Career transitions require courage paired with strategy. Leverage your expertise, take calculated risks, and engage with AI tools yourself rather than letting inexperienced competitors repackage AI outputs and take your space.
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So what would you say to anybody who's listening, who was in your shoes years ago, thinking about making this transition? They're overwhelmed. They're scared. They don't know if it has what it. They have what it takes. What would you say to them? I think my version of, like, do it scared is like, do it scared, but do it smart, too. So, I mean, like, leverage expertise from people you trust. And I think that. I think that that has, like, launched me in my learning to be able to, like, see all the work that you've done to build the program and put it together and to, like, take a little bit of that leap of faith that. Yeah. And, like, I have. You know, I'm such a resistant learner that I'm like, I don't know. Right. But I think the more that I have learned, the more. The more I know that I've benefited from kind of leaning on your expertise and being like, oh, yes, it's designed this way because of these reasons. And that helps me to, like, take that next step and be like, oh, yeah, of course it should be Evergreen. Of course it should be this. Of course, you know, And I think that that is, like. I think that do it scared, but do it smart. I feel like that is so much in the AI space. Like, there's a lot of things that we can be doing. Like, I think, particularly as, like, service providers who have a ton of experience and have a ton of heart and actually know how to help people. Like, we're competing with people who have no experience and are, like, are taking that information from the Internet AI and just, like, popping it up there as a program. And I. I think that there's, like, this imbalance, right, where, like, we also need to be engaging in those tools and figure out how to get our stuff out there. So.
