TJ Walker outlines three habits for an AI-centric career: continuously learn new tools, integrate AI into daily work, and develop skills AI amplifies like communication and creativity. He recommends writing down three ways to use AI over the next six months and revisiting the list regularly.
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Ultimize. Here's the final piece. It's long-term thinking. AI is not going away. It's becoming more important every year. The question is, how will you use it over time? Let me show you how to think about this. First, commit to continuous learning. For example, set aside time each week to explore new ways to use AI. Ask what new tools are available. Ask how people in your industry are using AI right now. Stay curious. This is essential. Second, integrate AI into your daily work. For example, use it for writing, planning, and learning. Make it a part of your routine. Third, focus on skills that AI enhances rather than replaces. For example, communication, decision-making, and creativity. These become more valuable when combined with the power of AI. Another example, think about how you can use AI to create more opportunities. For example, starting a side project or improving your performance at work. Your exercise is simple. Write down 3 ways you'll continue using AI over the next 6 months. Then revisit that list regularly because the people who succeed with AI are not the ones who use it once. They're the ones who make it a part of how they grow throughout their entire career. Good luck.