@Onaara Quadri This really hits. I used to see AI as intimidating too because my value was tied to effort and time, not leverage, I’ve been in those shoes. What changed everything for me was learning to think in systems instead of tasks and using AI to support decision-making, not just speed things up. Once I shifted my focus to clarity, judgment, and where my human input mattered most, the results followed. If you’re open to it, I’m always happy to share what’s been working for me and how I made that transition. Curious, what part of this shift do you think people struggle with the most right now?

@Bree Kemp using practical tools with intention really is the game changer. I’ve been focused on streamlining workflows and using AI to boost productivity and automate repetitive tasks, with some exploration into content creation as well. Curious to hear from you, what AI tools or use cases have made the biggest impact for you so far?

@Speldon Christin Love this energy. I remember being at the stage of exploring AI and trying to figure out what actually works versus what’s just hype, I’ve been in those shoes. What made the biggest difference for me was focusing on a few practical tools and learning how to apply them to real workflows, not just experimenting for fun. When used with intention, AI can completely change efficiency and clarity. Always happy to share what’s been working for me if you’re open to it. Curious, are you more focused on productivity, content, or automation right now?

@Speldon Christin using practical tools with intention really is the game changer. I’ve been focused on streamlining workflows and using AI to boost productivity and automate repetitive tasks, with some exploration into content creation as well. Curious to hear from you, what AI tools or use cases have made the biggest impact for you so far?

@Anna Hirsch AI really shines when it’s used to enhance human decision-making, not replace it. What’s worked best for me is integrating AI into repetitive and time-consuming tasks, content drafting, data organization, research summaries, and workflow automation. That shift freed up mental space to focus on strategy, problem-solving, and innovation. The key lesson I’ve learned: AI delivers the most value when you’re clear on your goals and processes first. Used intentionally, it becomes a powerful efficiency multiplier rather than just another tool. Curious to hear, where do you think AI could create the biggest impact in your workflow right now?