Every time you default to ChatGPT, you're slowly eroding a skill you might actually need.

Here's what no one's saying about AI and how to use it without accidentally training yourself out of the abilities that make you valuable.

Episode Summary

- The real cost of outsourcing everything to AI (and why it's not controversial)

- What Peta from Professional Babe discovered when she banned AI from a brainstorming session

- Why reflexes are hard to override — and this is happening way faster than we realised

- Where I personally draws the line (and where I doesn't always get it right)

- AI literacy isn't about prompts — it's about knowing when NOT to use it Challenge for

This Week Next time you reach for ChatGPT or Claude, pause for a second.

Ask yourself: Am I using this because it's strategic, or because I'm avoiding the discomfort of thinking? You don't have to change anything yet. Just notice. Then define your own boundaries with AI before they define themselves for you.

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Sick of the overwhelm? There's a new AI tool every five minutes, and you're drowning in "this changed my life" content. Real talk: most of them won't matter for your business, and some won't even exist in a year. So let's talk about what actually sticks.

Episode Summary

• The daily non-negotiables I'd notice if they disappeared tomorrow: ChatGPT, Claude, N8N, Notion, and Fathom
• Why Claude is better for coding and writing, and when ChatGPT still wins
• How N8N replaced Make for automation because debugging is 80% of the work
• The tools I've ditched or abandoned (and why it's totally okay to let things go)
• Your permission slip: you don't need to adopt every new tool. Just get really good at the ones that work

This Week's Not Another To-Do:

Do a quick tool audit. What are you actually using? What's collecting dust? What are you paying for that you forgot existed?

✨ Connect With Brooke

DM me on Instagram → @wrightmode

Want to go deep on AI in your business? Check out the Dream Team Workshop and the Membership (by application) for ongoing support and co-work sessions.

Visit wrightmode.com for more.

• Want to work together? Check out my offerings at Wright Mode
• Connect with me on Instagram → @wright_mode

A year ago, I was copying and pasting between AI and my tools.

Now I'm running a six-figure business with AI embedded into everything. Here's the framework that changed it.

Episode Summary

- The shift from dabbling to building: Why working harder isn't the answer — getting strategic is

- Chat mode vs. real AI systems: How to tell if you're stuck (spoiler: you probably are)

- The STACK Method — the five-step framework I use with every founder:

- Strategy: What's your actual business goal for 2026?

- Tools: What are you working with and is your IP accessible to AI?

- Actions and AI: Pick ONE workflow to automate, not everything

- Checkpoints: The one everyone skips (and why your systems fail without it) - Keep iterating: Treat AI like a team member, not a tool you installed and forgot

- Why 2026 is different: AI isn't a competitive advantage anymore — it's the baseline. The question is whether you'll use it strategically or keep copying and pasting while everyone else builds real systems

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