the AI Avoider vs the AI User

26 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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This content was created by Nick Kugelman. This content was uploaded by Nick Kugelman. This is a YouTube video titled "the AI Avoider vs the AI User" (created 2026-01-26) containing a spoken monologue in which a single speaker discusses using paid AI subscriptions (~$20–$30/month) to offload low-value tasks, save roughly 15 hours per week, the importance of improved prompting to get better outputs, concerns about becoming dependent on AI and about job displacement (arguing that someone using AI will replace those who don't), and a recommendation to watch Dan Martell's step-by-step videos with an offer to share a "Master AI" link on request.

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I don't want to become dependent on AI and lose my skills. I use AI for $5 tasks so that I have the time to work on like $500 tasks so I'm not wasting my brainpower doing stuff that I don't need to do. Free versions suck and the paid ones are way too expensive. My AI subscription cost me like 20 or 30amonth. It saves me thousands. It's like the best ROI in my business. I've tried it a few times and honestly I just got garbage results. Your output is only as good as your input and I've just learned how to prompt it better so that all my outputs get better over time. It takes way too long to set everything up. I spe afternoon setting everything up now. I've saved 15 hours a week. That's like getting two months of my life back every year. Now I'm really afraid the AI is going to take my job. AI is not going to take your job. Somebody using AI will, so I'd rather get better at AI so I don't have somebody else take my job. I just don't have all the time to learn all this AI techy stuff. It's way easier than you think if you just watch Dan Martell's videos. He breaks it down step by step. He actually has this great video on mastering AI. If you want the link, just comment Master AI below and I'll send the link over.