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When scale replaces soul, brands lose their magic

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By Manoj Kumar R Verified
| Medium
I’m a regular listener of The Diary of a CEO. Now, Steven Bartlett has decided to lend his persona to an AI model that will generate content — it’s called 100 CEOs, an AI-driven project that generates content based on his style. The podcast essentially extracts life lessons from successful CEOs and presents them as stories, or something along those lines. To me, this exercise undermines the very brand of Steven Bartlett. It signals an unhealthy, expansionist ambition within his team.
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Make limitations your ally!

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By Manoj Kumar R Verified
| Medium
Getting a voice-over done in Malayalam for a video threw a bunch of new challenges at me. I wasn’t able to get the feel I was looking for. VO artists in Kerala sent in sample after sample, but none of them landed emotionally. Something always felt off. So I jumped in on a live call during the recording session. I was on with the technician, listening as the artist recorded in real time — this way, I could give directions on the spot. That’s when I had a realisation.
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If it doesn’t make sense, maybe it’s working.

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By Manoj Kumar R Verified
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Manoj Kumar R · Follow 3 min read · -- Wisdom is not a teachable trait. If it were, we’d all be Socrates. We may know that fire burns, but we don’t understand it until we’ve felt the heat. The consequences of touching fire differ — based on our tolerance for pain, the depth of our character, and the intensity of the drive that led us to reach out in the first place. We all have our reasons for ignoring time-tested, evangelized wisdom. Deep down, we believe our story is different.
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