Learn Faster, Teach Easier (Part 2)

Expressing original thought is an exercise of freedom.

To do so in whatever medium makes sense to you requires you to let go of whatever egoic pretense you might have.

Whatever you think of yourself, has to stay at the door.

You think another checklist or downloadable template will sculpt a personal OS that works for (and with) you?

That vision of JARVIS, or like the movie Her, is not a far thought. It's not a technical limitation that's holding citizens from accessing AI in the capacity it was created for, it's faulty design.

Fault of a movement, backed by consistent vision and effort.

This doesn't happen with walls of texts.

It happens in moments. Fear, pain, need for a solution.

Capturing that is the art of sales, it's storytelling, not another CRM or SaaS.

The average citizen only (financially and mentally) has access to a certain bandwidth of learning and expansion.

The experience of hitting that bandwidth is one of pain, met with fear and frustrations.

To become more capable of compressing time and doing more with what you have.

Principles drive the behavior because if you contemplate that for more than a moment, you can see it's worth figuring out how, and by any means.

This is what I think about as a solo founder, I started this mission with the readiness to dedicate my working hours to creating better AI-use in the world.

This isn't novel, I'm not alone in that mission, you're here for a reason too.

To want to learn.

To want to make things easier.

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