I’ve tried a few AI deck tools, and the first version usually looks good. The problem starts when I need to move things around, change slides, or send the deck to someone for a feedback.
At that point, I often end up doing a lot of the work again in PowerPoint.
I’m looking for something that actually saves time without making me redo half the deck again.
I want to write a book based on my work experience but i never sit down and write properly.
I was thinking i could record everything as voice notes and use some AI tool to organize it into chapters and help me write from there.
Has anyone tried a workflow like this and what tools would i need?
No but seriously the number of AI tools for social media has exploded, but most of them either overlap or don’t really fit into a real workflow.
Some are great for content (captions, videos, etc.), others for scheduling and analytics, but very few seem to do everything well.
From what I’ve seen, tools like scheduling platforms with built-in AI and video repurposing tools are actually saving people the most time, especially for short-form content.
For those actively managing social media, what tools are actually worth it in 2026?
I keep seeing people recommend AI employees for small businesses. Like every other day there is some new AI platform saying it can run sales, marketing, support, research, admin.
I run a small B2B startup with my cofounder. Hiring anyone full time is not really possible for us right now, even a VA, so we are trying to figure out what can be handled with AI instead.
Right now we are trying to figure out if these AI employees can actually take some work off our plate, or if they are just normal AI chat apps with a nicer dashboard.
Main things we need help with are finding good fit companies, doing basic market research, helping with outreach, writing content, and maybe answering basic customer questions.
I dont expect it to replace a real person. Just wondering if these AI employees are actually useful in real work, or if you still need to check everything and correct half of it yourself.
Been seeing more people talk about AI workforce tools that are not just chatbots but actual AI employees/workers that handle things like lead follow ups, customer support, inbox replies, missed calls, and basic admin.
The idea sounds useful in theory, especially if you are trying to respond faster without hiring another person. But I’m curious how it works once real customers are involved.
Is anyone here actually using an AI workforce for lead follow ups or support? Does it save time without needing constant checking, or does it turn into another thing you have to manage every day?
Would love to hear what setup people are using and what has actually been reliable. Thanks
I keep doing this thing where I know exactly what I need to do, but I just sit there and avoid starting.
It’s not even always a hard task. Sometimes it’s just sending an email, opening a doc, cleaning one thing, whatever but my brain treats it like some huge impossible mission.
I’ve tried timers and to-do lists, but sometimes I just use those to procrastinate too.
What do you do in that exact moment when you need to start, but really don’t want to?