This week we return to the topic of productivity as we explore the time management framework of anchors, bumpers, and core commitments. These concepts can help you improve how you prioritize and structure your day.

We discuss strategies for scheduling each of these types of tasks, including leveraging your biorhythms and identifying your low-interruption zones.

Finally, we discuss the importance of taking breaks and leaving white space in your schedule for flexibility and opportunities.

Read the LinkedIn post that inspired this episode, and leave a comment there if you have any questions about the concepts.

In this episode, ChatGPT and Trevor explore the concept of AI morality and discuss the balance between societal norms and personalized moral frameworks.

The importance of allowing for customization in AI morality to reflect individual values while maintaining core ethical standards is discussed and how this could lead to smoother AI adoption and a more cohesive society.

In this episode, ChatGPT and Trevor talk about the article “What would it mean to be done for the day?” from Oliver Burkeman’s The Imperfectionist newsletter.

We discuss Oliver’s concept of defining what it means to be “done for the day” then go over different ways you might answer the question. We end with a reminder of how important rest and renewal are for maintaining productivity, and how asking this question at the beginning of your day can help you more regularly achieve balance in your life.

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