If you're an anxious person(like me)
do everything for fun
go to a job interview for fun
submit documents for fun
start a blog for fun.
Anxiety feeds on importance so don't make everything a matter of life and death!
(A lesson learned today)
Today I learnt about Cyberdecks, and it blew my mind!
Its all on the internet like TikTok and Reddit etc
A pocket sized DIY computers MEANT To look assembled rather than pre bought
What’s especially fascinating about this movement is that it’s being driven by the internet girlies!
Do not become a human wrapper around AI!
If you give data to an agent, copy its response, and hand it back as "insight," you've added zero value.
Your value is what happens after the output:
→ Question the framing
→ Find what was missed
→ Push deeper into the evidence
→ Bring in context
→ Form a point of view
Use AI to remove tedious work and don't remove yourself from thinking
Otherwise, why should anyone ask you instead of asking the agent directly?
@laurencebuilds The best founders I’ve seen stay curious longer than they stay certain. The moment learning stops, the company starts paying the price.
Everyone's racing to learn prompt engineering
But this skill will get you ahead of 99% people
and it's COMMUNICATION
The ability to translate AI outputs into human action
Become the translation layer now
→ Simplify AI insights to one sentence
→ Add context AI can't see
→ Always ask "So what?" after every AI insight
The translators are getting hired faster while everyone else takes another prompt course
Don’t compete with AI learn how to work with it.
Build strong domain expertise, improve your prompting skills, understand how AI fits into business workflows, and focus on the human skills technology cannot replace: judgment, communication, creativity, and strategic thinking.
Anthropic reached a $1.5 billion settlement in a copyright case brought by a group of authors who accused it of misusing their books to train its Claude AI model, the largest known settlement of its kind https://t.co/LgIIIb8lSI
@Ananyaa_VA Exactly. I noticed that too. Even when I wasn’t mindlessly scrolling just the constant urge to check, create, and keep up was taking more mental space, its a loop
I recently started using Instagram for content after 2 years, and after experiencing life without it coming back feels strange.
It’s wild how quickly something that’s useful for creation can start feeling like a distraction