“I tried ChatGPT once and it was just useless, so I stopped.”

That’s one of the most common things we hear. And we get it.

In our current world, where most people think AI is writing everything, how do you prove your words are your own? 

You know who didn’t tear apart my writing, mock my journaling habit, or call me delusional for starting a business? Literally everyone I know.

AI tools like ChatGPT are great for speeding up repetitive tasks

If your “happy place” is anywhere but your life, maybe it’s time to plant some new seeds.  

Every “innovative” idea we’ve had started the same way: with people.

Yesterday was the first day of the second half of the year (well, it was when I wrote it on July 1, 2025). A little mind-boggling, but it's a time when many of us check in on ourselves to see how we are progressing towards the goals we have set.

Most people blame ChatGPT for bad answers. The real problem? Your question sucked.

To me, book summaries are like buying a ticket to Disney World and then only riding the monorail while still thinking you got the entire magical experience.

We didn’t wake up one day and decide, “Let’s be innovators.”