Allie K. Miller

Or it's pre-making some of the decks that I have to present.

Or because I feel like I have no social life in New York, it's finding me things to do in New York that night that I can book last minute tickets for that are aligned with the types of things that I want to do.

And then even after that, it is going through all these things that are working on my list.

And it has the 2026 goals of what I want to get done.

And every single day, it's giving me two things to say.

You got to hit your weekly goal of this and this.

And it's like a double check of alignment.

The theme for my year is alignment.

I want to make sure that the actions that I'm taking are aligned to the type of impact that I want to make on this world.

I want to teach a billion people how to use AI.

If I am stuck responding to emails about support tickets, am I doing the thing that I need to do?

And so this AI is calling me out.

But it can only do that because it's connected to these systems.

It has that goal document.

And I could have done this on my own, but I am reallocating my deep intelligence and expertise and trust and authenticity into client conversations, into one-on-one conversations instead of summarizing my own calendar.

It's also, I'm a people pleaser.

Oh, not me, babe.

Take over the world.

But I think,

What AI gives me the second look into is really calling into question whether helping everyone means helping people in the right way.