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I haven't played bass in four years. Before that, I played daily since I was 15 — multiple bands, daily practice. It was a big part of who I was. Carpal tunnel syndrome ended that — and my previous career as a cabinet maker and fabricator. Four weeks ago I had surgery on one hand, with the other due soon. Recovery's going well, but no app gives me the adaptive, personalised rehab I need to get back to playing. So I'm building one. It's called Dextr — a personal AI physio built in Bubble. It builds a tailored exercise plan, tracks progress, and adapts as I recover. The end goal: join a metalcore band 🤘 I've pivoted into no-code and AI-powered automation over the past two years. This is where those skills meet something personal. I'll be sharing the build on Contra — if you've got design or UX feedback, I'd love to hear it.
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Most people try to use AI by collecting prompts. That works — briefly. But without structure, prompts create more noise, more decisions, and more mental load. This is the framework I use with senior professionals to help them: • Reduce thinking fatigue • Improve decision clarity • Write and plan faster without losing judgment • Use AI selectively, not constantly AI works best between input and output — not as a replacement for thinking, and not as a tool you use all day. I recently documented this system into a practical executive framework covering: – Communication – Planning & prioritisation – Decision support – Meeting preparation – Workflow friction points Sharing a few slides here for anyone rethinking how AI fits into their daily work. If this resonates and you want it tailored to your role, happy to talk.
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