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Season 5 - Episode 121 - AI & RELATIONSHIPs · Good Morning From The Chicken Coop!

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  Hey everybody, welcome to the good morning from the Chicken
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  Coop podcast. My name is Kim Johnson and I am
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  a mastermindset coach, creative strategist, and also happen to
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  be a farmer. This is my chicken coop and I
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  come out here every day to record a podcast to teach
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  distinctions, possibilities, new ways of thinking, and just bring
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  some joy into the world. So welcome to the coop and let's
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  start your day off in a fantastic way.
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  Everybody, good morning from the chicken coop.
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  I was reading an article that Daymond John wrote in Success
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  magazine and he talks about how so many people are terrified of
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  AI and saying what it's going to do and how it's going to ruin
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  humanity in so many ways. And I have to tell you that is
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  not my experience at all. I, I believe that it's going to
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  give humans more time. I believe that what it's going
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  to do is give us the opportunity to be able to connect even more
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  with each other because people are going to want to connect
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  more with each other based on the fact that they might not
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  want to interact with the bots. But the AI portion of it behind
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  the scenes becomes in so incredibly handy.
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  So I have so many customers, clients that have things they
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  want to do, but they struggle with the amount of time they
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  have to get things done. I mean, it's just a fact of
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  life, myself included. I, I could do so much more if in
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  fact, I had the ability to have somebody with me all the time
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  that could help me. I mean, it's just a reality.
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  I have notes upon notes upon notes for another book that I
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  want to write. And if I had somebody that could
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  organize them all and then give them back to me, I could write
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  another book. And I wouldn't use AII don't use
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  AI to write my books. I use it just to clean up my
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  poor, you know, line grammar, things like that, things that I
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  have to pick up. I punctuation is not my friend,
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  and so I need structural stuff like that.
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  But in any event, I could, I could be working on something
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  like that. But the truth is I'm not because
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  of the fact that it is very challenging and time wise deal,
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  you know, working with clients, dealing with my schedule and
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  everything else that I have going on here, it it can become
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  too much. So in my opinion, where AI is
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  going to be the most like, you know, helpful to all of us is
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  going to be in those kind of things.
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  And we shouldn't be afraid of it.
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  We should try to figure out how to embrace it and be on the
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  cutting edge of what's happening and and understand it, which is
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  why I'm taking a class so I can teach my clients how to use it
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  in a more thoughtful way without getting all uncomfortable with
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  it and everything else. Now, that being said, what is
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  the most important thing? And he pointed it out in the
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  article. If he hadn't said it, I would
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  have been saying it right after I read it.
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  It's human connection. Ironically, the thing that's
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  crazy about what we're all witnessing, and we all can see
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  it online, is that the more AI things you see, the more you
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  want real. And you sit there and go, oh,
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  that video is not real. That that that's not real.
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  That's not a real post. Nothing like that happens.
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  And I see it a lot in all the farming, gardening stuff because
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  someone will post something up that's all about like how to and
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  how to think, like how to make these planters out of concrete.
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  This seems to be a new wave that's going on.
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  And when you like make a planter out of concrete, it is not easy,
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  OK? Especially when you're using an
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  alternative to add in to the concrete to make it lightweight
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  and whatnot. It it's just not easy and they
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  make it look so freaking simple the way they do it.
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  And it's not that simple. Trust me, I've tried it and it's
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  not that simple and it's not and you're not like it's just not
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  popping out so easy and all these things.
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  No, it does not work that way. I saw a girl the other day who
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  soaked a towel in concrete and then put it over a bucket and
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  then it like looked like this gorgeous piece of artwork.
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  And I have tried that. Trust me, it does not show up
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  like that with the perfect curves and everything else.
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  No, no, no, no, no, no. So it pisses people off and then
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  they want more of the real stuff.
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  They want to see what is actually going on.
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  And I love that because I want to show what's actually going
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  on. Like while I'm recording this to
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  you with you, you know, the crows are screaming at me
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  because I haven't gotten to the bird feeder yet and I've got the
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  chicken coop open, but I needed to water the roses that are
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  coming up along the edge of the coop because I'm trying to grow
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  a rose wall all along the girls chicken run and they need water
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  every day. Like there's no question about
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  it. In this kind of a drought, they
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  need water every single day. And so I'm out here watering.
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  That's a reality. You hear water in the
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  background. I don't want you to think I'm
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  not doing anything. I want you to know I'm doing the
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  things I I use my net time very very well, meaning I.
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  I can't. Keep it all busy while I'm doing
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  other things, not while I'm working with my clients, but
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  anything else. All the little chores.
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  I listen to books while I'm gardening.
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  I can pull weeds. You know it in, in the fast,
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  fast, fast because I have the right tools.
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  I try everything that I can to to increase these things.
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  And AI is going to help me in some of my stuff and I'm not
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  going to be afraid of it. I'm just going to embrace it and
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  I tell you, The thing is, be real.
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  Always use human connection. We are always going to want the
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  real human connection because that's what matters to us as
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  human beings. Connection because nothing
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  matters more than when someone says does something kind.
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  So remember human connection first.
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  All right, my friends, I hope you have a blessed day and I
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  will see you tomorrow. Bye.