Ed Mylett

I think also the other thing you said that's true is like, it's more important how the content's good.

And the cream will always rise to the top.

And a human being putting out great content organically, I think will always do better than some AI generated content.

And by the way, when I see AI generated content now, I know what it is when I see it.

I can even tell when people are reading content that's AI generated on their podcasts and stuff now too.

It's made people very lazy to be creative and I think the space is gonna open up even bigger for creative people

Right.

So the other thing too, is like humans evolve.

And so right now the stage of AI, it's still pulling from what already existed.

So like, even when I ask AI, what would Ed Milet say about self-confidence?

It tells you what I would say about self-confidence three, four, and five years ago.

Not what I would say about it now as I've evolved and learned more and had more experience.

Well, I think that I used to believe that self-confidence was exclusively about keeping the promises that you make to yourself.

I now think that self-confidence is stemmed a little bit more in my own case from intention, meaning my confidence doesn't always just come from my ability, but my intent to serve.

So like when you and I are done with this interview, I'm about to go speak to, I don't know, 7,000, 8,000 people right in this arena that we're doing this in.

I'm going to want to go out there as a confident expression to myself.

I'm not going to go out there confident because I think I'm the greatest speaker in the world.

I'm going to go out there because I've attached my confidence that my intention is to make a difference for these people.

My intention is to serve them.

And so I can't control the result of it.