💡 15 Tools to Make Your Life Easier

🤖 Using the Robots for Good

Summary: This newsletter edition gives several low-cost or free AI-driven tools you can use.

Over the weekend, I was flat on the couch, next to my husband, as we both battled the latest round of COVID. We’ve had it before, always a mild case, but this round knocked us out. 😷 So be careful out there!

As we’ve floundered on the couch, the Olympics have kept us entertained, and so I’ve compiled a list of lessons we can take from Paris thus far:

✅ It's never too late to try something new (cyclist Kristen Faulkner)

✅ It's okay to feel your emotions (swimmer Caeleb Dressel)

✅ When you fall, get back up and try again (gymnast Simone Biles)

✅ Celebrate others (gymnasts Simone & Jordan Chiles with Rebeca Andrade)

✅ Only worry about the things you can control (gymnast Ana Barbosu)

✅ You are good enough as you are (sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson)

✅ Don't let others define you (boxer Imane Khelif )

✅ No obstacle is too big if you take steps to address it (sprinter Noah Lyles)

✅ You don’t have to be good at everything (gymnast Stephen Nedoroscik)

✅ You can always reinvent yourself (Snoop Dogg)

✅ Don’t let anyone take away from the gifts that make you *you* (rugby player Ilona Maher - Thanks for this one, Jeff Sharon!)

And finally…

✅ Always dress for the occasion (pole vaulter Anthony Ammirati)

Robot Round Up

Last week, I promised you a list of robots I use regularly, so get ready for AI tools that will make your life easier, your workload lighter and more efficient, and your creativity skyrocket!

All of these have been tested and used by me and are either free or low-cost, so let’s get to it!