ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK

ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK

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Your first idea is (probably) bad
 • Mia Kiraki
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If you're talking to everybody, you're talking to nobody
 • Mia Kiraki
The art of picking a fight
 • Mia Kiraki
6
The strategic cost of AI convenience
 • Mia Kiraki
4
Stop hitting "Publish" and walking away
 • Mia Kiraki
6
The most valuable content is not on the internet
 • Mia Kiraki
Stop hitting "Publish" and walking away
A piece of content without a distribution system is just a very expensive diary entry
 • 
Mia Kiraki
6
If you're talking to everybody, you're talking to nobody
How to use AI to finally find your "who."
 • 
Mia Kiraki
The art of picking a fight
This workflow helps you declare war on mediocrity and build a brand people will fight for
 • 
Mia Kiraki
6
The most valuable content is not on the internet
Why your biggest marketing asset is hidden in your meeting transcripts, memories from past conversations, et al.
 • 
Mia Kiraki
Your AI strategy is a parlor trick
How to escape the "efficiency trap" and use AI to build an insurmountable advantage, not just a slightly faster mousetrap.
 • 
Mia Kiraki
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I think the robots are winning
And what you can do about it
 • 
Mia Kiraki
ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK
ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK
The newsletter that treats AI like your smartest intern, not your replacement. Get battle-tested workflows and proof that robots can, in fact, eat your homework.

ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK

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