Why I’m done with AI tool switching fatigue

Why I’m done with AI tool switching fatigue

Vikki explains why she’s refusing to switch to Grok despite community pressure, breaking down what AI tool switching fatigue costs a small business: scattered work, rebuilt templates, lost context. She contrasts that with the payoff of sticking with one AI workflow, using her Lovable app build and a guest presenter’s Claude filmmaking process as proof.

AI content detectors are broken and I have proof

AI content detectors are broken and I have proof

​This week, I typed out a post entirely in my own words and ran it through an AI checker. The checker scored it as 100% AI-generated, and that happened more than once. AI content detectors are broken, and this is going to hurt the wrong people. What happened when I...
Who decides what’s offensive? Both of us.

Who decides what’s offensive? Both of us.

John Cleese has the numbers on his side. If you scroll through the comments on this Substack post, you’ll find plenty of people nodding along to the idea that comedy should be free to mock anyone, that restricting jokes diminishes laughter itself, and that once...
Building systems that work with your neurodivergent brain

Building systems that work with your neurodivergent brain

Neurodivergent brains do not fail because of “motivation.” They struggle with invisible friction: too many steps, unclear next actions, and systems that assume perfect consistency. This post walks you through a simple way to build systems that fit your brain: one home base, one capture habit, smaller tasks, and reminders that trigger action.