Allie K. Miller

just to be able to kind of get to this next paradigm.

Two things that I would want that person to do.

The first is,

is to kind of hold onto this idea that habits will open up new use cases for you.

And so one of the most important things that you can do is just make it a habit, make it something that you're going to, even outside of, oh, I need to find the answer to like, where is Aspire filmed or whatever.

outside of an actual search engine question.

You got to start going to it with the weird stuff.

So, hey, walk me through the entire process of setting up my first Google AdWords campaign or taking a photo while you're on your walk and saying, what is this tree?

Can I plant it in my house?

And by the way, give me five ways to become a better botanist in my life.

Like that is not as much of a glorified search engine that's taking action on your life.

Having that be a habit, having that be something that you go to.

I literally have a Post-it on my computer.

I had this for the first like three years that just said AI question mark.

Right.

And just reminding myself, like, just try the thing.

The second, which is way weirder to say and happy to go into it with examples, is that AI is not a tool.

So if I... I know.

I know.

Because if you think about it as a tool, you'll think of maybe something beyond glorified search engine and you'll go up one level.