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The Journey beyond
Perfectionism
to "Good Enough."
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Adapting to an AI's Limitations
My Perception About AI While I continue to wrestle with my qualms toward companies shoving half-baked AI models down people's throats just to prove they're "in the race" ( I'm looking at you, Wix ) or using AI to blatantly steal talent from artists and other creatives, I should mention that I have no issue with AI itself. People and companies who develop AI models should be held responsible and accountable for how they use the technology, but if you extract the AI from the co
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Present with the Bare Minimum
You know it's been a long week when you stare at the word "minimum" without recognizing it as a word, but then your eyes cross and you see it as two separate words, "mini" and "mum", and either imagine small mothers or small versions of the Animal Crossing flowers. Yeah, it's been that kind of week. Most of the time, my emotions hum synchronously in the background, chugging along harmoniously with the train toward its destination. If someone asks, "How does this make you feel
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Hack It
New year, new planner, right? I decided to give the "Intelligent Change" planners a try this year and have been using the first of my 4 for a couple weeks now. I...miss my yearly planner already, because it took less hacking to make it work for me. While the first few pages of the Intelligent Change planner worked fine, primarily setting up goals and "committing" by making a promise to yourself in the book, I quickly ran into issues with the actual planner, starting with the
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