Let's be brutally honest. Most of us are using AI wrong.

I wanted to touch on a subject that can be sensitive, but important and increasingly relevant: Emotional intelligence is not the same as emotional vulnerability. Music has been a large presence in my life lately, so to kick things off, here's an analogy I find relevant: A classically trained musician can read the most complex sheet music. They understand theory, harmony, and can execute a flawless performance of a piece someone else wrote.

My life used to be a fortress built of rigid societal expectations. Every goal was a brick, every KPI a layer of mortar. I was the architect, the builder, and the nervous sentry, agonizing over every milestone on a strategic roadmap designed by societal expectation, not by me. Trying to de-risk a future I couldn't predict and calculating the opportunity cost of every connection I missed.

Have you ever watched people, really watched them, and felt like you were seeing a performance? Not necessarily a dishonest one, but a performance nonetheless. Like that scene in Get Shorty where Travolta’s character toys with interactions like a movie script . It sparked a thought that hasn't left me: maybe adulthood isn't about finally knowing, but about getting better at pretending we do.

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When I was a child, the Geico Antelope with Night Vision Goggles commercial burst onto our classroom YouTube screen as we prepared to watch Bill Nye. It left me rolling with suppressed giggles. Or perhaps it wasn’t just the humor; maybe it was boredom masquerading as desperate delight, who knows. Either way, it was unforgettable. That ad not only effectively sold insurance to children and adults alike, but it also sold…

Today I write from the ever bustling airport, the ultimate people watching spot. As always, I have lost myself in musings. I found myself considering the thousands of separate realities that others exist in. As I am sure you have also noticed, the majority of the public tend to be absorbed by their devices, constantly- regardless if they're walking, sitting, standing, running, etc.

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