Happy Monday, Iza.
I love to-do lists and project boards.
But I HATE filling them in.
I can jot down what I need to do in Apple Notes… But the moment it requires opening ClickUp or Notion, it feels like being dragged to a torture chamber (dramatic, I know).
I love being productive. I just hate productivity admin (Caroline, our ops manager, knows this all too well).
Until recently, that is.
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This morning, I'm grabbing a coffee before my calls.
I'm standing in line listening to someone decode a complex order "this syrup, not that one… do you have macadamia milk? What about pea milk?" … while the barista conjures their creation.
Meanwhile, I'm telling Claude what's on my to-do list for the week.
"I need to cancel my Amazon Prime in UAE," I type.
"I've updated your Notion board." It informs me swiftly.
Over the weekend, I'd built my own admin management system inside Claude and connected it to Notion. Now I control it entirely through chat.
"Let's create my weekly map." "I need to record a new intro for our latest product."
"Updated."
By the time the barista finished the order, I had a full Tasks Hub with multiple productivity maps and tables built and populated. Then I said:
"Go into my Slack channel with Caroline and pull all the admin tasks she has for me."
Done. In seconds.
It's Monday. I'm on track. And I just got around my most hated task: managing my own productivity. (For context: I'd tried a human VA before. This is better.)
This is why Claude is exploding right now and why millions are switching from ChatGPT.
And this little productivity hack? It's probably 0.01% of what it can do.
That's why this Thursday at 11am ET, Klemen and I are hosting a free live webclass:
Join yours truly and Mindvalley's former CMO with over $300M in online sales, Klemen Struc, and learn: