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It’s been over a year since I last updated this site. Life has been a whirlwind of kids and work, leaving little room for reading and writing. But recently, I’ve found myself diving back into reading, and I decided to find time to start writing again.

Bing CoPilot

One exciting development on my radar is Bing Copilot. The media buzz around AI’s impact on our daily lives caught my attention, and I decided to explore this tool. The results have been nothing short of amazing. Bing Copilot takes my rough email drafts and transforms them into professional, polished messages.

Here’s how it works: I start by drafting an email in Outlook. Then, I open my browser and head to bing.com. On the Copilot page, I type a simple request like “revise the following email draft for me.” I copy and paste my draft into the Copilot dialog.

Most of the time, the revisions are spot-on. Occasionally, Copilot removes sentences that I’d like to keep, but that’s an easy fix—I simply add them back to the revised email.

In a world where AI is reshaping communication, Bing Copilot is a game-changer. It’s like having a skilled editor at my fingertips, ensuring my emails convey professionalism and clarity. So, here’s to embracing the future and making the most of these exciting tools!

Atomic Habits by James Clear

I’ve recently delved into James Clear’s masterpiece, Atomic Habits, and let me tell you—it’s a game-changer. It’s a roadmap to transforming your life, one tiny habit at a time.

Clear’s writing is like a well-tailored suit—sharp, concise, and perfectly fitted. Each of the 20 chapters is a gem, packed with actionable insights that leave you nodding in agreement.

Clear’s secret sauce lies in his focus on microscopic shifts. He reveals how these seemingly insignificant habits compound over time, shaping our destiny. From the cue-routine-reward loop to the magic of habit stacking, this book is a treasure trove of practical wisdom.

Unlike some other books (which shall remain nameless), Atomic Habits doesn’t leave you scratching your head. Clear’s clarity of thought makes it a joy to read. No more deciphering cryptic sentences or re-reading paragraphs—just pure enlightenment.

The Stayfree App

After my Atomic Habits revelation, I decided to tackle my digital distractions. Enter the Stayfree app, my newfound ally in the battle against mindless phone scrolling.

I discovered I was spending 1 to 2 hours daily lost in the Chrome browser on my phone. Yikes! That’s precious time slipping away.

With the Stayfree app, I set strict boundaries during my work hours. No more mindless browsing. Just focused productivity.

My concentration soared, and distractions plummeted. I’m reclaiming my time, one blocked app at a time.

So, whether it’s building atomic habits or taming digital demons, remember: small changes yield seismic results.

This article was edited by Bing CoPilot and me.