Most people use AI for answers. Fewer use it for leverage. From what I’ve seen, the biggest missed opportunities usually fall into three areas: 1) Planning Using AI to think before acting: clarifying goals, mapping options, stress-testing decisions, and spotting blind spots early. Most people skip this and jump straight to execution. 2) Execution Breaking vague ideas into concrete steps, timelines, checklists, and next actions. AI is incredibly good at turning “I want to do X” into “here’s what to do today.” 3) Communication Explaining ideas more clearly, adapting messages to different audiences, preparing tough conversations, or turning messy thinking into something structured and persuasive. My sense is that many professionals still treat AI like a smarter Google, instead of a thinking partner embedded in their workflow. Curious to hear from you: Where do you think AI is most underutilized right now — planning, execution, communication, or somewhere else entirely?