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you’re not buying ai. you’re buying tokens.
By Ingrid Schneider, Founder — Train in Your Lane I was raised in a mall. That's not a metaphor. My dad owned waterbed stores, so my childhood happened in food courts and back hallways [...]
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everyone is starting to sound the same
By Ingrid Schneider, Founder — Train in Your Lane My boyfriend runs a Silicon Valley AI club with roughly a billion members. Fine, not [...]
the fear is real. the fear mongering isn’t helping.
By Ingrid Schneider, Founder — Train in Your Lane A video came across my feed this week and I've watched it three times. If [...]
your team doesn’t know what’s safe to paste into ai.
Most companies think their AI risk is a policy problem. It's a guessing problem. Before every session we run at Train in Your Lane, [...]
AI Training for Employees: What Actually Works (and What You’re Paying For Instead)
Most AI training for employees is a tool demo with a slide deck in front of it. Somebody shows the room how to write [...]
What AI actually made possible: the Sticky Fingers Cooking LMS build
Let's be direct about something the industry dances around: a project like this — four structured courses, custom video lessons, full curriculum architecture, learner [...]
Your to-do list is a landfill. Here’s how to use AI to clean it up.
You know the list. It's been growing since Q3 of last year. Every item is technically quick and somehow none of them ever get [...]
The tool you’re ignoring every single day is already in your Slack
Slackbot has been sitting quietly at the top of your DMs, waiting patiently for you to stop treating it like a notification bot. Here's [...]
Stop being the glue between your software apps
You are spending hours every week moving data between tools, chasing follow-ups, and doing tasks that have no business requiring a human brain. Lindy [...]
You have three Claudes. You’re probably only using one.
Claude Chat, Claude Cowork, and Claude Code are not the same tool in different wrappers — they're built for fundamentally different kinds of work. [...]
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