Mark Halperin

And somebody bought you a plow and set it next to your farm.

First plow you ever owned.

And you couldn't just sit there and do nothing and say the plow is going to work itself.

You have to put the plow on.

You have to start using it.

You have to start practicing it.

I'm no longer worried about myself or my family because I've read the Matt Schumer essay, and I'm fully engaged.

I'm fully engaged.

I don't do as well as I should, and I'll talk about that in a second.

But you've got to get fully engaged, okay?

So here's what Matt Schumer said in this essay.

And by the way, the link to it, it's on the interweb.

You can see it in the show description on YouTube or if you're listening to the podcast.

So go read the whole thing.

But don't read it now because I'm not done talking here.

Here's some of the things he says.

You've got to commit to daily experimentation with AI.

You can't just use it when you've got something to do.

He recommends an hour a day.

An hour a day, not using it to solve practical problems, to deal with specific situations.