Using AI for Idea Validation
How many unfinished ideas are sitting in your notebook (or in my case, many, many notebooks), waiting for “someday”?
Book Brew 182: Word Treasures Part XII
Glad to have you back on the treasure hunt for another Word Treasures post!
The Overachiever on My Digital Team Who Never Calls in Sick
Everyone, meet automation. It can be your new digital teammate. There are many out there for you to choose from.
Forks Aren’t For Soup
Using Gemini only for quick captions or email drafts is like eating soup with a fork. Sure, you’ll get a tiny taste of something, but you’re leaving the good brothy stuff behind.
Book Brew 181: Escaping Stupid Smart Land
We are currently using mankind's most revolutionary computational mind to avoid writing our own social media captions.
The Productivity Olympics: Opening Ceremony Highlights
Welcome back to the annual Productivity Olympics, sponsored by Your Anxiety™.
Event One: Long-Form Emailing
Grammarly takes gold for catching 123 typos in a single panic draft.
Event Two: Streak Hoarding
TypeShare users compete to the death: who can post from the...
NotebookLM for the “Where Did I Leave Off?” Problem
We’ve all opened a project folder we got pulled away from two weeks ago and instantly thought, “WTAF was I even trying to do here?!?”
Book Brew 180: Quote Vault Part XII
Welcome back to the Quote Vault! This week, I have some quotes from recent reads about perspective and distortion.
A Field Guide to Choice Overload
1️⃣ Tiny Decision, Big Spiral.
“What should I eat?” becomes an existential crisis about purpose and destiny. (no, just me??)
The Client Who Thought AI Was a Waste of Time
A client once told us: “I tried ChatGPT. It gave me such boring text I had to close the tab and I never went back.”
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