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3 years ago I prompted ChatGPT for info it was widely reported to get wrong.

It was *really* wrong & I walked from AI feeling echo chamber vindicated & validated. I failed to remain teachable and chose to feed my fear hungry ego instead. That was a mistake.

A friend encouraged me to try again a few weeks later. I offered the same prompt and the answer was correct this time. And it even *owned* why it got it wrong initially. It humbled me.

This was a big deal for me professionally. Witnessing the ability for a massive platform to self-correct was eye-popping, and at a speed that impressed this 20 year IT veteran and it still does today.

My early failure of contempt prior to investigation has pivoted into a lucrative ChatGPT coaching business where I train new & beginning AI users on how to use it safely & ethically from day 1.

It also moved me towards the AI Literacy Advocacy movement as my story is a classic case of what can happen if one asks themselves "what if I'm wrong?" and then take corrective action.
. . and in the middle of it all, I created an endlessly enjoyable GenAI art & music company FeistyJackball Productions as a hobby business spin-off which has certainly increased my quality of life.

I've never contributed more to society and have never been rewarded more, both personally and professionally.

This is what I do at Pcts4you.

I'll show you the way to properly onboard you and your family into our permanently changed, permanently AI Literacy demanding world 🕊️. The stakes are high, as is the demand for global individual user initiative & accountability.

No politician or policy will shield us from the *individual duty* of learning these tools which are available to all because nobody can put this genie back in the bottle. We'd have better luck uninventing fire 🔥

Fire your ego at https://pcts4you.com

In my experience, "AI consultants" tend to treat adoption like a sale, something to pitch with numbers and ROI slides. My work isn’t about selling AI. It’s about coaching people to actually use it with their own hands.

AI literacy isn’t some corporate initiative. It’s a civic skill. THAT is the fact of my 2.5 years of professional work in this space.

The same way everyone eventually learned to type, use a mouse, or send an email, people now need to know how to think with AI with their customized account specific to them.

Not having their own account coached professionally and plinking around with free versions here and there won't cut it anymore and arguably never did.

That’s why I built PCTS4You as an AI Literacy Advocacy and coaching practice, not a consulting firm. My responsibility isn’t to make companies richer. It’s to make sidelined individuals more capable, confident, & future-proof.

If AI consultants are teaching people how to drive faster cars, I’m showing them how to read the road and riding shotgun at the car dealer. Because if you can’t navigate or have option paralysis, more horsepower and fancy features won't help.

Coaching comes before selling. Literacy comes before leverage. That’s the difference that matters to me and my clients!