How AI can optimize inner processing
For a while now, I’ve been working with AI in a very concrete, grounded way. Not to replace my intuition. Not to automate my voice. I use it for two essential purposes. First: clarity and structure in my inner process. When things are subtle, dense, or moving fast inside, AI helps me reflect, organize, name what is already alive — without distorting it. It acts like a neutral, intelligent mirror that brings coherence where there was fog. When something is dense, subtle, still warm inside, I bring it as it is — sometimes like embers just taken out of the fire. AI helps me extract the substance without extinguishing the heat. It reflects, organizes, names what is already alive, without distorting it. Second: translation. Turning a lived vibration, an embodied approach, a way of seeing and working with life… into something communicable, shareable, and yes — marketable, aka useful for others. Not by forcing it into formulas, but by giving it form, language, architecture. An expansion and an expression of a very dear inner secret that can be put into an understandable message, without loosing any of its prime essence. This is where I see the real power of AI: Not as a tool that thinks for you, but one that helps you articulate what is already true, while it’s still alive, still warm — and then build from there. The value is in the quality of the relationship you build with it. The precision of your prompts, the contours of your intention, and how faithfully you translate what is alive within you. Used this way, AI doesn’t flatten your work. It reveals it.