Book Brew 44: Automate for Success
Automate. Automate. Automate. I keep coming across this theme more and more frequently, and I have been working to embrace it wherever I can.
Book Brew 43: Balanced Boundaries for Better Results
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.”
Book Brew 42: Learning Through Failure
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,...
AI Quick Tips 40: Create a digital “foodie” friend
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.
AI Quick Tips 39: Use it to predict your future
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.
Book Brew 41: Thinking Outside the Box
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...
AI Quick Tips 38: Create a digital party planner
Maybe you want to take your party planning and hosting skills to the next level. Maybe the thought of party planning makes you sad, but you have to do it anyway. Either way, you can use an AI tool like ChatGPT to figure out what questions to ask, what things to consider,...
Book Brew 40: Simplify and Succeed
If you have known me for a while, you probably know I am a no-nonsense, no-fluff kind of person. So, reading in Effortless about how McKeown talks about simplifying processes through the use of identifying the minimum steps required to completion, sang to my soul. No fluff...
AI Quick Tips 37: Create a customized grocery list - from PICTURES !!
Full disclosure - I have not tried this yet. But it’s on the internet, so it must be true…
For anyone who is still here after that comment, let’s press on
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