Allie K. Miller

Whatever sort of context you need to bring in.

Ramble, ramble, ramble.

Enter.

I do this when I'm at the hair salon, right?

I just have it ask me questions.

And while I'm sitting there with the dye on my head, I just whisper to it for 20 minutes.

And I'm able to get four hours work done in 20 minutes.

That is a crazy easy one, right?

Go Mel Robbins mode.

Go Barbara Walters mode.

Ask for AI to interview you.

It is a brilliant view into this space because so many people look at it as faster Google when it's actually a prosthesis for reinvention, right?

There is so much you can do with it.

that just searching faster almost feels limiting.

I have this post-it on my desk that says, use AI to become the person you want to be.

And it helps me get out of that productivity trap, where again, I'm just using it to write emails faster, or I'm just using it to find information.

It reminds me that the real challenge of these systems is, wait a second,

How can I take all the excuses that I've had over the last, I'm not going to say how old I am, but how can I take all the excuses and get rid of those excuses, right?

If I had had this when I was starting my business and I could go to it and say, how do I start an LLC?

What are the big concerns when I'm picking a lawyer?