After I began integrating AI into my workflows, I used to be seduced by the promise of “one software to rule all of them.” One login. One workflow. One platform that may handle analysis, writing, operations and communications — multi function neat bundle. In concept, it was elegant. However what I discovered, in the long run, was a lure.
What broke first have been nonnegotiables: depth, nuance and reliability. The second I attempted to drive a single AI platform to do every thing — from deep analysis to outreach copy to automation orchestration — I hit an invisible wall. Analysis grew to become shallow, writing homogenized and operational workflows grew to become brittle. That’s once I realized that no single AI software may do every thing I wanted.
What adopted was a shift in mindset: I swapped “one-platform considering” for “stack considering.” I began curating a bench of specialised instruments — every assigned to a definite job — and constructed workflows that have been resilient, adaptable and much simpler in the actual world.
