Scott Clary

Research and brainstorming is huge.

I never like to just write with AI and post because I can see when somebody else does that and I'm just not a fan of it.

But researching and brainstorming is huge.

That really helps, especially at the end of the day when you're tired.

You just need like a little bit of help to get going if you're trying to write a post or trying to write anything or trying to do anything after eight hours of Zoom.

We don't have as much energy.

So I think that AI helps just get the juices flowing a little bit.

But my point with all this is you just have to think in AI.

That's the answer because you mentioned

there's so many different ways to use it and i'm mentioning a few you gotta know how to use it this is like cutting your grass with scissors or a lawnmower you gotta learn how to use the lawnmower 100 but when you think in ai is the made-up idea you're making up words and making up ideas when you think in ai you always think how could i improve or expedite this task this thing i got to do with ai that's how you go through life now just go through life like that and you're going to be fine

How do I book this travel easier with AI?

How do I write this copy or brainstorm this podcast idea or research a guest for the show?

It doesn't mean that AI has to be part of everything you do.

I think it's important that sometimes you actually do hard work yourself.

I don't think that you should outsource all your thinking to AI because that creates a whole other problem.

But for the average person who is not using it, start to just think, how do I use this to help with this task?

I'll give you an example.

My family was in town last week.

And my mom, she's retired now.

She has like all these past generation photo books, like all these like photo albums and stuff like that of all the books and stuff of our child.