The Quarterly: My 24h Work week and What I'm Actually Working On (And What I Got Wrong)
Patricia, a UX designer and AI consultant, shares a behind-the-scenes look at how working just 24 hours a week has sharpened her business, led to new private company cohorts, and revealed that constraints often improve quality. She also discusses three major shifts in how AI is reshaping
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