AI for People With Day Jobs: Running Something Real in Two Hours a Day
Everyone says AI gives you your time back. Most people are still looking for it.
Karissa, co-founder of The House of Curiosity, works a full-time job from eight to five. Everything The House does gets built before that, between six and eight in the morning, and it has run that way all year.
This session is what actually fits in two hours, what does not, and how she decides which is which on a given morning. She shows the real sequence on screen, what gets handed to AI, what never should be, and what she leaves undone on purpose.
It is for people with a job, a life, and about ninety minutes a day they could point at something if they knew where to point it.
What we cover:
Your week drawn to scale, and the two hours that carry everything
What runs before you wake up: the routines that do the reading so you never start from a blank page
The board: one page, current when you sit down, finished drafts at the top
One real morning, start to finish, on screen
What never gets handed to AI, and the written rules that keep it that way
What gets left undone on purpose
Pick your first thing to automate and write the rule for it
Your questions
Thursday, October 22, 6:00 PM New York, 3:00 PM Los Angeles, 9:00 AM Friday in Melbourne. Free.
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