Allie K. Miller

To think that you should not use AI in that process might also be wrong.

So anytime that I'm coming up with like a big plan, right?

Let's say that I'm coming up with a plan for how I want to show up to this podcast.

I might ask AI to interview me and ask, like go full Mel Robbins on me and just say, hey, ask me 20 questions to get out more information that I can work from.

I might say, here's my plan.

What are five risks that I might not be thinking about?

And what are ways to mitigate those risks?

I might say, what are 10 crazy ways to make this more interesting?

And maybe it tells me to bring a yellow pen because it's all male-branded.

And obviously, that's a small example, but your work can be so much better.

And I think so many people fall into this productivity trap.

And the third, which is even harder to figure out, is doing new stuff differently.

right?

So doing things that you're already doing today, but faster, things you're already doing today, but better.

And then net new, holy cow, can you even believe I did that?

And I'll give you one example here, just because it's personal life.

It's not, you know, life changing, right?

When you hear it, but then you hear a little bit of value and you go, wow, they really did that.

Woman that I talked, I joined like a Mahjong club in New York.

obviously.