Checklists Are Life: Takeaways from Kelly Schrank’s AIIP Symposium Session

By Alyria “Aly” Salazar

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I’ll admit it before I even get started: I am a checklist person. Always have been. There’s something deeply satisfying about writing down every step of a task, working through it methodically, and, best of all, checking each item off as I go. It keeps me organized, quiets the background noise in my brain, and it just feels good. So when I saw Kelly Schrank‘s session on the AIIP Symposium schedule, “Human-Centered Workflows in an AI World: The Power of Comprehensive Checklists,” I felt completely seen before I even clicked on “join.”

How Small Steps Made a Big Impact

By Janel Kinlaw

Running a business as a solopreneur means wearing many hats and constantly juggling tasks, deadlines, and client needs. After eight years as a solopreneur, I’ve learned that it’s not always the big, dramatic changes that make the biggest difference—it’s the small, thoughtful changes to everyday processes that add up over time.

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