Five months ago, I started sharing what I learned about AI. Today, I’m opening a new tier with even more value for those serious about implementing AI in their work.
"I don’t come from a technical background and I’m not an AI expert. But I am a generalist, and I think that helped immensely. I hold a lot of skills I can access and combine depending on what’s needed."
I feel this in my core. One day, hopefully, people will see the value of this and make space for us in the industry. (Preferably one day soon, because this mama needs work). We have so much to bring to the table if only they gave us a seat.
In the meantime I'll just keep lugging around my TV tray of knowledge and rock up to that table via my Linkedin and Substack. They can't ignore us forever right?
I actually think being a generalist has been one of my biggest advantages. The world needs both specialists and generalists, but with how fast technology evolves, generalists are often better positioned (cause we can adapt more easily, connect dots across fields etc.). So it feels like our time is already here!
Appreciate this approach! Turning AI insights into practical, implementable systems is what truly gives you an edge. For more AI trends, playbooks, and strategies, check out my Substack.
This is exactly the kind of shift we need more of - not just more AI noise, but actual tools and step-by-step help people can use. The way you've made the leap from curious tinkering to creating structure and a community is so smart. I see a lot of senior professionals feeling stuck at the "I don't know where to start" phase and you're handing them a map.
(In my LinkedIn sessions, I always suggest setting up one repeatable AI workflow per week - even a small one. That habit compounds fast.)
What’s been the biggest “I can’t believe this works” moment since starting the newsletter?
Love that you’re encouraging that habit in your LinkedIn sessions. Cheers to creating maps, Melanie!
Hard to pick just one, I think I’m biased toward the most recent ones, like seeing how capable Perplexity Comet’s assistant is at running tasks in the background with just light supervision. I’ll be testing it more across a few cases and will share an article soon.
Or did you mean more about running the newsletter itself?
This is awesome Daria! Cheering on for you!!!
Excited to keep building alongside you, Jenny!
Finally! I'm very happy for you Daria, you consistently provide a lot of value and I'm sure this launch will be a success 🤗
Thank you, Karo, appreciate you being here & all the work you’re doing 🤗 And congrats on your new badge!
congrats Daria!
Welcome to the new rollercoaster ride of going paid :)
Good to have fellow travelers like you around!
Congratulations
Thank you, Tope!
"I don’t come from a technical background and I’m not an AI expert. But I am a generalist, and I think that helped immensely. I hold a lot of skills I can access and combine depending on what’s needed."
I feel this in my core. One day, hopefully, people will see the value of this and make space for us in the industry. (Preferably one day soon, because this mama needs work). We have so much to bring to the table if only they gave us a seat.
In the meantime I'll just keep lugging around my TV tray of knowledge and rock up to that table via my Linkedin and Substack. They can't ignore us forever right?
I actually think being a generalist has been one of my biggest advantages. The world needs both specialists and generalists, but with how fast technology evolves, generalists are often better positioned (cause we can adapt more easily, connect dots across fields etc.). So it feels like our time is already here!
I am excited to be on this journey of discovery with you. Congratulations. I am now a subscriber.
Thank you so much, David, for all your support! Welcome onboard!
Appreciate this approach! Turning AI insights into practical, implementable systems is what truly gives you an edge. For more AI trends, playbooks, and strategies, check out my Substack.
This is exactly the kind of shift we need more of - not just more AI noise, but actual tools and step-by-step help people can use. The way you've made the leap from curious tinkering to creating structure and a community is so smart. I see a lot of senior professionals feeling stuck at the "I don't know where to start" phase and you're handing them a map.
(In my LinkedIn sessions, I always suggest setting up one repeatable AI workflow per week - even a small one. That habit compounds fast.)
What’s been the biggest “I can’t believe this works” moment since starting the newsletter?
Love that you’re encouraging that habit in your LinkedIn sessions. Cheers to creating maps, Melanie!
Hard to pick just one, I think I’m biased toward the most recent ones, like seeing how capable Perplexity Comet’s assistant is at running tasks in the background with just light supervision. I’ll be testing it more across a few cases and will share an article soon.
Or did you mean more about running the newsletter itself?
Congrats Daria! Keep climbing!
Appreciate it, Zain!
Congratulations Daria.
Thanks Sae for being here from the very beginning!
Wishing nothing but the best for you!!
Thanks so much Calder for joining me on this ride!
Congrats!! Huge milestone ❤️
Thank you, Mia!🤩
Congratulations, Daria! 🥳 Looking forward to read and learn more from your work!
Appreciate it, Raghav, glad you're here!🤗
Congratulations! 🎉 Your newsletter is full of valuable content, and I’m looking forward to seeing how it evolves!
Thank you, Karen, really appreciate you being here!✨