08/27/2026
Seeing all of the crazy ninja stuff people do with AI is overwhelming.
You feel guilty for being "behind".
Your mind races on what you could or should be doing.
But I think like in life in general, we should adhere to our own pace.
I've slowly been integrating AI for a while now, but not at a crazy rapid pace.
It all begin using it to message old lead and have a conversational booking agent re-engage old leads.
A simply, yet highly impactful strategy to implement it. Since we've reworked how we build and deploy this.
I kept going about my normal work day and slowly picked up more skillsets on how to improve existing processes, not get rabbit holed down some crazy automation that really didn't have near term relevant use.
There will always be the fear of getting left behind, but I think what is worse is being stuck at the metaphorical intersection not sure where to go because of what you think you could be doing because someone is showing off some crazy new technique.
What I'm trying to say is while it's good to practice continued education, it's counter productive to stress about all of the things you should be doing because someone else is doing it. (I know from first hand experience).
Instead continue focusing on the direction you've been set at, and when it makes sense invest the time into improving processes with or without new technology.
I am trying to get better at posting content. So I decided to film my screen going over how we comb over potential new keyword iterations and how to incorporate this and real world assets into our messaging. Nothing incredibly novel or mind blowing. But a new useful process I've picked up.