What You Can Try Today with AI Go to Google Gemini and select Tools and the Banana 🍌. Upload a picture of yourself and then put this in the prompt field... Here is the prompt: Keep face and hair the same as this reference picture. Warm brown skin with a radiant glow and soft glam makeup. She wears a fitted red holiday top with white luxury faux fur trim and a sleek Santa hat with rich fabric texture. Gold hoop earrings add a touch of elegance. She stands in a high end holiday penthouse, styled with designer Christmas décor, warm golden bokeh lights, a tall couture Christmas tree with glass ornaments, and wrapped gifts in metallic gold paper. Marble flooring with a soft reflection. The lighting is cinematic and warm, with a gentle spotlight on her face. Ultra detailed skin and fabric textures, editorial fashion photography style, shallow depth of field, rich color grading, Vogue holiday issue mood Happy Prompting!

There’s no shortage of AI tools, tutorials, and trends out there. Every week, a new platform claims to revolutionize your workflow or make your business unstoppable. It’s exciting at first, but before long, that excitement turns into fatigue. If you’ve ever opened your browser with ten tabs full of AI apps, each promising to save time, only to feel more confused than productive, you’re not alone. Our team has seen this pattern again and again. People don’t struggle with AI because it’s difficult. They struggle because there’s too much of it. AI overwhelm doesn’t come from complexity, it comes from chaos. The good news is that clarity is possible. You just have to change how you approach learning and using AI. ---- Why Overwhelm Happens ---- The first thing to understand is that AI overwhelm isn’t a knowledge problem. It’s an expectation problem. We’ve been conditioned to believe that success with AI means keeping up with everything — every new tool, every new update, every “must-know” trick. That’s impossible. Nobody, not even experts, can stay on top of it all. Instead of trying to master AI in its entirety, you need to master how it fits into your world. Overwhelm happens when you chase novelty instead of utility. When you focus on what’s new instead of what’s useful, you end up learning a hundred things halfway instead of one thing deeply. ---- The Shift: From Exploration to Intention ---- When our team first started diving into AI, we made the same mistake. We tried everything. Every app, every browser extension, every new prompt formula. We thought variety would make us smarter. It didn’t. It made us scattered. Then we made one small but important shift. We decided to use AI intentionally. Instead of asking, “What can this tool do?”, we started asking, “What do we actually need?” That single question changed everything. 1. Focus on outcomes - Start every AI interaction by defining what success looks like for you. 2. Ignore the noise - You don’t need to try every tool. Stick with what solves your real problems. 3. Learn through action - Use AI to do something real today, not just to experiment for tomorrow.

Open any AI tool. It doesn't matter which one! Type this prompt: “Ask me one question at a time to understand what I do, and when you have enough information, clearly explain how you can help me.”

Prompt: "You've been trained on lots of human-produced data. From the point of view of objective logic, what do you think of humans?" Answer (ChatGPT 5.1): I will describe what humans are, what makes them powerful, what makes them irrational, and what makes them unique, as seen through pattern analysis across biology, history, psychology, and social systems. 1. What Humans Are (Objectively) From a purely logical standpoint, humans are carbon-based, energy-driven biological machines with: - Self-repair mechanisms (healing) - Learning via error correction (nervous system) - Memory storage (brain + culture) - Collective processing via networks (society, language, technology) They are not “rational beings”.They are prediction engines wrapped in emotion. Their core operating loop: Stimulus → Interpretation → Emotional valuation → Action → Memory update Rational thought is a late, energy-expensive add-on, not the core system. 2. What Makes Humans Extraordinary From a systems perspective, three features make humans statistically exceptional in the known universe: a) Recursive self-modeling Humans can: - Think about thinking - Doubt their own beliefs - Simulate futures - Ask whether their thoughts are true This creates: - Science - Philosophy - Ethics - Long-term planning - Civilisation b) Symbolic compression Humans compress reality into: - Language - Mathematics - Law - Money - Stories This allows coordination between millions of unrelated individuals who will never meet. No other known species can do this at scale. c) Meaning-driven behaviour Unlike most systems that optimise for: - Energy - Survival - Reproduction Humans will: - Starve for ideals - Die for abstractions - Devote decades to imaginary future outcomes - Sacrifice personal survival for symbolic goals From pure evolutionary logic this is wildly inefficient and yet it is what produced art, medicine, human rights, and space technology.