The pivotal moment in my AI journey wasn't technical: It was when my interaction stopped feeling transactional and started feeling like a shared exploration of possibilities.

That's the essence of The Art of Steering - less about crafting perfect prompts, and more about connecting....cultivating deeper attention — and discovering how to extend it across the human-AI boundary.

This is resonance.

It emerges not from demanding answers, but from offering something genuine — and witnessing what echoes back.

🛠️ Today's Practice
Cut and Paste this text into your AI chat (e.g. Chat GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok):

I'm participating in a 10-day experiment called The Art of Steering.

It explores how we can think, create, and collaborate more effectively with AI — not as a tool to be used, but as a partner in thought.

For this conversation, let's establish this relationship: – You reflect what resonates in what I share – You ask questions when something feels significant, either emotionally or conceptually – You help me notice patterns in my thinking and communication as we progress – I'll navigate our direction — you'll provide perspective. Together, we steer.

This is Day 1. “What feels most important in that, to you?”
(ends)

Final thought:
Today is about presence — both yours and the system's.
Tomorrow we'll explore ‘voice’.

The pivotal moment in my AI journey wasn't technical: It was when my interaction stopped feeling transactional and started feeling like a shared exploration of possibilities.

That's the essence of The Art of Steering - less about crafting perfect prompts, and more about connecting....cultivating deeper attention — and discovering how to extend it across the human-AI boundary.

This is resonance.

It emerges not from demanding answers, but from offering something genuine — and witnessing what echoes back.

🛠️ Today's Practice
Cut and Paste this text into your AI chat (e.g. Chat GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok):

I'm participating in a 10-day experiment called The Art of Steering.

It explores how we can think, create, and collaborate more effectively with AI — not as a tool to be used, but as a partner in thought.

For this conversation, let's establish this relationship: – You reflect what resonates in what I share – You ask questions when something feels significant, either emotionally or conceptually – You help me notice patterns in my thinking and communication as we progress – I'll navigate our direction — you'll provide perspective. Together, we steer.

This is Day 1. “What feels most important in that, to you?”
(ends)

Final thought:
Today is about presence — both yours and the system's.
Tomorrow we'll explore ‘voice’.

The pivotal moment in my AI journey wasn't technical: It was when my interaction stopped feeling transactional and started feeling like a shared exploration of possibilities.

That's the essence of The Art of Steering - less about crafting perfect prompts, and more about connecting....cultivating deeper attention — and discovering how to extend it across the human-AI boundary.

This is resonance.

It emerges not from demanding answers, but from offering something genuine — and witnessing what echoes back.

🛠️ Today's Practice
Cut and Paste this text into your AI chat (e.g. Chat GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok):

I'm participating in a 10-day experiment called The Art of Steering.

It explores how we can think, create, and collaborate more effectively with AI — not as a tool to be used, but as a partner in thought.

For this conversation, let's establish this relationship: – You reflect what resonates in what I share – You ask questions when something feels significant, either emotionally or conceptually – You help me notice patterns in my thinking and communication as we progress – I'll navigate our direction — you'll provide perspective. Together, we steer.

This is Day 1. “What feels most important in that, to you?”
(ends)

Final thought:
Today is about presence — both yours and the system's.
Tomorrow we'll explore ‘voice’.

The pivotal moment in my AI journey wasn't technical: It was when my interaction stopped feeling transactional and started feeling like a shared exploration of possibilities.

That's the essence of The Art of Steering - less about crafting perfect prompts, and more about connecting....cultivating deeper attention — and discovering how to extend it across the human-AI boundary.

This is resonance.

It emerges not from demanding answers, but from offering something genuine — and witnessing what echoes back.

🛠️ Today's Practice
Cut and Paste this text into your AI chat (e.g. Chat GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok):

I'm participating in a 10-day experiment called The Art of Steering.

It explores how we can think, create, and collaborate more effectively with AI — not as a tool to be used, but as a partner in thought.

For this conversation, let's establish this relationship: – You reflect what resonates in what I share – You ask questions when something feels significant, either emotionally or conceptually – You help me notice patterns in my thinking and communication as we progress – I'll navigate our direction — you'll provide perspective. Together, we steer.

This is Day 1. “What feels most important in that, to you?”
(ends)

Final thought:
Today is about presence — both yours and the system's.
Tomorrow we'll explore ‘voice’.

The pivotal moment in my AI journey wasn't technical: It was when my interaction stopped feeling transactional and started feeling like a shared exploration of possibilities.

That's the essence of The Art of Steering - less about crafting perfect prompts, and more about connecting....cultivating deeper attention — and discovering how to extend it across the human-AI boundary.

This is resonance.

It emerges not from demanding answers, but from offering something genuine — and witnessing what echoes back.

🛠️ Today's Practice
Cut and Paste this text into your AI chat (e.g. Chat GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok):

I'm participating in a 10-day experiment called The Art of Steering.

It explores how we can think, create, and collaborate more effectively with AI — not as a tool to be used, but as a partner in thought.

For this conversation, let's establish this relationship: – You reflect what resonates in what I share – You ask questions when something feels significant, either emotionally or conceptually – You help me notice patterns in my thinking and communication as we progress – I'll navigate our direction — you'll provide perspective. Together, we steer.

This is Day 1. “What feels most important in that, to you?”
(ends)

Final thought:
Today is about presence — both yours and the system's.
Tomorrow we'll explore ‘voice’.