February wrap-up. How has your AI use shifted?
We're two months into 2026 and the pace of change has been relentless. New tools, new capabilities, new things to figure out. In January I asked what had moved the needle for you. Two months in, I'm curious what's changed again, because for me it has. My update: Claude Code has gone from being a tool I use to a virtual business partner I work with. Marketing, communications, CRM, content planning, automations. Not everything is automated, and that's been part of the learning. Some of the most valuable work is still collaborative, thinking things through rather than just pressing buttons. The biggest shift has been treating AI as a working partner rather than a productivity hack. My honest block is the same one most of us have: keeping up. The updates don't stop. Every week something changes that's worth knowing about, and there are only so many hours. So, where are you at right now? Maybe you've found a use case you didn't expect. Maybe something you were excited about turned out to be harder than it looked. Maybe a tool you'd never heard of in January is now part of your daily workflow. A few things I'd love to hear about: What's working better than you expected? What's genuinely getting in the way? Whether that's a technical block, a knowledge gap, or just not having enough hours. Is there something you're trying to figure out that someone here might already have cracked? No wrong answers. Whether you're deep into automation or still finding your feet, it's worth taking stock. The people who pause and reflect on what's working tend to make better decisions about what to try next. Drop your update below. Even a short one helps someone else.