Kris White
@kris-white.bsky.social
Multi Award-Winning Marketing Leader, AI pioneer & Speaker, working at @TechShowLondon. Striving to give value to at least 1 person with every post.
Most people don’t succeed because they’re addicted to preparation, and allergic to execution
May 15, 2025 at 4:25 PM
Most people don’t succeed because they’re addicted to preparation, and allergic to execution
Hardest thing I heard today:
‘You can’t make millions without a couple of Ls’
‘You can’t make millions without a couple of Ls’
May 15, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Hardest thing I heard today:
‘You can’t make millions without a couple of Ls’
‘You can’t make millions without a couple of Ls’
Just walked by the oh-so-familiar situation of a traffic warden/parking attendant arguing with someone over a ticket.
In 2025, surely technology can take care of this based on who/how long/where someone can be parked?
In 2025, surely technology can take care of this based on who/how long/where someone can be parked?
May 10, 2025 at 8:19 AM
Just walked by the oh-so-familiar situation of a traffic warden/parking attendant arguing with someone over a ticket.
In 2025, surely technology can take care of this based on who/how long/where someone can be parked?
In 2025, surely technology can take care of this based on who/how long/where someone can be parked?
I know the world is a shit-show at the moment but wow, #Bluesky is now just a black hole of negativity and fear mongering.
Where’s all the positive news at?
Where’s all the positive news at?
February 28, 2025 at 7:46 AM
I know the world is a shit-show at the moment but wow, #Bluesky is now just a black hole of negativity and fear mongering.
Where’s all the positive news at?
Where’s all the positive news at?
Things that keep people from fulfilling their potential:
1. Lacking the courage to try
2. Trying to please everyone
3. Imitating the desires of others
4. Chasing status without questioning why
5. Playing superhero and trying to do it all alone
6. Dividing attention between too many projects
1. Lacking the courage to try
2. Trying to please everyone
3. Imitating the desires of others
4. Chasing status without questioning why
5. Playing superhero and trying to do it all alone
6. Dividing attention between too many projects
February 27, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Things that keep people from fulfilling their potential:
1. Lacking the courage to try
2. Trying to please everyone
3. Imitating the desires of others
4. Chasing status without questioning why
5. Playing superhero and trying to do it all alone
6. Dividing attention between too many projects
1. Lacking the courage to try
2. Trying to please everyone
3. Imitating the desires of others
4. Chasing status without questioning why
5. Playing superhero and trying to do it all alone
6. Dividing attention between too many projects
Dear Bluesky,
Quick piece of advice.
When your posts include an em-dash (long hyphen) between two words with no spaces, like
This is a weird post—where’s he going with this?
It’s usually a giveaway that AI wrote it.
Sincerely,
Someone who uses AI every day.
Quick piece of advice.
When your posts include an em-dash (long hyphen) between two words with no spaces, like
This is a weird post—where’s he going with this?
It’s usually a giveaway that AI wrote it.
Sincerely,
Someone who uses AI every day.
February 20, 2025 at 10:10 PM
Dear Bluesky,
Quick piece of advice.
When your posts include an em-dash (long hyphen) between two words with no spaces, like
This is a weird post—where’s he going with this?
It’s usually a giveaway that AI wrote it.
Sincerely,
Someone who uses AI every day.
Quick piece of advice.
When your posts include an em-dash (long hyphen) between two words with no spaces, like
This is a weird post—where’s he going with this?
It’s usually a giveaway that AI wrote it.
Sincerely,
Someone who uses AI every day.
Why do the words ‘yes’ or ‘no’ feel abrupt to type nowadays? Especially on Teams/Slack.
I find myself defaulting to
yeah, yep, sure, nope, naa…
Might be a millennial thing, or maybe just me
I find myself defaulting to
yeah, yep, sure, nope, naa…
Might be a millennial thing, or maybe just me
February 6, 2025 at 10:02 AM
Why do the words ‘yes’ or ‘no’ feel abrupt to type nowadays? Especially on Teams/Slack.
I find myself defaulting to
yeah, yep, sure, nope, naa…
Might be a millennial thing, or maybe just me
I find myself defaulting to
yeah, yep, sure, nope, naa…
Might be a millennial thing, or maybe just me
The cost of entry and ability to work with AI is the lowest it will ever be.
