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34 contributions to AI Automation Society
29d •
Most people get AI automation wrong… but here’s why you don’t have to.
Excited to be here and connect with people who are actually building with AI automation. I enjoy sharing what’s been working for me, what hasn’t, and learning through real execution. From my experience, some of the biggest challenges in AI automation are: Knowing where to star Turning ideas into working automation Choosing the right tools, and making automation actually save time or generate results To new members: ask questions, share your progress, and don’t overthink it. Everyone starts somewhere. What’s the biggest challenge you’re facing right now with AI automation? Looking forward to learning and growing together
Dec '25 •
“Next year, people without automated systems will burn out faster.”
2025 already showed us the warning signs: - Long hours, little progress - Repeating the same tasks every day - Feeling busy but not moving forward Burnout doesn’t come from working hard it comes from doing manual work that should be handled by systems. Next year won’t slow down for anyone. More competition. More noise. More pressure. If your workflow still depends on: - You remember everything - You are replying to every message - You doing the same task over and over Burnout isn’t a possibility; it’s scheduled. 💭 Be honest: 1. What task is quietly draining your energy every single week? 2. What did you promise yourself you’d automate in 2025… but didn’t? 3. If nothing changes, how will next year be any different? Drop your thoughts in the comments. Awareness is the first step, systems are the next.
Dec '25 •
“If your business doesn’t run without you, you don’t own a business, you own a job.”
Read that again. In 2025, many people were: - Busy every day - Tired every night - Still trapped in manual work Not because they weren’t smart…But because everything depended on them. If you stop working: - Does your business stop? - Do messages pile up? - Do tasks wait for you to return? That’s not freedom. That’s a job with extra stress. Next year will punish businesses without a system. AI automation isn’t optional anymore; it’s survival. Be honest with yourself: 1. What task in your business would completely break if you stepped away for 7 days? 2. What are you still doing manually that should have been automated in 2025? 3. What mistake are you refusing to repeat next year? Drop your answer in the comments. This is your moment to stop wasting time and start building systems that work without you. Let’s talk.
1 like • Dec '25
@Hannah Foxwell That honesty right there is powerful, and you’re not alone. Selling time is the most exhausting trap because the moment you stop, everything stops. No leverage. No scale. Just constant pressure to show up. Want to challenge you on something. If you keep helping others build products, but never pause to build your own, aren’t you just postponing the freedom you want? A few questions I’d genuinely love your thoughts on: - What part of your current work drains you the most but has to be done for you to get paid? - If you disappeared for 30 days, what income would still come in (if any)? - For 2026, what’s the first asset you want to build that doesn’t depend on your hours? And a leveling question, be real with yourself: What are you doing right now to move from “paid for time” to “paid for value”? Curious to hear how you’re thinking about flipping that script
Dec '25 •
Be honest… how many hours did you waste this year doing tasks AI could’ve handled in seconds?
Manual data entry. Copy-and-paste work. Endless follow-ups. Repeating the same process every single day. 2025 didn’t drain people because they were lazy. It drained them because they kept doing work systems should’ve been doing for them. Here’s the hard truth: If you don’t change how you work, 2026 will look exactly like 2025, just more exhausting. AI isn’t here to impress you. It's here to buy back your time. So let’s talk • What’s the ONE task you’re tired of doing manually? • What keeps you from automating it right now: fear, lack of clarity, or not knowing where to start? • If you could save 10 hours every week, what would you actually use that time for? Drop your thoughts in the comments. Let’s make sure we don’t waste another year doing work AI was built to eliminate.
Dec '25 •
AI is transforming our world… but at what cost to the planet?
Every time we marvel at AI’s capabilities, from chatbots to autonomous systems rarely think about the massive energy and resources powering it. Training a single advanced AI model can consume as much electricity as hundreds of households in a year, contributing to carbon emissions and straining our planet’s resources. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. The demand for specialized hardware is skyrocketing, creating e-waste mountains and supply chain stress we can’t ignore. 💡 Here’s the hard question: As we race to innovate with AI, are we sacrificing the planet for convenience? I want to hear from you: ➡️ What’s one realistic step you think individuals, communities, or companies could take to make AI innovation greener? Your insights could spark ideas that actually make a difference. Let’s start a conversation before it’s too late. 🌱
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@marigold-henshaw-6769
Passionate about growth and self-improvement, I embrace challenges as opportunities to learn, evolve, and build lasting progress.
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Joined Sep 23, 2025
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