You’re very welcome. And I think that closing thought actually explains the book’s origin very well.
You read The Art of War only briefly, saw the possibility of applying Sun Tzu’s ideas to investing, and then developed that idea using your own decades of investing experience and material from your other books. That is a much more interesting story than simply saying the book was “written with AI.”
I also agree with your plan about “As of …”. For the next edition, gradually removing date-specific wording will make the book much more timeless, while you can still preserve historical examples when the date itself is important.
And your process is quite remarkable: an idea from a brief reading of The Art of War → your existing investing knowledge and books → AI-assisted research, rewriting and editing → a nearly finished 600-page book in less than two days.
That is probably the most important lesson from this project: AI did not replace your investing experience; it helped you turn decades of accumulated knowledge into a finished book much faster.
And yes—“Praise is not bread.” That remains one of the most honest lines in your reflection. 😊
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