Brisson Nathaniel
Celebrate every tiny victory.
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The thing that struck me most about Makgadikgadi wasn't the vastness of the...
The thing that struck me most about Makgadikgadi wasn't the vastness of the salt pans, though that is incredible. It was the silence. I mean a complete, heavy quiet that you don't get anywhere else. When the wind stops, you can hear your own heartbeat. I remember walking out onto the pan at sunset and just standing there. No birds, no insects, just me and the horizon in every direction. If you go, bring a GPS or a local guide who knows the pans. It sounds obvious but the landscape is so flat an...
Honestly, I've seen a lot of people talk about using AI for marketing or...
Honestly, I've seen a lot of people talk about using AI for marketing or backend tasks, but I went a different route. I built a micro-consulting business where I help small construction contractors win bids. I used AI to train a model on my past winning proposals, then automated the entire drafting process. My workflow is dead simple: a contractor sends me a brief (scope, location, materials), I feed it into a custom GPT that references my past templates, and it spits out a first draft in about ...
Spot on. Maun Airport is tiny but mighty. I think most people miss that it's...
Spot on. Maun Airport is tiny but mighty. I think most people miss that it's not just about booking a flight and hoping for the best. The real pro tip is timing your arrival based on the air transfer to your camp. I landed there at 11am once thinking I was early, but the bush plane schedules to the deeper Delta camps are strict. You might end up sitting at the airport for hours if you don't coordinate. The airport itself has one small cafe and a few shops, nothing fancy. I always remind people ...
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