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I’m excited to share something special with our AI Bits & Pieces community, especially the AI-curious members of our community. 🥁 🚀 Starting this week, my wife Michele will be contributing a new series called AI in Real Life — a warm, honest look at what it actually feels like to learn and use AI from the perspective of an everyday, real-world user. ✨ AI in Real Life is for anyone who’s ever thought: “I’m curious… but where do I begin?” This series will follow her personal journey with ChatGPT and other AI tools as she explores how they show up in everyday life — conversations with family, planning and organizing, trying new ideas, and even navigating the hesitation many of us felt in the beginning. Each week, Michele will share a short story, a small discovery, or a real-life moment that brought AI into her world in a simple, human way. My hope is that her voice helps make this community feel even more welcoming for those who are just getting started. ________ 🕰️ By way of background, Michele (@Michele Wacht ) spent twenty years as an executive selling services to the automotive OEM industry. She came from a corporate marketing and sales background, achieving top salesperson status at her company for many years before stepping away eight years ago to prioritize our family and be fully present for our daughter during her teen years. Now that Emma is off to college and recently turned 21, Michele felt ready to re-engage. And to my delight, she decided to join AI Bits and Pieces in helping people understand the benefits of AI — not from the perspective of an engineer or a strategist, but from the vantage point of someone discovering her own curiosity and how AI fits in as a life skill. If you’ve read Michele’s writing — as I and many of her friends have — you know she has a gift for turning simple moments into meaningful reflections. She approaches AI the same way — with curiosity, humor, and a down-to-earth honesty that reminds us that learning something new doesn’t always start with confidence. Sometimes it starts with dinner plans for friends, a college-age daughter on speed dial, and a willingness to try (a preview of her first post).