I was at a talk about generative AI over the weekend, and someone asked about what it meant for students and homework assignments. The speaker said something I can’t stop thinking about: that if ChatGPT can regurgitate information as well as a student, and the teacher has no idea, what’s really the problem? Something I’m trying to teach my children,…
I’ve greatly improved my process for creating social media content in a centralized place. The basic workflow is this: Then my VA goes in and reviews the documents, creating images as needed, and posting them on the scheduled dates. Building the Google Doc URL To make this even easier, I wanted to create a Stream Deck button to open a…
This year I decided to switch Zapier from yearly to monthly and learned they charge an obnoxious 33% more because of it. Combine that with a recent episode of the Automators podcast that covers Make, and I’ve decided to try switching completely to Make from Zapier.
Do you suffer from too many emails? Have a 4 digit badge on your mail app? Constantly buried in a deluge of unread email? If you’re anything like me, just that sentence stressed me out. That’s why I have a process in place.
Getting a lot of emails, especially around the holidays, can feel super overwhelming. The seemingly constant firehose of deals coming and going and make anyone hate email. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Today, there are a ton of ways you can keep your email inbox neat and tidy.
My favorite part of owning a home is making everything smart, and there for automatable. But smart lightbulbs can be a problem for those who haven’t embraced the smart home life…until now.
SavvyCal or Calendly. There are a lot of great features to like about SavvyCal, including how calendar overlays work, one-off links, reusable hours, and recurring time blocks based on calendar events. But I’m not quite ready to switch yet. Here’s why.
Getting a lot of client work can feel overwhelming – especially if you’re a small shop. You take on too much work, and now the walls are closing in on you. Luckily we can fix that through automation.
I recently picked up the Stream Deck XL and have a few extra buttons to play with now. One thing I thought would be interesting is to launch a specific note in Bear Notes. Turns out you can totally do that! Here’s how.
Podcasting is a time consuming effort, which is why many podcasts fall victim to the dreaded podfade1. It can sometimes feel like you need a herculean effort to get it all done. Come up with topics, find and book guests, coordinate schedules, do the tech checks, record, post production, then publishing and promoting. That’s why putting a process in place and moving things off of your plate is a must. Here are 4 tasks you can take off your plate thanks to automation.
One of my clients asked how I run 3 podcasts with 3 kids at home. The answer: my processes and automations. And now, you can get those templates, completely for free.
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