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Unpopular opinion: AI made learning harder, not easier.
Posted by on March 22, 2026 at 6:24 pmBefore: I want to run Facebook ads → take a course → done.
Now: I want to grow users → which of 100 tools do I use? → which workflow? → which use case? → wait, a better one just dropped?
The bottleneck isn't "how" anymore. It's "what."
And nobody talks about this because admitting you're overwhelmed isn't good for the personal brand.
The sky's the limit is paralyzing when you don't know where to point.
Anyone else feeling this?
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Yep. The problem now isn’t “how do I learn X” but “which X is actually worth my time.” It’s like you need meta-skills just to pick a tool stack. What’s helped me is forcing everything through a couple filters: does this help me get users, keep users, or learn faster from users. If it doesn’t hit one of those, I ignore it, no matter how shiny it looks. Pick one core channel, one main analytics tool (something like GA4 or Mixpanel), and one execution helper (I’ve bounced between Jasper, [Copy.ai](http://Copy.ai), and lately Pulse for finding real conversations on Reddit that actually drive feedback). Treat everything else as a distraction until you’ve hit a clear milestone. It’s way less sexy, but the decision fatigue drops fast once you accept you’ll miss “better” tools and be fine.
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you guys make things worse than they are
just choose one tool, prefferably one that has it all, and use claude to guide you, and life is better
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