What happens when someone who has spent decades fighting for the planet starts using AI every day? Flora Mercury sits down with Brandi Clark Burton, owner of the Austin Common and a vision-to-reality strategist, to talk about using AI with a conscience.
Brandi shares how AI helped her find the right travel wheelchair for her mom, turn a week of agonizing over a speaking application into an afternoon, and deliver agency-level work as a solopreneur with Claude Projects. She also explains why consumers have the power to demand better from AI companies, the simple practice of asking businesses for what you want, and her coming book idea, Asking for the World You Want.
The conversation closes on "community as a service," and why in a world full of screens, human connection may be the most valuable thing a business can offer.
In this episode:
Why Brandi believes "there's no economy on a dead planet"
How to ask AI for what you really need, not what a search bar can handle
Using Claude Projects to manage client contracts, transcripts, and deliverables
One thing small business owners can do this month to use AI more consciously
The realtor community that clients refuse to leave
Why in-person connection matters more than ever in the age of AI
Connect with Brandi: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ecobrandi Email: ecobrandi@gmail.com
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