THIS IS BASED ON THE QUESTIONS FROM ARTICLE:  incubator.org/applications/blogs/who-has-this-problem

I’ll go first again to give a simple example. 

1. People who struggle:
People who are new to using digital platforms and don’t know where to start.

2. Their biggest difficulty:
Understanding how different tools connect or what to do first. 

3. A common mistake:
Trying to learn everything at once or not asking questions

4. What would help them:
A clear starting point with simple steps

Even writing this out helps clarify things.

I'm curious to see what others come up with, and a reminder that simple answers are useful here.

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THIS IS BASED ON THE QUESTIONS FROM ARTICLE:  incubator.org/applications/blogs/what-do-you-already-know

I’ll go first here to give an example — no pressure to be perfect with this.

1. Work / experience: I’ve spent a lot of time working on digital platforms, websites, and community systems — figuring out how to connect tools, content, and people in a way that actually works.
2. What people ask me for help with: Usually troubleshooting, setting things up, or explaining how different systems fit together. A lot of “why isn’t this working?” and “how do I start?”
3. Tools I use: Joomla, WordPress, Google Workspace, AI tools (including ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini), forms, CRMs, and different workflow setups — a mix of technical and practical tools.
4. Problems I’ve solved: Taking something that feels messy or unclear and turning it into something structured and usable — especially at the beginning stages.

What stands out to me is that a lot of this feels normal or obvious from my side — but that’s probably where the value is.

Curious to see what others come up with — even simple answers are useful here.

 

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Share your thoughts, ideas & considerations by answering the question: Which structure shortcut would save you the most time?
(After reading  incubator.org/applications/blogs/incubat...t-literacy-framework )

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We're living in the strangest time in human history.
We have tools that can do 95% of human tasks better than humans.

But that last 5%?

That's where...We're living in the strangest time in human history.
We have tools that can do 95% of human tasks better than humans.

But that last 5%?

That's where ALL the leverage is.

And that 5% is:

Taste
Judgment
Decision-making
In other words, the ability to say "THIS, not THAT."

Which leads us to an exciting prospect:

The more powerful AI gets, the MORE important your decision-making becomes. Show more