Upskilling now will not only future-proof employees for the future, but offer a competitive advantage as others play catch up.
Upskilling now will not only future-proof employees for the future, but offer a competitive advantage as others play catch up.
January 26, 2025 at 6:34 PM
The cost of entry and ability to work with AI is the lowest it will ever be.
Upskilling now will not only future-proof employees for the future, but offer a competitive advantage as others play catch up.
Upskilling now will not only future-proof employees for the future, but offer a competitive advantage as others play catch up.
Some practical marketing advice 👇
How many of these do you adhere to?
How many of these do you adhere to?
January 22, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Some practical marketing advice 👇
How many of these do you adhere to?
How many of these do you adhere to?
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Introducing the Tech Show London 2025 Headline Speaker, Chris Barton!
Join Chris as he recounts his groundbreaking journey with Shazam - the first AI product to achieve mass consumer adoption. 🎶
Free tickets are still available for 12-13 March:
www.techshowlondon.co.uk?utm_source=l...
Join Chris as he recounts his groundbreaking journey with Shazam - the first AI product to achieve mass consumer adoption. 🎶
Free tickets are still available for 12-13 March:
www.techshowlondon.co.uk?utm_source=l...
January 22, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Introducing the Tech Show London 2025 Headline Speaker, Chris Barton!
Join Chris as he recounts his groundbreaking journey with Shazam - the first AI product to achieve mass consumer adoption. 🎶
Free tickets are still available for 12-13 March:
www.techshowlondon.co.uk?utm_source=l...
Join Chris as he recounts his groundbreaking journey with Shazam - the first AI product to achieve mass consumer adoption. 🎶
Free tickets are still available for 12-13 March:
www.techshowlondon.co.uk?utm_source=l...
Reposted by Kris White
The Dawn of a New Era 🌩️
Discover AI-ready infrastructure, robust and scalable solutions, and strategies to secure high-performance workloads on 12-13 March 2025 at Excel London.
Secure your ticket to Cloud & AI Infrastructure today! 🎟️
www.cloudaiinfrastructure.com?utm_source=l...
Discover AI-ready infrastructure, robust and scalable solutions, and strategies to secure high-performance workloads on 12-13 March 2025 at Excel London.
Secure your ticket to Cloud & AI Infrastructure today! 🎟️
www.cloudaiinfrastructure.com?utm_source=l...
January 21, 2025 at 2:59 PM
The Dawn of a New Era 🌩️
Discover AI-ready infrastructure, robust and scalable solutions, and strategies to secure high-performance workloads on 12-13 March 2025 at Excel London.
Secure your ticket to Cloud & AI Infrastructure today! 🎟️
www.cloudaiinfrastructure.com?utm_source=l...
Discover AI-ready infrastructure, robust and scalable solutions, and strategies to secure high-performance workloads on 12-13 March 2025 at Excel London.
Secure your ticket to Cloud & AI Infrastructure today! 🎟️
www.cloudaiinfrastructure.com?utm_source=l...
Reposted by Kris White
ChatGPT now lets you schedule reminders and recurring tasks
ChatGPT now lets you schedule reminders and recurring tasks
Paying users of OpenAI’s ChatGPT can now ask the AI assistant to schedule reminders or recurring requests. The new beta feature, called tasks, will start rolling out to ChatGPT Plus, Team, and Pro users around the globe this week. With tasks, users can…
tcrn.ch
January 14, 2025 at 6:05 PM
ChatGPT now lets you schedule reminders and recurring tasks
The UK unveiled plans to become a leader in AI:
📍 AI Growth Zones: Fast-track areas for AI infrastructure
🏥 Streamlined Public Services:
Will reduce time-consuming admin
⚡️ New Supercomputer:
Will boost computing power twentyfold
📈 Economic Growth:
Adds £47bn to the economy each year
Exciting!
📍 AI Growth Zones: Fast-track areas for AI infrastructure
🏥 Streamlined Public Services:
Will reduce time-consuming admin
⚡️ New Supercomputer:
Will boost computing power twentyfold
📈 Economic Growth:
Adds £47bn to the economy each year
Exciting!
