A clear head
AI anxiety: how to think clearly when the headlines won’t stop
You can’t make good decisions with a head full of headlines. These guides help you turn worry into one next step and protect the attention, sleep and nerve your work depends on.
Coming soon
The first guides are being written. Meanwhile, the Situation Finder answers the 36 questions we hear most.
From the book
- 2.1Anxiety is a signal, not a plan
- 2.2Doomscrolling is not research
- 2.3Hype and doom are both selling something
- 11.1Attention is the new scarcity
- 11.5When it’s more than worry
The Situation Finder
- I can’t stop reading AI news, and it makes everything worse.Endless AI news feels like staying informed, but heavy exposure to alarming coverage is linked to more stress, not more clarity, so put your information on a diet.
- I can’t focus on anything for more than ten minutes.When AI makes answers cheap, the scarce resource is your ability to stay with one hard problem long enough to think it through.
- Some days the worry is so heavy I can’t function.Worry about AI is normal; when it takes your sleep, appetite or ability to function for weeks, it’s time to talk to a professional.
What AI Can’t Take From You
Stop doomscrolling. Start moving.
88 one-page chapters, a Situation Finder for the night you need it, and a 30-day plan. All three language editions. $7.99, once.
No hype. No doom. 7-day refund, no questions asked.