07/06/2026
I shared recently that I have a new colleague: Claude AI.
The relationship is already very clear.
ChatGPT is where I throw ideas, test thoughts, argue with myself, and occasionally spiral into subjects that have nothing to do with the original task.
Claude is a geek.
It has been a week, and we have already done a lot. We have also painfully discovered that there is a lot more to do.
Back to square one.
Ideas are always available. Good ideas are not even that rare.
Ex*****on is where the differentiation happens.
The to-do list keeps growing. Time feels different. Some days it genuinely feels like we are running towards a finish line that keeps moving further away.
I watch a lot of content about business and entrepreneurship. I never miss an episode of Anatomy of a Dream. I pick one small idea, apply it, see what happens, then move on to the next.
The reality behind the screen is far less glamorous.
I am still alone behind the keyboard.
My hands are full.
I work every day. I make time to learn. I set aside budget to experiment. And I keep enough faith in reserve to accept the cost of both.
What AI has taught me so far is that it is no longer a nice-to-have.
It’s a must.
But, like every tool, its value depends on how well you use it.
And that is where I know I am still missing part of the picture.
Oddly enough, I don’t think I need classes to learn AI.
I think I need rooms full of curious people.
Because most of my mistakes are not about applying the answers.
They come from asking the wrong questions.
So for now, I remain what I have always been:
Curious.
A little overwhelmed.
Willing to learn.
For those of you using AI every day, what is the one thing you do with it that genuinely saves you time or makes you better at your job?
I am collecting ideas. Steal-worthy ones are particularly welcome.