When you’re feeling creatively blocked or you’re stuck on a specific problem (like how to connect one plot point to another), ChatGPT is an fantastic tool. If you ask it the right questions, ChatGPT will give you outside-the-box ideas to shake up your process and break you out of your funk. So, here are some of my favorite ChatGPT prompts that I use to break my creative blocks and get back to work.
Read MoreYes - ChatGPT has a memory. Which means if you ask it to remember something - something extremely specific - it will. It’s like having a personal assistant who never forgets. And lets you focus on what really matters: building more leverage. So, let’s dive into ChatGPT’s memory function and how to use it.
Read MoreIt may seem like a click-bait title, but it’s not. The productivity gains I’ve seen incorporating ChatGPT into my workflow is 100x. I use ChatGPT for research and writing, alongside 100 million other weekly users. If you don’t use it, go try it out right now. Seriously. Click the link above (not sponsored), get a free account, and start living in that space. Because this is the future.
Read MoreTime is your most important asset. You can always make more money, but you can’t get back your time. That’s why the idea of time “chunking” as a productivity tool sparked my interest. This time management technique can help you be more productive and feel better about how you spend the finite hours of your day.
Read MoreIf you want to stop wasting time on the internet, you must internalize two concepts. The first concept is that you are what you expose yourself to. The second concept is that desire is suffering. You have to find your one overarching desire and suffer only over that. Once you’ve established this desire, you can curate the content you consume through that lens of desire. Suddenly, you’re no longer wasting your time online - you’re using it.
Read MoreIf you want to be more focused, energized, and productive, you need to hack your own psychology. Don’t worry, it’s not as complicated as it sounds. I’ve spent the last year researching and writing about the cognitive biases that influence behavior. Now I’m going to tell you how you can use these mental models to increase your own productivity. Here are 5 ways to hack your own psychology to be more productive […]
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