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I Talked a Voice Memo Into ChatGPT and Got a Task List I Actually Did
I had a twenty-minute walk where I dumped every open loop in my head into a voice note, then asked ChatGPT to do one specific thing with it. The instruction was the difference between a tidy transcript and a list I crossed off.
I Made a Product Mockup in Midjourney With Zero Drawing Skill
I needed a hero image of a product that did not exist yet, and paying a 3D artist was overkill. So I wrote a Midjourney prompt like a art director briefing a stranger, and the trick was describing the shot, not the object.
I Let Notion AI Tidy a Meeting Note I Was Ashamed Of
My raw meeting notes are a wall of half-thoughts and names I forgot to capitalize. Instead of rewriting them, I asked Notion AI to do one job: turn this into decisions, owners, and open questions. The single instruction saved the document.
I Made Fireflies Pull the Action Items So I Stopped Writing Them
I used to scribble who-said-what during calls and miss half of it. So I pointed Fireflies at the meeting, then asked the summary for one thing only: the list of commitments and who owns each. That single question is why I keep paying.
I Turned a Blog Post Into a Deck in Gamma and Presented It That Afternoon
A post I wrote got more reads than any deck I had made, so I fed it into Gamma with one instruction: make a ten-slide version a client could follow. The first pass was too proud of itself; the second prompt is the real skill.
I Turned a Blog Post Into a Podcast With ElevenLabs and Almost Believed It
I had a post that did well in text and wondered if it would work in ears. I pasted it into ElevenLabs, picked a calm voice, and got an audio version I could actually listen to on a run. The one setting that mattered was the pacing.
I Fed Claude a Wall of Run-On Sentences and Asked It to Fix the Rhythm
A client doc read like one breath held for three pages. No editor was free at 11pm, so I pasted it into Claude with one instruction: fix the rhythm, not just the grammar. Here is the framing that worked.
How I Used ChatGPT to Write a Two-Week Notice I Did Not Later Regret
Leaving a job is the one email you cannot unsend. I used ChatGPT the way I would use a calm friend: as a sounding board, not a ghostwriter. The result was short enough that my manager quoted it back as classy.
I Turned a 20-Page PDF Report Into a Deck in an Hour With Gamma
Monthly report, twenty pages, zero chance anyone reads it. I dropped the PDF into Gamma and asked for a ten-slide version a non-expert could follow. An hour later I had something I actually presented.
I Let Otter Transcribe a Month of Meetings and Then Actually Used the Notes
I had been paying for a notetaker and never opening the notes, which is the quiet waste everyone in this category hits. So I changed one habit: I made Otter's summary the first thing I read after every call.
Before I Cite a Stat, Perplexity Now Has to Show Me the Source
I used to drop a number into a post because it felt right. Perplexity broke that habit by making the citation part of the answer, not a footnote I would skip. The dating question alone is worth the tool.
I Made Zapier Sort Incoming Resumes So I Would Stop Losing Good Ones
Hiring inbox was a graveyard of good candidates I forgot to reply to. I built a Zap: new attachment in a labeled email, parse the file, tag by role, drop a row in a tracker, ping me once a day. Nothing fancy, everything reliable.
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