What kind of AI leader are you?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  What did you ask AI to do this week? (Nobody's grading.)

  • A.
    Write an email, and then I rewrote half of it
  • B.
    Something different in more chats than I can count (the good one is in there somewhere)
  • C.
    Nothing directly. I asked someone on my team to ask it for me
  • D.
    Help me prep for a meeting, and I wished it remembered what I told it last time
• 2.
  Describe your calendar in one breath.

  • A.
    Judgment calls and other people's output in thirty minute pieces
  • B.
    Chaos, with the occasional free afternoon I spend tinkering
  • C.
    Back to back, and lunch happens in another meeting
  • D.
    Packed, but I'll protect an hour when something's worth it
• 3.
  Someone says "agent" in standup. What do you do?

  • A.
    Nod, then look it up after the meeting (nobody saw)
  • B.
    Think about the custom GPT you built and haven't opened since
  • C.
    Ask them to send you a summary (they'll use AI to write it)
  • D.
    Picture one running your meeting prep
• 4.
  If AI handed you back a few hours a week, where would they go?

  • A.
    Building something myself again, like before I managed people
  • B.
    Finally connecting the tools I already pay for
  • C.
    Coaching my team
  • D.
    Revenue strategy, then dinner at home
• 5.
  Pick the sentence you'd say out loud at your next leadership meeting.

  • A.
    I use it for emails, and I know there's more.
  • B.
    I've tried everything, and none of it talks to each other.
  • C.
    My team is further along on this than I am.
  • D.
    My prep was drafted before I sat down.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  The Email Whisperer

  You can prompt it for an email, and you know that isn't the ceiling (you've been rewriting half of every draft, haven't you?). Prompting one email at a time is grocery shopping one meal at a time (it works, and you're back at the store every morning).The first thing I'd build you is a brief before every call, with who's attending, what was said last time and what's still open. A VP I used to report to told me he wished he could be an individual contributor again, and building your own system is how you get your hands back on the work. Book a free half hour and I'll show you what one piece of your job looks like built.
• 2.
  The Tab Hoarder

  You've tried a lot of it: a custom GPT, a project or two, and a chat with the perfect prompt in it somewhere (you'll find it someday). What's missing is the piece that connects them, which is a memory file (one document holding what you and your company know, written where an agent can read it) and one lead agent that decides which job to run and when.That's the first thing I'd build you. Ten agents report into the chief of staff agent I built for my own work, and every one of them runs on tools I was already paying for. Book a free half hour and bring the tools you already pay for.
• 3.
  The Delegator

  Your team has afternoons to tinker with AI, and you're eating lunch in another meeting. You have a company to run, so you'll never get their afternoons, and you should still know as much as your reports, or more.A VP I used to report to didn't have the time to learn this the way one of his direct reports might. I did, because for eighteen years the hands-on work was the only work I had. The first thing I'd build you is a summary of what each report shipped, ready before your one on ones (it'll be the first agent your team has seen you build). Next time someone says "agent" in standup, you're the one everybody looks at.
• 4.
  The Main Character

  Your calendar is judgment calls and other people's output in thirty minute pieces, and you already know what you'd hand to AI first (you've pictured it).You're ready for the full setup: one lead agent holding your priorities, with your meeting prep, your pipeline write-up and a board update drafted from the month's real activity underneath it. Your best hours go to revenue strategy, coaching your team, or dinner at home (vegetables optional). Book a free half hour and I'll show you what one piece of your job looks like built.