As the tools have improved my workflow has changed quite a bit. There are things I used to do every day that I don't bother with anymore.
Has AI replaced any habits or processes for you that you never expected to give up?
When AI tools first started getting popular, I tried a lot of things that looked impressive but didn't really change how I worked. The first real win for me was finding one workflow that consistently saved me time every single week.
I'm curious what that turning point looked like for everyone else.
What was the first AI workflow that made you think, 'I'm definitely keeping this'?
I used to think of soil as just dirt until I started reading more about how complex it actually is. The amount of life, chemistry, and structure packed into a small handful is honestly incredible.
It made me realize how much is happening below the surface that most of us never notice.
What's one fact about soil that surprised you the most when you first learned?