In today’s episode, I share an extensive Planner Peace from a listener who plans “99% on paper” and then shares some Hot Tips + Q&A!
Planner Peace Segment
Products mentioned:
- Plotter
- Raymay-Davinci at Yoseka Stationery
Hot Tips:
Apps mentioned: OneSec, Forest
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Personalized Filofax inserts
Vertical AND Horizontal Weekly Planner Mentioned: Twines and Paper Weekbook
Q&A:
- Handling non-urgent tasks that keep getting kicked down the curb
- Planning household tasks
ChatGPT Segment: Podcast ep mentioned
(Jade’s interview of me is not up yet, but her podcast is The Business Edit)
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If you’re interested in experimenting with AI planner recs, I’d definitely try perplexity.ai. As you noticed in your experiment, ChatGPT is not really good at answering questions for which internet search would be helpful. Perplexity (not a sponsor, lol) is more like AI-enhanced internet search.
Here’s the results I got from doing a search for a specific kind of planner. IDK enough about planners to know if the recommendation is better than what ChatGPT would give, but it’s working in a different way. (https://www.perplexity.ai/search/can-you-suggest-an-academic-ye-dYnE0OTITMOA86mTEM2egg)