Gayatri John

Overworking incessantly - it's seen as a sign of being a hustler, but without giving yourself the breaks you need, it becomes incredibly inefficient. And if in the process of overworking, you neglect your health, sleep and general lifestyle, I'd even go as far as saying it's counter productive. (https://www.atlassian.com/blog/p...) ^an insightful data-backed article on productivity!

As someone who started her career in a post-pandemic world, I can't fathom going into office every day. Work from home all the way! So much time is wasted in commuting, and for me personally, it's easier to have a productive routine at home with less distractions. Don't get me wrong, I love getting together with my team for brainstorming sessions and bonding, but I think I do my best work in...

- Opal: I use it to block social media apps during the day - Todoist: My favourite to-do list app since 2017, I can create separate lists for work, life admin, studying etc. and put in routine tasks - Notion: I use it for work and personal, as someone who needs to write down my thoughts and plan everything down to a T, it's been amazing :)

Breaking up large tasks into small, achievable goals on a to-do list... Love the feeling of checking things off the list, and I find it propels my productivity, and makes seemingly overwhelming projects more doable :)

I save Monday mornings to set goals / tasks for the week. I also schedule "low-hanging fruit" tasks on Monday to build momentum for my productivity for the week :)

I thought the changing tone feature is so interesting (so entertaining to see our pitches turned into casual speak) One thing I noticed is that when there's 2 subjects in the passage, the AI confuses the 2. Gotta explore the feature some more :)