Allie K. Miller

You can use these tools if you're a non-technical, non-coding business professional.

And I know it because I see it every single day.

I'm working with Fortune 500 CEOs who are, you know, secretly kind of telling me, hey, I don't actually know what is happening in these systems.

Can you show me?

I work with business professionals.

I've taught courses.

I've taught millions of people.

They realize in that moment, those first five minutes, they go, it's this easy?

Why did no one tell me it's this easy?

But it takes time.

opening the computer and having that moment of humility and going, I'm okay feeling dumb in this moment.

I'm okay, you know, having a little bit of fun and experimentation because I know in the next five minutes I'm going to learn something that I didn't know before.

It's an important thing to just acknowledge.

Like, you can come up with these excuses.

You can say, I'm too busy.

Everyone's too busy.

You can say, I'm not an engineer.

You have to kind of come to terms with the fact that millions of people have figured out the most advanced tools.

So they figured it out.

Even if that means falling, you know, behind, again, in air quotes, for two weeks down.