Oh @Evelyn Weiss I so value this change, and I hope i can make time to explore and learn a lot more.... Honestly? It’s a mix for me, and it depends on the layer. With content, voice, and strategy, I feel curious and fairly confident. With backend tech — automations, CRM-type stuff — I still need to go step by step or I get lost. I’m not a beginner anymore, but not a power user either. I’ve built a real system with AI woven in — content frameworks, brand voice docs, funnels — over months of work. What I haven’t mastered is execution capacity: being a one-woman mompreneur (videos, editing, reels, carousels, stories) is exhausting, even with everything mapped out on paper. One thing I am fully clear on: I never want any of it to sound like AI. I wouldn’t call it a “relationship” — that word belongs between living beings — but patterns have definitely formed, and not always smooth ones. I actually do have a real vision: my whole business plan runs on a “Let God Be CEO” framework, mapped short-term (Dec 2026) and long-term (3-5 years). But I’m not a black-and-white thinker, and that’s exactly where the friction with AI shows up — sometimes we talk a lot but don’t land the point, or the AI “interprets” what I meant based on the conversation’s flow instead of what I actually wrote. What’s still unsolved is the tech infrastructure to carry that vision without me having to understand every piece myself, without slipping into what I call “running like a chicken-with-its-head-cut-off mode.” On values and ethics, I feel most solid: I don’t want to use AI more than strictly necessary, I care about the natural resources it consumes and advocate for better stewardship of that, and I won’t use any AI connected to genocide or the erasure of Palestine — part of why I use Claude and Gemini for graphics, since they seem to carry a bit more ethics than others I know of (though I’m sure there are plenty I haven’t even heard of). I’m also multi-passionate, juggling several projects I’m trying to weave together — essential oils, recipe books, Tiroides Feliz, maybe sewing someday.