Jul 9, 2026 · 55 min · 10 segments
In this episode of Land Language, hosts Brit Sastrawidjaya and Bethany Rydmark sit down with Andrea Palacio, co-founder of Crewless. Andrea walks through how she used AI to rescue her Florida lawn…
Andrea PalacioGuest
Brit SastrawidjayaHost
Bethany RydmarkHostI think Bethany can too, with just being moms who run businesses, little ones.
And, you know, whether you're a mom running a business or you're a family, you know, or you're leading a pack of dogs, you know, nobody has enough time to like solve all of the challenges that small business and growing businesses have.
And so I can really harmonize with what you're saying because there is only so many hours in the day.
And honestly, when you are a business, especially when you're growing a personal brand and you're growing the business brand, when you put your kids, you know, forward and you put your self-care forward, it's how it helps you show up in your business in this beautiful way where people feel a wholeness and a sense of them being cared for because they're saying that you hold a standard of how you care for yourself.
So as we adopt AI into our businesses, I think it's really this invitation of how we bring even deeper human connection to each other.
And so when we think about like how we use AI in our business, I really think about how do I take skills that are repetitive or things that take two to three hours to and swap out that computer time with the ability to have a human connection.
So we've been building a skill with Claude and it's not perfect yet because these things do take some time to build, right? The first time you build it, you just need a little time to tweak it and you need to be patient with it.
And so when we make plant boards in our design process, It usually takes a designer about three hours because they have to go and grab every file of every picture of every plant, go and make sure the description is correct.
So it'll be even more specific because we don't just design in the Willamette Valley.
I think Bethany can too, with just being moms who run businesses, little ones.
And, you know, whether you're a mom running a business or you're a family, you know, or you're leading a pack of dogs, you know, nobody has enough time to like solve all of the challenges that small business and growing businesses have.
And so I can really harmonize with what you're saying because there is only so many hours in the day.
And honestly, when you are a business, especially when you're growing a personal brand and you're growing the business brand, when you put your kids, you know, forward and you put your self-care forward, it's how it helps you show up in your business in this beautiful way where people feel a wholeness and a sense of them being cared for because they're saying that you hold a standard of how you care for yourself.
So as we adopt AI into our businesses, I think it's really this invitation of how we bring even deeper human connection to each other.
And so when we think about like how we use AI in our business, I really think about how do I take skills that are repetitive or things that take two to three hours to and swap out that computer time with the ability to have a human connection.
So we've been building a skill with Claude and it's not perfect yet because these things do take some time to build, right? The first time you build it, you just need a little time to tweak it and you need to be patient with it.
And so when we make plant boards in our design process, It usually takes a designer about three hours because they have to go and grab every file of every picture of every plant, go and make sure the description is correct.
So it'll be even more specific because we don't just design in the Willamette Valley.
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