I’m wrestling with whether I’m becoming too dependent on AI for critical thinking, especially after it helped me create an entire quiz for my business.

While I don’t use it for actual writing, I’ve noticed I’m defaulting to AI for brainstorming, research, and problem-solving more quickly than I used to. I’m exploring the line between helpful automation and potentially weakening my own thinking muscles.

*This episode description was written by Claude AI.*

I've been reflecting on my upcoming conversation with Charlotte Crowther, focusing on the importance of signature frameworks in content strategy. After attending Craft and Commerce, I discovered that aligning my mindset with business goals is crucial—like creating a system to help my business thrive without constant oversight. I'm currently brainstorming names for my framework, which might be called the "Chaos to Clarity Map," and I'm eager to share my thoughts and get your feedback on this evolving concept.

*Disclosure: This copy was written by superwhisper.*

In today's episode, I'm diving into my experience with a new voice notes app that's significantly better than my old standby, Whisper Memos. I'll share how its features, like context and AI prompts, are having a positive impact on my recording process and reducing extra steps.

Additionally, I'm recording a new LinkedIn Learning course on using generative AI to create a movie database web application, highlighting the exciting evolution of vibe coding from planning to execution.

*This description was written by superwhisper/OpenAI.*