Why AI Will Never Replace Your Humanness

Yeah, well, after that happened, so I was living in New Zealand for six years and then I was in Bali for six weeks.

And then I ended up moving my whole life to Austin.

So that was like three and a half years ago.

So me and my partner at the time, we moved here and it pretty much started everything over.

Like I had a new house, new car.

I don't know anybody.

So...

it was like I was reborn and I was like creating from nothing and everything.

And I think what helped me so much, like you guys know Austin, everyone here is so creative and entrepreneurial and expansive that it allowed me to explore my expression in safe containers and environments and parties.

So that was a piece of the expression.

And then in terms of what I was posting online, it was really like a exploration of who I am and who I am now and kind of, yeah, playing with a new beginning and also being single for the first time in six years that was like it was like yeah refinding myself like I was a little kid again I felt like a little kid again because I couldn't I didn't have any money I didn't have any business I didn't have a financial partner an emotional partner and I had I had all these bills now and Yeah, it was my parents had to help me for ask me like I had to ask them for help to pay for things.

So I did literally feel like a little kid being reborn and out of innocence and curiosity and openness.

How did you begin to rebuild? Like, is the business you have now the business you started when you moved to Austin? Or is it kind of evolved over time? Or how did you get yourself out of that? Just kind of reset?

Yeah.

So when I moved to Austin is when is when I came out.

Yeah.

So I got really, really into that.

That's

cool.

And I'm a researcher.

So I was like rabbit holing AI like all the time.

It's the best for

rabbit holing.

And I was like, oh, what if I put my chart in? Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.