Silos are a problem. Not the kind you see on farms (well, I guess those can have issues of their own, but that’s not what I’m talking about). I’m talking about issues with what McKeown calls linear knowledge in Effortless.
AI tools can do much more than just create text. Tools like DALL-E or stable diffusion can create high-quality images from basic text prompts.
One of the great things about AI tools like ChatGPT is its ability to scan large amounts of information quickly. Way faster than we could.
Automate. Automate. Automate. I keep coming across this theme more and more frequently, and I have been working to embrace it wherever I can.
I have mentioned this in a few posts, but resting and pacing myself are both things I struggle with. So, reading McKeown’s suggestions in Effortless about establishing lower and upper bounds really spoke to me, “Never less than X, never more than Y.”
Fail Faster. I first encountered this line of thinking when I was working for a non-profit association. Our CEO introduced it to the staff and wanted us to approach all our projects with this concept in mind. At the time, my perfectionist self balked at the idea. Now,...
You like to eat a wide variety of foods. You like to drink wine or beer (or both no judgment). You DON’T know or want to know everything about every single thing so that you can pair things properly.
An interesting use for ChatGPT that I came across the other day is to have it predict what your retirement will look like. I didn’t see any reason why it has to be limited to retirement so I updated the prompt template to apply to any future state.
Have you ever found a different way to approach a problem? Damien and I are always on the lookout for new ways to find solutions. One of the methods we implemented a year or so ago was the use of lateral thinking which looks to solve problems through an indirect and...
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