The Vaughn Tan Rule: A Simple Framework for Working with AI
There’s one part of your job AI can’t do for you. Here’s how to tell the difference between tasks you should delegate and decisions only you can make.
There’s one part of your job AI can’t do for you. Here’s how to tell the difference between tasks you should delegate and decisions only you can make.
What happens when crafting the perfect AI prompt takes longer than doing the task yourself? Two simple techniques I used to transform AI into a daily workflow partner.
I loved the idea of a Second Brain, but the time it took to build felt like a net-negative. Then I found a way to outsource the grunt work by using AI.
Lupe Fiasco vs AI: Who writes better lyrics?
While everyone’s using the same AI chatbots, the real competitive advantage comes from feeding AI your own personal data – but most people have no idea how to capture it properly.
Here’s an idea: Take a whole week off and just stay where you are. Don’t travel. Don’t fill it with a activities and classes and errands. Just take the time off, with no plans, and see what happens. I tried this for the first time last year, in the second-last week of December. And it
How are your 2023 resolutions going so far? There are loads of strategies that you could adopt to hit your goals: But now that we’re two weeks into 2023, some of your especially tricky goals might be starting to feel a little shaky. For example, I had a goal of going to sleep by 10.30pm
The biggest news in the tech world in the past couple of weeks was the release of of OpenAIβs ChatGPT interface. If you haven’t played around with it, you should. It’s a cool experience to see how a machine can immediately spit out a philosophical discourse, a scientific explanation, and even an entire song with
“We are surrounded by knowledge, yet starving for wisdom” Tiago Forte, author of Building A Second Brain Everyone knows that starting a new job is stressful. When I started at my new job two years ago, people would throw decks, templates, SOPs, client intel, and a whole barrage of information at me. It was like