In March I wrote a post on this site about trying an AI desktop tool. I said something in it that I'd known about myself for years: "I would build something, then abandon it after a few days because it felt too complicated." That was the honest part. I'd done it with budgeting apps, with training plans, with three different note systems. I'd build the thing, feel clever for a week, and then quietly stop opening it. That post is five months old today. I want to write down what

I used to be skeptical about new productivity tools. I had tried and abandoned many setups, from complex Notion pages to bullet journals that looked great but failed in practice. I even paid for an app to track my water intake, which I never used. Then I discovered an AI desktop tool called Cowork, and it changed how I work in ways I didn’t expect. This post shares my experience with this tool over the first few weeks and how it challenged my trust issues with my old workflow

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