Hey, your blog really blends humor and honesty in a way that makes the AI situation both terrifying and oddly comforting. The historical similarities are spot-on reminding us that every tech leap has sparked panic before progress. It’s not about fighting AI, it’s about learning to grow with it.

Gotta disagree with you there.. he came up with one crazy good title. The kind that may actually persuade someone to open it.

Loved the brutally honest take 😂Especially agree with the part about not romanticizing other people’s routines. Just because someone swears that a 5am cold plunge will supposedly lead to enlightenment, doesn’t mean it’ll work for everyone. Productivity should be personal, not someone else’s routine.

Man this hit home… “Call Dad” on a to-do list and feeling accomplished for checking it off. I’ve definitely fallen into that trap of mistaking structure for meaning. Having a schedule doesn’t equate to actual work being done. Thanks for reminding us that life isn’t just a checklist.

I believe you misunderstood what I meant, of course success can come from motivation, but I strongly believe it’s not the main factor. You think millionaires made their money through sheer motivation? Instead they built up good financial habits, regardless of whether they were feeling motivated.

AI is a language? 😂

I get the point about systems being crucial, but I don’t think they entirely overlook the importance of goals. Yeah systems help with consistency, but without a clear goal, you might just be ‘efficiently’ going in circles. Even though I may not fully agree, you made many valid points. Great Blog!

This overview of procrastination is on point! The way you highlighted the misconception of a ‘better future self’ really got to me. Deadlines truly are the ultimate cure. Without them, tasks just float endlessly in the abyss of ‘tomorrow.’. A great mix of humor, insight, and practical advice.

This video really put things into perspective. The idea that 60% of our day runs on autopilot is insane. It makes so much sense that success isn’t about motivation, which comes and goes, but about identity and habits. I loved the focus on how small changes can a make huge impact long-term.