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"So I use AI all the time, it helps me organise, outline and optimise my work. But I never replace it with the human heart behind the message. So AI as a tool, not the touch. And if you want to use it the right way, just structure ideas around it, but let your heart write the story. I love that I do have an episode on sports class titles. Humans first, AI next. Yeah, the eye is meant to be on the system, not the controller. So you have actually coached many founders who here. So people have fear of projection, people have fear of exposure. So how do you help them transform fear into free field feasibility? Yeah, this is a really like, it's a common theme with amazing brilliant minds that I've met with So many people fear visibility because they either fear rejection or being put in the wrong light."

"unlike a textbook, the AI gives you tailor made snippets. Unlike a google search or documentation you outsource the understanding, by removing the friction you're removing the learning moments. Trying to understand finished solutions isn't nearly as effective as figuring them out yourself. I've been trying to apply AI to streamline learning, trying to remove friction just like you, but without a bit of a back and forth and effort it just doesn't stick, at this moment here's my use: I don't use it unless I need to. First i try at least 3 different approaches to progress myself, if i'm stuck and need a guidance i tell it the 3 attempts and that i need a hint on how to find a solution, you never eat the solution outright, but rather be shown a path toward it. Another usecase is asking about documentation, i often get lost there 😭 Also idk if I understood the post correctly, but it sounds like you're outsourcing your thinking and system design to AI? which is the skill you should be improving rather than just writing code"

"TripPocket: An all-in-one travel planner to declutter your phone from dozens of travel apps. I was so tired of constantly switching between a dozen different apps while traveling, so I built an all-in-one solution: **TripPocket**. (And yes, it’s completely free for now during launch) I developed TripPocket to end the chaos we all go through when planning a trip. You just type in your destination, and it organizes the rest for you. Here are the features designed to make your travels incredibly easy: 🏛️ **City-Specific Tours, Museums & Dining:** Just enter the city you're visiting. The most popular museums, historical sites, restaurants, and tour options instantly appear right in front of you. ✈️ **Flights, Hotels, & Transport Deals:** I’ve brought the world's most trusted platforms (like Trip, GetYourGuide, etc.) under one roof. With one click, we direct you to the best options for flights, hotels, local transit, taxis, luggage storage (Bounce), travel insurance, and even flight delay compensation. 📲 **Discounted eSIM Packages:** Stop paying crazy roaming fees abroad. We display discounted data packages from top eSIM providers like Airalo and Holafly side-by-side so you can choose the best one. 💰 **Budget & Expense Tracker:** Easily log what you spend during your vacation. Visual graphs help you keep your budget in check so you can enjoy your trip without financial stress. 📸 **Interactive Travel Map & Memories:** Upload the photos you take abroad, and the app uses their location data to pin every city you’ve visited on a map. You can create awesome photo collages showing your travel footprint to share with friends or on social media. 🤖 **AI-Powered Personal Route Planning:** Enter your destination, budget, and trip length, and our AI will generate a personalized, day-by-day itinerary for you. You can easily tweak and edit the route however you like. It’s basically everything you need for pre-trip planning and on-the-go travel, right in your pocket. I’d be ..."

"We are seeking a highly technical Vice President of Infrastructure to build and scale the foundational infrastructure powering our AI cloud platform. This is a hands-on executive leadership role. While you will own infrastructure strategy, organizational growth, and executive-level decision making, we expect you to remain deeply engaged in architecture, design, and engineering execution. You should expect to spend approximately 30-40% of your time directly contributing to technical design, architecture reviews, debugging critical production issues, and partnering with engineers on implementation."