10/05/2026
When I have an idea for a new offer, a system, or a piece of software, I bring my own thoughts and experience into the conversation with AI.
I can ask it to help me spot assumptions and blind spots I'm not seeing, then use my own judgment to make a decision.
That's the thinking layer of my AI iceberg.
Content and productivity are above the water. Underneath are thinking, discernment, and ethics and responsibility.
These deeper questions are where I spend a lot of my time: what fits, what can I leave behind, and where does a human need to take over?
If you're a coach, that also means thinking about the client information you're putting into a tool and who is affected by that choice.
You still hold the reins.
In this video, I walk through the five layers and questions you can bring to each one.
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