3 Keys to Thrive Using AI

A.I. has many haters in the copywriting space. Anytime I do an episode related to using some of the many new tools available, I get some hateful DM's, texts, emails, etc...As if my not talking about it will make it all go away. ​ ​Well, here's the thing: I Don't Want It To Go Away! And neither should you. I am 60 years old and I'm producing better and more copy than I ever have. When I say "better", that's not an opinion. I see proof-of-performance metrics every week that prove it. QED. I win the argument. ​ ​ I think the haters out there just haven't figured out where they fit into this new, rapidly evolving world. They're like assembly-line workers watching as sections of the factory are being replaced by robotics...just waiting for the hammer to fall on them. ​ ​ This week, let me share 3 Keys that will ease your mind about the Rise of the Robots, and get you excited about the army YOU command with your own experience and wisdom. Key Insights ​Don't be worried, be excited! You're not too old, too non-savvy, or too anything else Key #1: Redefine Your Value - Your value isn't based on the number of hours you work. It comes down to one question: "How much would it cost to replace you?" If you're a good video editor and AI is enabling you to edit 5 times the amount of videos you could do a year ago, then logically it would take 5 mere mortals to replace you. AI cuts the workload, but your creative abilities and experience are at the helm, keeping it on course. Key #2: Multiply Your Output - This is where the pros and the wannabes get separated. Of course AI can multiply your output, but you can't delegate the task of quality control. That's your job. Your clients don't care how you get the job done or how long it took. They care about results. Use your own "secret sauce"...all of your experience and wisdom, to multiply your output while maintaining the quality your clients expect. Key #3: Master Anticipation and Adaptation - The #1 skill in the A.I. economy is being able to see what's coming and adapting quickly. That sounds intimidating if you're not the kind of person who keeps up with tech trends, but it's not hard to do. You don't have to be first. You just need to be somewhere in that first 20%. How You Can Help Subscribe to the show in Apple Podcasts or on Spotify, and give us a rating and review. Make sure you put your real name and website in the text of the review itself. We will definitely mention you on this show. Questions or comments? Connect with Ray on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Visit Ray's community on Facebook – This is a friendly group of writers, entrepreneurs, and coaches who share ideas and helpful advice.