I’ve been sprinting without a plan. Today I parked the noise, made tea, and asked better questions. This episode walks you through the exact prompts I used to get clear on problem, people, and first steps.
You’ll hear:
The three questions that cut through overwhelm
Why your “sweet spot” is probably hiding in plain sight
How to pick a tiny, winnable next step
Chapters:
00:05 - The Chaos of Discovery
00:50 - Navigating the AI Landscape
01:43 - Finding the Sweet Spot: Where Skills Meet Impact
02:16 - Embracing Authenticity in a Transformed World
03:04 - Navigating the Intersection of AI and Mental Health
03:19 - Conclusion and Farewells
Resources
Grab my 3‑question Clarity Prompt (inside the Power Prompts)
Want me to map your 30–60 day plan? Book the Audit
Links:
Power Prompts: [link]
Strategy Call/Audit: [Kajabi booking link]
Podcast hub: [hub link]
Transcripts
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I'm on to day four of my little video diary.
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And when I dug into AI, when I started really investigating, I found myself running around like a headless chicken.
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I had to sit down with a copper and actually think it through and really step back and think, what is it that I'm trying to achieve here?
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You know when you get so caught up in the excitement of something new that you forget to actually plan?
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And that was me right at the beginning.
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I was treating this AI thing like build an AI business in 90 days, which sounded great until I started digging and realizing that I didn't have a strategy.
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And AI is literally changing daily.
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And not only that, once you realize the vastness of the learning curve, it's time to take a step back.
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So I did what I always do when I'm overwhelmed.
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Made a cup of tea, sat quietly and went inward and started asking the real questions.
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What problem am I trying to solve with AI?
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What are my first steps?
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What resources do I need?
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Where can I make the biggest impact?
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Where can I bring my unique skill set of writing, of tech, of nlp, of personal development, of coaching, of organization skills, of business process, management, of consultancy?
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Where can I bring them all together?
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And you know what hit me?
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This might actually be the sweet spot.
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Language transformation, helping people navigate change, tech.
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These are the exactly the skills needed as AI transforms everything around us.
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The visual stuff still terrifies me.
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Being on camera, showing up, putting myself out there because I'm a bit of an introvert.
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But maybe authenticity matters more than polish right now.
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So that's why I'm going raw.
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I'm not spending hours editing videos because that will stop me getting the real work done.
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And so my wisdom for day four is that when you're drowning in possibilities and potential overwhelm, step back and ask the foundation questions.
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What's the real problem you're trying to solve?
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Who needs your help?
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What unique perspective and skill set do you bring?
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For me, it's helping fellow practitioners, NLPers, hypnotherapists, see AI as an ally, not a threat, and allowing them to see see how it can help them support more people through what might be humanity's biggest mental health challenge.
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So what questions help you get clear when you're overwhelmed?
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And if you're a transformational practitioner wondering about AI, what's your biggest fear or hope?
