I’ll be the first to tell you I am no AI master. Chances are we’re very similar in this way. Maybe, like me, you see LinkedIn posts or (heaven forbid) TikTok videos of ChatGPT tips and tricks that you need to be using but aren’t. Or, if you’re even more like me, you eagerly stash the name of every new, mildly intriguing AI tool away on a note that you’ve yet to dive into and probably never will. Meanwhile, maybe you see people that seem to have this whole AI thing figured out. They are casting their AI magic left and right, blowing your mind like that one guy who came to your school in 3rd grade to show off his kick-ass yo-yo skills from the year 3000. You can’t help but begin to think to yourself that Jared at the virtual cubicle across the way has probably already automated all of his email responses, marketing campaigns, meeting notes, and bathroom breaks with AI and likely hits the golf course the back half of the afternoon with how much time he saves.And just maybe, you’ve subscribed to an AI newsletter or two. You know, the ones that instantly ignite FOMO as they casually stack up all the new AI tools which launched overnight that you are not using. The ones that report on insane AI advancements happening EVERY DAY. Yep, those newsletters. The ones that make you feel like you have some idea of what’s going on in the world of AI, but no idea on how to actually incorporate this stuff into your work, or even your personal life. Just like sleeping with one foot under a beautifully warm AI blanket, while the other is on the outside, about to be grabbed by the decrepit claw of the replacement monster hiding under your bed, ready to drag you away into oblivion.(This is the part where I tell you that the best thing you’ve ever done (or are about to do, *wink* *wink*) is sign up for my newsletter)Well, there is a way to keep the replacement monster at bay. And the answer is one AI apple a day.A punchy set of easy-to-follow 'How To' guides sent straight to your inbox daily. But it’s not enough to read them. No my friend, you need to do it. Like Patrick Swayze guiding the hands of Demi Moore on the pottery wheel, you will be a ghost, shadowing the step-by-step process of completing a task with AI. It’s not going to be easy…It will take grit. It will take hard wo–....Well…actually, it will be very easy. You’ll get simple, hands-on instructions for completing a task with AI that will take less than 10 minutes every day. So, what do you say? Ready to eat your AI apple for today? And everyday? To keep…your replacement…AWAY??