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Jun 12 • General discussion
🧠 New drop: The 6 AI Skills Playbook — why your best people quit AI, and the fix
Microsoft tracked 300,000 people using AI.
Excitement spiked for about 3 weeks… then most quietly gave up.
And it wasn't the laziest people — it was the most careful, switched-on ones. The exact people you most want using it.
Here's what the ones who stuck figured out: AI isn't a tool skill, it's a management skill.
They stopped treating it like software and started treating it like a sharp but green new hire that needs managing.
That comes down to 6 skills 👇
- Context — brief it like it's day one, don't dump a vague ask
- Judgment — know when to trust the answer and when to double-check
- Break it down — hand it pieces it can actually handle
- Refining — never ship the first draft
- Build it in — make it a system, not a one-off trick
- Know the edges — where it's brilliant and where it quietly gets you wrong
None of those are technical.
They're the same skills that make a great manager — which means you already have them. You've just never aimed them at AI.
I turned all six into a one-page playbook with the exact copy-paste prompt for each one so you can run them on your next real task today.
Run them in order and tell me which one moved the needle most for you 👇
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🧠 New drop: The 6 AI Skills Playbook — why your best people quit AI, and the fix
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