Changing the mindset from 'finding' to 'making space' is subtle but exactly what's needed. And the AI examples are genuinely useful rather than just theoretical, I'll be referring back to these!
I have been reflecting on this too. Practical examples seem to be what people, myself included, find most useful, especially when they are small enough to try in everyday life.
I will share more of those and see where the interest is, then build from there.
Thanks again for taking the time to read and comment.
This is a simple way to look at it, especially the ‘must this be done by me’ part.
What i have also noticed that’s usually where things get stuck. Even when people know they should delegate or defer, they still keep it, and that’s where the calendar fills up again.
AI helps a bit there, but only if you actually let go of the task, not just speed it up.
Changing the mindset from 'finding' to 'making space' is subtle but exactly what's needed. And the AI examples are genuinely useful rather than just theoretical, I'll be referring back to these!
Thank you, Neema, I really appreciate that.
I have been reflecting on this too. Practical examples seem to be what people, myself included, find most useful, especially when they are small enough to try in everyday life.
I will share more of those and see where the interest is, then build from there.
Thanks again for taking the time to read and comment.
This is a simple way to look at it, especially the ‘must this be done by me’ part.
What i have also noticed that’s usually where things get stuck. Even when people know they should delegate or defer, they still keep it, and that’s where the calendar fills up again.
AI helps a bit there, but only if you actually let go of the task, not just speed it up.