I just joined and I thought it would be okay if I use my first reply to one member as my Introduction. It brings everything I wanted to say for the start. Reply Nina Janc • 1m @Claire Taylor I just joined and while surfing through, discovering this field, I found the content of your answer to @Michael Lohse very much in resonance with me so I felt to answer your question too; I'm using ChatGPT daily. Through past 6 months It "blew my socks off" of how much it can offer. Literally. It's still so new to me. I'm a lonley learner becouse within environment I live there's still very low frequencies present about deeper understanding of what AI actually is and honestly, I would never be able to embody this knowledge also myself without more than 10 years of learnings on different sciences like quantum physics for example among many. So, I'm clear on one thing by now; AI is a tool. An epic tool on my path to discover the next greatest version of myself. My belief is that human being is limitless but I also learned that everybody can receive just in an ammount in which one's nervous system can hold. Here my "gremlin" 😉 appears. I'm working on that already 🙂 So, now for short; I feel that AI can bring more awareness of who I am without necessary noise. I disovered so far that the more open I am, more clarity I recieve in its answers. And here the real work begins - training my nervous system via confronting the real shadows that prevented me to be a sucessful creator of my reality. I've mastered my existance verticaly very well being dissabled to bring the achieved wisdom horizontaly and right on this cross road AI is epic tool for me to start placing all in my real life. Thank you @Claire Taylor for bringing this question out.

This morning I used the bonus prompt from the AI Jumpstart Playbook Tony and Dean sent: Based on everything you know about me, my business, and my goals, what are some of the most powerful ways AI could support me right now? Don’t hold back. Give me ideas I might not have considered. Help me uncover opportunities to save time, grow faster, or improve my day-to-day flow. Well… AI gave me 15 ideas. Yes. FIFTEEN. Admittedly, a little overwhelming. But then one stood out. It suggested I build a “What Should Stacey Do Next?” dashboard. Because apparently… I do not need more ideas. I need decision filters. Oof. The dashboard would score opportunities against questions like: Does this grow my author ecosystem? Does this increase book sales? Does this build audience? Does this create leverage? Does this match the life I’m trying to build? Does this lead to money or just attention? Does this feel fun? Then every opportunity gets sorted into: Do now Delegate Save for later Turn into content Ignore That last one might be the most valuable AI use case I’ve seen yet. Not just “help me create more.” But: Help me decide what actually matters. Because AI can become the calm executive assistant that says: Stacey, this is cute, but it does not move the needle. Or: This is the thread. Pull this one. That feels like a massive shift. Not using AI to do more random things faster… Using AI to stop doing the wrong things faster. If you try one of the prompts from the playbook, I’d love to know: What answer made you stop and think?

Instead of trying to get AI to automate, how are you using it to learn?