My story
What he was
A man who ran everything on paper: stamps, carbon copies, reports in triplicate and meetings that outlasted the coffee. His briefcase closed with a click the whole village recognised. When the farm went, the habit of planning stayed.
What changed with AI
With AI he draws up the garden association’s five-year plan over his lunch break — soup on the left, laptop on the right, reading glasses pushed up for the important lines. He asks the AI for a report, reads it twice, and stamps it anyway. And the association fulfils the plan for the first time in twenty years.
How he earns now
He helps villages and associations write plans and grant applications — and wins them funding. The chairmen come to him with a folder; they leave with a timeline, a budget and a slightly stern look that keeps them on schedule.
What goes up on Kailiniai.com
“Plan fulfilled” episodes: one paper task replaced by one AI tool, signed off at the end with a stamp he refuses to give up.
“Five-year plan. Done over lunch. Approved!”