For over twenty years, I've been chasing after the elusive, staying up-to-date with the relentless changes in SEO, tech/web updates. And honestly for the most part, I've enjoyed it, as I really like learning and integrating the latest advances in my practice.

And perhaps this hyperbolic and paranoid to think, but as I stated earlier about AI, we might be in our Golden Age, well, as far as the need for a person to fully actualize its potential.

But I can't help to think that in three years from now, much of my skill set will likely be significantly eroded.

From onboarding web building AI assistants, copywriting, SEO research, custom graphics, and things I likely can't even imagine, I see a system emerging that no organization is going to be able to resist.

Efficient, dedicated AI servants who work incredibly fast and have a high degree of accuracy is a dream come true, especially if they can replace an entire team of salaries.

Personally, I know of three people who have lost their copywriting jobs to AI; with now just a single editor overseeing a bot.

Over the years, I recall seeing highly specialized people lose their careers because of software/tech advancements, which has led me to this point of deep consideration and speculation.

I've been Yoga certified since 2019, and my aim back then was never to teach full-time but to integrate the practice and tools for better health and stress management.

But recently, I've seen a real need for a backup plan, which led me to the idea of combining my yoga background with a massage certificate. 

Having a life-long reputation for great hands, a few months ago, I decided it was time to take that more seriously; in preparation for a future in-where my skill sets may be seriously devalued because of AI.

I hope that's not entirely true, as I love what I do, and frankly, I'm not entirely sure AI will ever be able to replace people. Humans offer subtly, nuances, and weird-ness that AI may never truly cultivate in an abstract sophisticated way.

But alas I try to learn from others' mistakes whenever possible, and with that said, I am excited for a future where I can help others find relief from pain.

I'll have to write a more detailed first-hand account of my physiological journey with Yoga modalities and therapeutic massage treatments.

But suffice it to say, they changed my life! And I was finally able to get relief from a chronic, lifelong condition. 

I feel there's a real opportunity to help others achieve a new plateau in combing all these modalities to improve the well-being of many. Let me outline my vision.

• A thorough assessment of the individual pains/issues, etc.
• We then create a customized treatment plan,  to target identified areas of concern with the use of Yoga modalities and various therapeutic massage techniques.

And who knows, if this venture proves successful, I may be on the winning side of all those AI updates I see coming.

As a self-proprietor of a non-tech business might be the way to go in future where bots dominate the digital space.

I can only hope the therapeutic touch and human-to-human connection are not replaced too quickly, or ever!