Robyn Anderson coaches people through overwhelming stress by helping them organize their work across AI tools and platforms. A grieving client juggling a business, property, taxes, and a retiring spouse broke down in tears after Anderson set up a simple file system in Obsidian that finally made sense of the chaos. These moments happen weekly.
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I didn't realize how many people I would make cry while I do my job. And today it happened again. It actually happens pretty much, mm, I'd say half the time I make people cry on our calls. But I realized the reason is because I'm helping people save time and money, which are the two most stressful aspects of our lives. So the woman I met with today, her mother died like two months ago. She's running her business. She has a couple different properties. Her husband's trying to retire and everything's just falling on her. She has to do all of their taxes. She has to figure out her parents' estates. She had to plan their memorial. And then on top of that, she's running a pretty successful business and she has to stay up to date with her clients. And today I showed her, her big thing was like, I use Claude and ChatGPT and, and, and. And she's having trouble being organized. And so I showed her how to use Obsidian as a file structure, and then that way she can be platform agnostic and continue to build in her agents no matter where she's working. Just that one thing brought tears to her eyes because she said she's going back and forth and back and forth all the time through these platforms, getting confused, making messes. And it was just that one thing that took so much off her And I'm telling you, like, this happens every week. So if you're a coach and you're helping somebody with a concept or part of their life that's extremely difficult and you actually fix it, of course you might get some tears. I guess I didn't know to expect that, but I really like it. I love what I do.