January 14, 2025 at 2:21 PM
The UK unveiled plans to become a leader in AI:
📍 AI Growth Zones: Fast-track areas for AI infrastructure
🏥 Streamlined Public Services:
Will reduce time-consuming admin
⚡️ New Supercomputer:
Will boost computing power twentyfold
📈 Economic Growth:
Adds £47bn to the economy each year
Exciting!
📍 AI Growth Zones: Fast-track areas for AI infrastructure
🏥 Streamlined Public Services:
Will reduce time-consuming admin
⚡️ New Supercomputer:
Will boost computing power twentyfold
📈 Economic Growth:
Adds £47bn to the economy each year
Exciting!
With X and now Meta nuking themselves into oblivion, this may be Bluesky’s best opportunity to seize market share.
Go go go! 🏃
www.socialmediatoday.com/news/bluesky...
Go go go! 🏃
www.socialmediatoday.com/news/bluesky...
Bluesky Launches New Funding Push To Capitalize on Opportunities
Can Bluesky maximize its potential as a social media alternative?
www.socialmediatoday.com
January 10, 2025 at 8:26 AM
With X and now Meta nuking themselves into oblivion, this may be Bluesky’s best opportunity to seize market share.
Go go go! 🏃
www.socialmediatoday.com/news/bluesky...
Go go go! 🏃
www.socialmediatoday.com/news/bluesky...
As a productivity junkie, I’ve heard a lot about ‘time boxing’ but haven’t actually tried it.
Has anyone had success with this method? Would you recommend it?
hbr.org/2021/09/what...
Has anyone had success with this method? Would you recommend it?
hbr.org/2021/09/what...
What’s the #1 Productivity Tool? For Me, It’s Timeboxing.
Do you often find yourself carrying forward tasks that should be done today to tomorrow, and then the next day, and then the day after that? To-do lists gave the author, Neha Kirpalani, a sense of rea...
hbr.org
January 7, 2025 at 9:31 PM
As a productivity junkie, I’ve heard a lot about ‘time boxing’ but haven’t actually tried it.
Has anyone had success with this method? Would you recommend it?
hbr.org/2021/09/what...
Has anyone had success with this method? Would you recommend it?
hbr.org/2021/09/what...
Automation? Hyper-personalisation? Content creation? AI agents on the way?
AI + Digital Marketing = so hot right now.
AI + Digital Marketing = so hot right now.
January 6, 2025 at 9:07 PM
Automation? Hyper-personalisation? Content creation? AI agents on the way?
AI + Digital Marketing = so hot right now.
AI + Digital Marketing = so hot right now.
“Happiness is simply the absence of unhappiness” - Mo Gawdat
Sounds basic, but think about it.
Striving for ‘more’ like material possessions, career growth or a social following won’t address your underlying problems.
Until you identify + address the root of your unhappiness, nothing changes.
Sounds basic, but think about it.
Striving for ‘more’ like material possessions, career growth or a social following won’t address your underlying problems.
Until you identify + address the root of your unhappiness, nothing changes.
January 6, 2025 at 5:41 PM
“Happiness is simply the absence of unhappiness” - Mo Gawdat
Sounds basic, but think about it.
Striving for ‘more’ like material possessions, career growth or a social following won’t address your underlying problems.
Until you identify + address the root of your unhappiness, nothing changes.
Sounds basic, but think about it.
Striving for ‘more’ like material possessions, career growth or a social following won’t address your underlying problems.
Until you identify + address the root of your unhappiness, nothing changes.
