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Season 5 - Episode 125 - Learning, Questions & Being Real · 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 mastermind, set coach, creative strategist and also
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  happen to be a farmer. This is my Chicken coop and I
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  come out here. Every.
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  Day to. Record A.
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  Podcast. To.
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  Teach distinctions, possibilities, new ways of
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  thinking, and just bring some joy.
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  Into the world, so welcome to the.
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  Coop and let's start your day off in a fantastic way.
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  Hey, good morning, everybody. It's a very, very quiet morning
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  because you were sitting at my computer with me and we are
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  learning, we are deep into learning all about AI and how it
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  can help us and also, you know, looking at what it's not great
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  at. And I think that that is the,
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  the quintessential thing I want to impart on everybody today.
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  If you are afraid of AI, don't be because it's, it is going to
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  be here no matter what. And when you start looking at
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  it, you see that it can do many, many things for you and it can
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  do some things really well and other things it's just not great
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  at. And when you go in and you start
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  this process of learning, no matter what you're learning.
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  I'm just using AI as an example. Today you can recognize in
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  yourself a vigor, A dread, whatever the emotion might be.
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  When you go into learning something, it starts to take
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  shape in a direction and before you know it, you're either more
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  excited or you're confirming your dread.
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  What I mean by that is I sit down and I go into this AI and
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  I'm like, so excited because I want to know what the potential
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  is. I want to see how can it help me
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  so I can save time. How can it help me do tasks that
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  I don't like to do some? And again, what's it good at?
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  What's it not good at? Like, you know, there are major
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  platforms that do it and some of them are really good at certain
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  things and some of them are not so good at certain things.
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  Like for instance, if you're doing deep research, like
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  really, really deep research, perplexity is probably going to
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  be your best bet because it has been built to be a research
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  tool. So when you jump in and, and
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  start using it, you're going to notice that it really does a
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  good scrub. It gives you great information.
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  I I was laughing when I was looking at the differences and
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  things because I'm like, this is like going into the library of
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  old days and walking in and being like, oh, I'm just going
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  to walk up to the shelf and pull off a book.
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  And I'll use that for whatever research I was doing.
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  Or it's going in and saying, let me dive into that card catalog.
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  Let me start really thinking about what books I should look
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  at. Let me talk to a librarian.
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  For those of you who are listening and never had to do
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  that, let me tell you, it was a different world.
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  And then, you know, we got used to Google and we started looking
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  at just that first page of the Google search and all of that.
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  And, and that was like, is it good?
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  Is it good enough? And we, we settled for good
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  enough. So there are so many lessons in
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  this learning process. But when I sit down and I start
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  doing this, I get more and more excited.
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  I see myself getting like, oh wow, that's a possibility.
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  And even when I see the things it's not good at, I'm excited
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  about that. So that now I know, hey, don't
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  stick your finger in that light socket.
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  Don't ask it to do something it's essentially not good at
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  doing. Look for something else.
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  Now if you're on the dread side of it and you sit there and
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  you're like, OK, I'm going to do this.
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  I don't want to do this. This is overwhelming.
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  You immediately are going to have confirmation bias of
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  everything you see. And you're going to be like,
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  see, I knew it, See, I knew it. And you're not going to get
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  anywhere. And I can have confirmation bias
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  with my excitement too, but because I keep asking equal
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  questions, OK, what are you great at?
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  What are you good at and what do you suck at?
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  I have less of a chance of getting trapped so I'm using
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  this example as AI. But you can do it for anything.
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  And if you have been sitting and holding yourself back from doing
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  this, don't jump on. Go into something, go to Claude,
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  go to ChatGPT, go to Gemini, and literally you can sign up for
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  free and you can say, hey, I don't know how to use you at
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  all. What can you help me with?
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  And it's going to ask you questions.
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  If you say ask me questions so I can figure out how to use you,
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  it will actually teach you how to use it, which is a novel
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  concept. You don't have to go in you.
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  It's actually there to help you understand things.
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  So I mean, you can, you can take something very, very simple in
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  your business and you can just start or in your private life,
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  like, OK, so for instance, let's just take something that's a big
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  part of both my worlds, my business and my personal life,
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  the gardening. I can, I have started a whole
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  chat about the garden and the season and what's working and
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  what's not working. And it's tracking it all.
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  So it can give me a debrief at the end of it.
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  So every day when I find stuff, I put it in my notes app in my
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  phone. And then I'm going to just take
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  all of those notes and I'm going to put them right into this
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  chat. And it's going to start telling
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  me all kinds of things. I've already got a bunch of
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  notes in there, but it's going to start giving me a debrief at
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  the end of the season. So I'm like, OK, when I tell you
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  it's the end of the season when I started the chat, you can give
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  me the summations. I'm going to have it put all the
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  seeds in so I know what I bought and what worked and what didn't
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  work. Amazing stuff.
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  Amazing stuff can be done with it.
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  And then I'm asking it make suggestions for me about how I
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  can make it better. But I have to go into that with
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  the levels of the good, the bad and the ugly.
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  So remember that whatever you're doing, sit there and look at it
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  from all points of view and have curiosity and questions because
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  that's going to make it better. All right, my friends, I hope
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  you have a blessed day and I'll see you tomorrow.
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  Bye.