One thing at a time
I pick one goal and see it through before starting the next. That is how I work on my own projects and how I run workshops: we put one task on the table — a website, communication or a repetitive process — and work on it until the first working version exists.
Process first, then the tool
AI should support a deliberate way of working, not replace it. Before I choose a tool, I describe the goal, the audience and the next steps. Only then does it become clear where automation really helps and where a decision should stay with a person.
I test it in practice
I learn the basics, try, look at the result and fix what does not work. Starting from a concrete goal and testing ideas in practice is something I learned along the way — in Norway, during my studies and while working with finance and processes.
Time for life off-screen
Norway, trails and a turquoise camper remind me why I work with focus. Technology should give time back, not take it away. If something can be simplified, I simplify it — so there is more room for what matters.