@alliekmiller: More of the AI tools I use are starting to check in on me first (flagging a trip worth booking, a meeting worth skipping, the day off I keep putting off), and those nudges seem to land better when it knows what I'm working toward. A lot of us use AI to get more done, but I think the bigger opportunity might be telling it who you're trying to become, so the nudges point in that direction. I wrote up how I set mine up, goals, context and all. Follow and comment VOICE and I'll send you the full guide.

Szechuan Beefus :

Love this, and you're absolutely right on goals! That positive context is important for navigating to good results with AI. I'd also like to add the idea of "Anti-Goals": Things you absolutely DO NOT want to happen. Being in a cramped plane, avoiding expensive flights, having AI use non-recent plane or hotel details so that you don't end up in a hotel that only got picked by the AI because it used to have a track. That negative context is like the bumpers in a bowling lane so that the ball is guaranteed to knock down some pins at the end of it.