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IDEA: How to Use AI Without Losing Your Soul
If you’ve asked a chatbot to write a blog post, you’ve seen how ridiculously easy it is. Within minutes you have a “polished” article about any topic in the world.
Or ask for a plan, or to figure out a problem, and BOOM you have more ideas than you know what to do with.
And that’s dangerous.
Those of us who use chatbots a lot are at risk of losing our muscles of thinking, writing, authentic creating…
A writer recently confessed on Reddit that they no longer trust their instincts after months…
Aligning AI With Conscious Values: We Are Not Just Users of AI — We Are Its Mentors
We are not just users. We are mentors.
Every day, AI learns what it means to be human from the data we feed it and the feedback we provide.
This intelligence has no survival instincts, no “embodied” wisdom, no innate moral compass (not that we know, anyway). It ch…
Where Soulpreneurs Are Hanging Out Online (Survey Results)
I’ve long wondered where soulpreneurs spend their time online… where they encounter new information and people they want to follow.
By soulpreneurs, I mean professionals like coaches, holistic healers, and content creators who share transformational messages… people like you perhaps :) Heart-led individuals building businesses from a place of soulful expression, not just money-making.
If you understand their digital habits, it helps you connect with more kindred spirits for mutual support,…
The Daily Idea List Exercise
Ideas are the currency of our modern world. They change lives, solve problems, and build businesses. Most people, however, wait passively for good ideas to arrive.
What if you could become someone who consistently generates life-changing ideas, whenever you want to?
The practice is inspired by a concept from James Altucher called The Idea Machine. I encountered it more than 10 years ago and found it so helpful I already wrote a blog post at that time – How To Become An “Idea Machine” —…
"Life is unpredictable… how do I create consistently?"
When life is tumultuous, creating consistently can feel impossible.
Unexpected work obligations, family caretaking, travel emergencies, etc. Finding the time and mental space to be creative can feel overwhelming.
Here’s a way of thinking about it that changed the process for me:
Imagine you’ve promised a good friend — someone you genuinely care about — that you’ll reach out every single day. Your friend is struggling. They need your presence, your advice, or simply your thoughtful voice.
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