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✅ Today's Checklist: 6 AI prompt frameworks that instantly improve your results Why creativity starts with permission (not talent) AI tools actually worth bookmarking The hobby linked to a lower dementia risk
🗓️ Wed 2/25 9AM PT: Recap emails, follow-ups, and documenting next steps can quietly eat up hours each week. This session will show you a simpler way to stay on top of everything. Register here. |
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Use These 6 Frameworks For Smarter Prompts |
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Takeaways: The more structured your ask, the better the response. These frameworks eliminate guesswork and reduce rewrites. Different goals need different formats: Whether you're making a decision (GROW), explaining a situation (STAR), or assigning a task (RACE), there's a prompt formula that fits. Frameworks mean time saved. Adopting consistent formats makes for a faster, more reliable ChatGPT.
Check out the frameworks on LinkedIn. |
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Schedules Shouldn't Require 32 Texts and a Prayer |
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If you're still collecting availability in DMs, posting screenshots, and playing "who can cover?" every week, When I Work is the calmer way to run schedules.
It's built for real-world teams: employee scheduling + team messaging + time & attendance in one place. You can publish schedules in minutes, approve shift swaps and time-off requests without side chats, and use an in-app time clock (with options like geofencing).
Bonus: it connects with other tools (payroll/POS/HR integrations are available).
Do this (and you'll save your sanity): Do set an availability cutoff (no "btw I can't work" surprises). Do use shift swap + open shift workflows instead of group chats. Do keep schedule changes + messages in one app. Do track time consistently before payroll.
Don't do this (if you enjoy peace): Don't rely on screenshots as "communication." Don't let coverage run on first-come, loudest-text rules. Don't make managers the human switchboard.
Build next week's schedule in minutes.
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AI Tools Worth Bookmarking |
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Takeaways: Don't get overwhelmed with the number of tools available. Start with the biggest pain point and choose 1–2 tools that solve a real problem (e.g. need a landing page? Try Mixo. Repurposing content? Go with Opus or Vidyo.ai). AI can replace hours of design or editing: Tools like Beautiful.ai, Claid.ai, and VEED.io make you look like a pro without actually being one. The right stack grows with you. You don't need every tool on the list. Bookmark the ones that catch your eye and build your go-to stack as your business and content needs evolve.
See the list on LinkedIn. |
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Give Yourself Permission to Be Creative |
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Takeaways: Creativity is about being honest. You don't need permission to express yourself, but you do need the courage to play the fool. Art becomes essential when life breaks you open. In moments of grief or joy, creativity helps us make sense of our experiences and feel less alone. The path to knowing yourself starts with following what you love. There's no map—only a willingness to walk it, stay curious, and keep creating anyway.
Watch the TedTalk on LinkedIn. |
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Stop Letting Video Editing Steal Your Evenings |
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You already did the hard part. You showed up, recorded the podcast, ran the interview, shared the insight.
Now you're staring at 90 minutes of footage thinking… when did I sign up to become a video editor?
That post-recording spiral is real. The scrubbing. The trimming. The captions. The "I'll just clean this up quickly" that somehow turns into three hours.
Riverside takes that weight off your plate.
You can record in studio quality from anywhere, and then edit the video the same way you'd edit a Google Doc.
With Riverside's text-based editor, you can: Cut clips just by deleting words from the transcript Auto-generate highlight reels with Magic Clips Add captions instantly Clean up audio like a pro
It's less about fancy features and more about protecting your time.
One recording can turn into YouTube uploads, short-form clips, promos, and reels without you living inside a timeline all afternoon.
You've got better things to do than drag clips around a timeline.
Let AI handle the tedious stuff so you can get back to the part you actually like. |
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Hobbies Can Reduce the Risk For Dementia |
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Takeaways: Activities like puzzles and music are often recommended for brain health, but dancing might be even more powerful. One study found that dancing more than once a week was linked to a 76% lower risk of dementia, making it one of the most effective movement-based habits. Adding regular dance sessions to your routine is brain medicine disguised as joy.
Learn more about it on IG. |
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Stuff We're Loving This Week |
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☕ Thania swears by adding a scoop of this protein powder to her coffee for an effortless energy boost. |
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