Crafting Non-Profit Narratives in the Age of AI

Became a Master of the Close: https://masteroftheclose.comJessica Kizorek is an inspiring entrepreneur who transitioned from her father's investigative surveillance business to founding her storytelling ventures in artificial intelligence at the ag of 25. ✅ Join over 10,000 newsletter subscribers: https://go.ryanhanley.com/ ✅ For daily insights and ideas on peak performance: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanhanley ✅ Subscribe to the YouTube show: https://youtube.com/ryanmhanleyConnect with Jessica KizorekWebsite: https://jessicakizorek.com/Two Parrot Productions: https://twoparrot.com/Eyes on Your Mission: https://eyesonyourmission.org/Jessica shares her entrepreneurial journey, highlighting the challenges and self-motivation required to thrive. She recounts her phenomenal experiences traveling to 66 countries for photojournalism projects and how she embraced remote work long before it became a global norm. Jessica's insights on leveraging platforms like Fiverr to run a business remotely, even from a family cabin in Wisconsin, are genuinely eye-opening.Jessica also takes us behind the scenes of her passion project, Eyes on Your Mission, a nonprofit organization dedicated to offering free video production services to other nonprofits with powerful stories to tell. We explore the intricacies of providing these pro bono services, including the formal application process for grants and the transformative power of video storytelling. Jessica addresses some organizations' hesitancy in embracing video content and underscores the irreplaceable value of authentic, human-centric storytelling, especially in our AI-driven age.Our conversation later shifts to the impact of artificial intelligence on education and creativity, examining both the challenges and opportunities it presents. We discuss how AI can enhance the learning experience while also raising ethical concerns and causing anxiety among students. Jessica and I highlight the importance of viewing AI as a tool to boost productivity and creativity, rather than as a threat. Through personal anecdotes, we emphasize the need for resilience and a proactive approach in a rapidly evolving technological landscape, particularly in maintaining the irreplaceable human elements in art and problem-solving.