We glorify the grind. We love the image of the exhausted founder squeezing the last drop of effort out of a 16-hour day.

One common complaint: “AI chatbots makes everything sound generic.” → aka AI slop.

Your written AI policy says, “Use caution.” (I mean, that is if you even have one....)

We all have half-baked ideas sitting in tons of notebooks (no, just us??). But which ones are worth your time?

The workshop ended at 3:00 p.m. Everyone felt energized. People had ideas. Someone called a prompt a "game changer" (🤢 🤮), which is usually when I PItch Perfect-barf mid-sentence while I check the ceiling tiles for a hidden LinkedIn motivational speaker.

NotebookLM offers you a way to think more deeply with your notes.

In The Good Place, Mindy St. Claire lives in the Medium Place: a beige afterlife reserved for a person whose moral score landed squarely between eternal paradise and eternal pain.

Answering your questions about business and technology

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Why would someone pay for the $200+/month AI plans?~ Elle

1. The "More Research" Bunny Crater: You're not "preparing"; but you are likely attempting to avoid starting. Drowning in data rarely leads to action, just more questions.

A client once sent us a draft with the subject line: “Help. This is spaghetti.”