Hi, Rachel. Thanks for another very helpful video. Some of these tools I’ve never heard of, and at this point, don’t need, but it was very interesting to learn about them all. I am using Asana, which I learned about earlier from you, and I like it. It’s just me so I don’t use nearly all its features, but it does help me stay organized. I create my book interiors in Apple Pages, which so far has worked great. I use a lot of my own photos for covers and use Canva to put them together. Harking back to your earlier video, I’ve used both ChatGPT and Bard, mostly as an idea generator and for some basic research at the beginning of a project. I don’t ask it to write for me because that’s what I like to do! I’ve also used Canva and CF Spark to create images, but most of them aren’t pleasing to me. I did use one AI image I created in Canva for a book cover and it turned out great, but it was very simple, mostly an atmospheric piece. I think I like the images Canva creates better than CF Spark’s. Maybe it’s just me, but you seem to be speaking faster than usual lately, and I’m finding it a bit distracting and hard to follow. I went back and looked at one of your older videos and it seemed to be better paced. I don’t mean to be critical, because I really appreciate your videos and the information you share, but thought I’d mention it in case others may notice also. Overall, your presentation is always top notch. Thanks for sharing so generously.
Thanks for watching, Kim! Slack is awesome; I just have to make sure to keep notifications turned off for much of the day so I don't interrupt my work. Do you have any other tools that you like to use regularly?
First, THANKS for not talking about AI or ChatGPT. It seems like that's the only important thing on the Internet lately. I've been using Notion for a while. I also use Google Gmail, Calendar, Tasks, etc. Also used to use Todoist, but it became redundant when I started using Notion.