Some handy reminders from entrepreneur Matt Gray to have your best year yet:
1️⃣ If it's not a "Hell Yes," it's a no
2️⃣ Epic days create epic years
3️⃣ Insanely simple beats complicated every time
4️⃣ Put skin in the game (book it, buy it, commit)
1️⃣ If it's not a "Hell Yes," it's a no
2️⃣ Epic days create epic years
3️⃣ Insanely simple beats complicated every time
4️⃣ Put skin in the game (book it, buy it, commit)
January 6, 2025 at 8:00 AM
Some handy reminders from entrepreneur Matt Gray to have your best year yet:
1️⃣ If it's not a "Hell Yes," it's a no
2️⃣ Epic days create epic years
3️⃣ Insanely simple beats complicated every time
4️⃣ Put skin in the game (book it, buy it, commit)
1️⃣ If it's not a "Hell Yes," it's a no
2️⃣ Epic days create epic years
3️⃣ Insanely simple beats complicated every time
4️⃣ Put skin in the game (book it, buy it, commit)
I’d highly recommend giving the Morning Brew newsletter a read.
It's an awesome daily email that delivers the top business news in a way that's informative and entertaining.
Best of all, it's free, and only takes 5 minutes to read each morning.
www.morningbrew.com/r?kid=5f8dfd01
It's an awesome daily email that delivers the top business news in a way that's informative and entertaining.
Best of all, it's free, and only takes 5 minutes to read each morning.
www.morningbrew.com/r?kid=5f8dfd01
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January 5, 2025 at 11:56 AM
I’d highly recommend giving the Morning Brew newsletter a read.
It's an awesome daily email that delivers the top business news in a way that's informative and entertaining.
Best of all, it's free, and only takes 5 minutes to read each morning.
www.morningbrew.com/r?kid=5f8dfd01
It's an awesome daily email that delivers the top business news in a way that's informative and entertaining.
Best of all, it's free, and only takes 5 minutes to read each morning.
www.morningbrew.com/r?kid=5f8dfd01
Found this marketing advice on another platform - thoughts?
January 4, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Found this marketing advice on another platform - thoughts?
“Many users will just be happy to get that extra engagement, whether it’s artificial or not.”
Jeez - things are feeling more Black Mirror by the month.
Quick reminder, if you post only to get followers, you’re not here the right reasons 🤷♂️
www.marketingdive.com/news/Meta-ai...
Jeez - things are feeling more Black Mirror by the month.
Quick reminder, if you post only to get followers, you’re not here the right reasons 🤷♂️
www.marketingdive.com/news/Meta-ai...
Sociable: Meta’s plan to unleash AI bot profiles could actually work
The tech giant is planning to deploy millions of generative AI characters and have them pose as actual users on Facebook and Instagram.
www.marketingdive.com
January 4, 2025 at 3:37 PM
“Many users will just be happy to get that extra engagement, whether it’s artificial or not.”
Jeez - things are feeling more Black Mirror by the month.
Quick reminder, if you post only to get followers, you’re not here the right reasons 🤷♂️
www.marketingdive.com/news/Meta-ai...
Jeez - things are feeling more Black Mirror by the month.
Quick reminder, if you post only to get followers, you’re not here the right reasons 🤷♂️
www.marketingdive.com/news/Meta-ai...
Reposted by Kris White
Someone on Reddit searched for (the non-existent) John Wick 5, and Google spared no expense to lie to them.
January 3, 2025 at 11:02 AM
Someone on Reddit searched for (the non-existent) John Wick 5, and Google spared no expense to lie to them.
Most companies remain siloed, risk-averse, and slow to adapt to AI.
Competence and proactivity in managing this change will become a strategic advantage in ‘25.
martech.org/lessons-from...
Competence and proactivity in managing this change will become a strategic advantage in ‘25.
martech.org/lessons-from...
Lessons from AI’s 2024 rise and a pragmatic path for marketing in 2025 | MarTech
Reflect on the impact of AI on 2024 but also consider what comes next in 2025.
martech.org
January 3, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Most companies remain siloed, risk-averse, and slow to adapt to AI.
Competence and proactivity in managing this change will become a strategic advantage in ‘25.
martech.org/lessons-from...
Competence and proactivity in managing this change will become a strategic advantage in ‘25.
martech.org/lessons-from...
I enjoy this quote from Susan Sontag on finding the courage to change this year:
"I must change my life so that I can live it, not wait for it."
"I must change my life so that I can live it, not wait for it."
January 3, 2025 at 2:24 PM
I enjoy this quote from Susan Sontag on finding the courage to change this year:
"I must change my life so that I can live it, not wait for it."
"I must change my life so that I can live it, not wait for it."