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Paul Roetzer lives and breathes AI, yet even he admits every morning feels like stepping into the unknown. If you peeked at AI last quarter and called it a strategy, honey, that’s just a map. Models you trusted in January got replaced twice by now. Tools you bookmarked? Tossed aside for free versions that do more, faster. Meanwhile, your competitors? They’re not stuck rewinding, they’re already sprinting ahead since February. This isn’t a tech problem talking, it’s a curiosity problem,and that’s the one thing you can fix today. No fluff, no sugarcoating, just the truth that your polite business coach won’t dare say. Ready to stop catching up and start leading?
01/29/2026
TIL AI is secretly a courage tool.
Jim runs a self‑storage business. One day a conference lost their speaker and asked if he could fill an hour with 30 minutes’ notice. Instead of saying no, he opened Gamma, told it the topic, and built the slide deck live in front of the audience.
The only reason that worked is because he already had a daily practice of “playing” with AI. The tools were familiar enough that a crazy idea felt doable instead of terrifying.
What is one invite, pitch, or talk you *could* say yes to if you let AI handle the heavy lifting?
01/27/2026
TIL that the most powerful part of an AI event might be a chat trick with a silly name.
During the AI Festivus wrap up, they called it a "chatterfall." Ask a question. Everyone types their answer. Nobody hits send until the countdown. Then the chat floods with honest, unfiltered reactions. No back-and-forth. No performance. Just a snapshot of the room.
That tiny ritual did more to prove "you are not alone in this" than any slide could.
If you run workshops or lives, do you have a ritual you use to help people actually feel each other?
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