Talia Basma

I use Open AI and Notion but also use AudioPen to turn my thoughts into written word.

I use voice notes to talk things out but this is 1000000x better flow and organization wise. 100/10

I dont personally associate GPT anything with any AI product other than Open AI anyway.

This is hard, especially depending on your work and personal life situation. I usually try my best to log off on time and remember that work is *work*. I could be fired without a moments notice unfortunately and I should do my work and that's it. Easier said than done though as I have stayed online extra several times. Having a trusted college has helped as we ping each other "no more...

I think AI can reduce hiring, but if you are paying for AI, you will need someone who is using it/prompting it.

I think its more about speed vs capability. I will say brands were not able to use Black AI models to have 'representation' without paying and actually representing Black/BIPOC models.

Indulge in hobbies and sleeping in if possible

Check slack for any big changes/news. Clear my backlog of tickets (I would in customer service atm) the have accumulated over the weekend.

I would say there needs to be trust and task accountability which are done via communication. I always say over-communication = the right amount of communication. Most people over estimate how much they are actually talking and discussing tasks/progress/goals so over talking about them in your head ends up being the exact amount to help ensure everyone is on the same page.

I start with an easy task to get into rhythm. If it's need the eod I hunker down because I "race" with myself to see what I can finish before the day so that I can log off an enjoy by life outside of work in peace.

I plan as I go aka I have recurring tasks and meeting already marked on my Google Calendar and then if I think "Oh yeah I need to do this by X" I'll add it to a time on the calendar to work on as needed. If I feel I have "nothing to do" I look at any recurring tasks I can front load or any future assignments I can just do ahead of time.

Like many have already said – I think it depends. You want to be where your audience is. If you are growing tool for students Twitter is promising, if the students are people who use YouTube often, YT could even be promising if done right.

I have been struggling with balancing my content creation plans for multiple platforms for weeks and I’m so excited to put the content os template to use!

I had a pretty serious epiphany about my relationship with my body and food. I think I've always dismissed the possibility of any kind of ed because my weight hasn't ever been drastically big or small, but I realized I stress eat and constantly have these weeks of self loathing. Not a fun growth epiphany but one that, now that I've realized it, I can work on building a better relationship with....

A watch party where people can chat about the movie could be fun depending on the size of the company. There are a lot of online games now that can be played. You could also send an activity kit to everyone that they all do on a zoom call which can feel very in person.

I think the answer also depends on the product/company. I do think Product Hunt is a great place to share certain products, but I could see others getting buried if they aren't a "tech-forward" company. Twitter was probably a top go-to but I wonder if that will be the case as Elon Musk continues tinkering around with it.

I really enjoy Instagram the most, but have been getting the hang of LinkedIn so I'm not 100% sure. If I pick LinkedIn, I definitely wouldn't doom scroll the way I do on IG. But, for IG I have so many online friends from the book community that doesn't really exist on LinkedIn.

I have been using GoodNotes for my Meal Planning/Day to Day journaling but maybe I'll try Notion instead with this template pack!

I totally agree that building community can be your best asset, especially in times of uncertainty!