Many Turbo Thinkers© tend toward perfectionism. We often hear the command "Jump!" and respond with "How high?" We can be quick to prove ourselves and eager to please, much like a show dog on an agility course. All of this intense focus and drive for perfection can be both stimulating and nerve-wracking.

For high-achieving Turbo Thinkers©, AI serves as a valuable ally in overcoming emotional blocks that hinder access to our executive function skills. How often have you found yourself gazing at a blank screen, cursor blinking, awaiting the eruption of genius? Time elapses, but how much? I don't know either. AI steps in as a solution, allowing us to delegate or automate emotionally charged tasks, overcoming the procrastination hurdle.

Earlier this week, I collaborated with a Turbo Thinker© who once found themselves mired in the depths of misery. Rowan's initial strategy was to endure the grind of a lucrative job until early retirement, then live their best life. However, the present was a quagmire of stress and overwhelm.