It's not going to solve your life's problems. It's not going to fix issues or the fundamental

flaws within your business without a ton of work, but sometimes it can provide clarity when

you're so deep in it that you can't see your way out. Welcome back to Midweek Modern Craftsman. This week we had another guest, Morgan

Molitor, on the main podcast where we were discussing AI, how she uses it to economize her business

and help her just with daily tasks and how it integrates into different

programs that she runs with her business. Her CM software, Resio, her design software, her

bookkeeping, everything else. But in the middle of the conversation, I started thinking

how her thoughts are tracking and even how Nick's thoughts are tracking and a side benefit of AI and ways that I use it myself that I think most people aren't really considering.

They're talking about AI as a productivity tool,

faster emails, better marketing, smarter systems.

But after having this conversation,

what I feel may be one of the most underrated use cases

might be emotional clarity.

And this isn't necessarily in the clinical sense, but using AI in these

platforms as a place to unload your thoughts, organize mental clutter, quell some anxieties that you

may be having, prioritize what matters and create a separation between those things and reality.

So again, this conversation with Morgan and Nick highlighted just how clear their thoughts felt,

how linear, how calm, and how organized.

And I mean this in the kindest way possible.

I love Nick and I love Morgan, but after knowing them for years,

they weren't the type of people that had linear thought processes.

They could go off in a tangent.

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