The breaking point for me usually happens on a Thursday afternoon. You look at your calendar for the upcoming week, and it’s just a…
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I’ve spent a lot of time trying to solve the “calendar tetris” problem. You know the one—where you spend twenty minutes on a Sunday…
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I’ve spent the last decade trained like a Pavlovian dog to type keywords into a blank white box, hit enter, and then play “dodge…
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I’ve spent the last few weeks trying to force Gemini into my actual, messy, day-to-day workflow. Not the “look at this cool trick” kind…
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I’ve spent the last few weeks trying to force Microsoft Copilot into every corner of my workday. If you’re like me, you probably feel…
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The breaking point for me usually happens on a Thursday afternoon. You look at your calendar for the upcoming week, and it’s just a solid, unyielding wall of blue and purple boxes. Meetings, standups, client check-ins, and alignment sessions. Somewhere in the cracks between those commitments, you are supposedly expected to actually do the work … Read more
I’ve spent a lot of time trying to solve the “calendar tetris” problem. You know the one—where you spend twenty minutes on a Sunday night dragging blue boxes around Google Calendar, only for one 10:00 AM meeting on Monday to run over and turn the rest of your week into a chaotic mess. It’s exhausting. … Read more
I’ve spent the last decade trained like a Pavlovian dog to type keywords into a blank white box, hit enter, and then play “dodge the ad” for the first four results. It’s a muscle memory that’s hard to break. But lately, I’ve found myself opening a Perplexity tab instead of Google when I actually need … Read more
I’ve spent the last few weeks trying to force Gemini into my actual, messy, day-to-day workflow. Not the “look at this cool trick” kind of use you see in demos, but the gritty stuff—sorting through endless email threads, drafting project outlines, and trying to make sense of dense spreadsheets. What I’ve found is that it’s … Read more
I’ve spent the last few weeks trying to force Microsoft Copilot into every corner of my workday. If you’re like me, you probably feel like you’re constantly juggling three different browser windows, a chaotic Outlook inbox, and a spreadsheet that’s about two mistakes away from a meltdown. The promise of Copilot is that it acts … Read more