Taneja: Learning is Inconvenient. So is Changing How We Do It. - The Dartmouth
PushButton AI Team ·
Taneja: Learning is Inconvenient. So is Changing How We Do It. - The Dartmouth
Everyone says you just need to "embrace AI faster." But that advice ignores the real problem.
The real problem isn't your speed. It's that nobody told you what to actually do first.
You bought the t
Everyone says you just need to "embrace AI faster." But that advice ignores the real problem.
The real problem isn't your speed. It's that nobody told you what to actually do first.
You bought the tool. Paid the subscription. Your team nodded politely and went back to their spreadsheets. That $200/month quietly became a monument to good intentions. You're not alone, and you're not behind because you're slow — you're behind because the guidance has been terrible.
Here's the insight worth keeping from the current AI conversation: integration doesn't require a revolution. It requires one inconvenient habit replaced by a better one. That's it. Not a new tech stack. Not a six-month rollout. One friction point in your daily workflow, automated or assisted.
Find the task your team repeats most. The one that eats 30 minutes a day but nobody questions. That's your starting point. One tool, one problem, two weeks to prove it works.
That's how you get your first real win — something measurable, something your team actually uses, something that makes the next step obvious.
What's one task in your business that still feels like it should have been automated years ago?
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