I’m a rising freshman coming to mccombs this fall. I wanted to know how to get into the top business orgs (USIT, TUIT, etc.) and what I should be doing this summer. Any help would be greatly appreciated and feel free to DM me: I’m open to talking on the phone too.
Real question.
Would you use an app where every morning you talk to an AI for 1–2 minutes and it builds your whole day into a live timeline?
The main idea is the widget.
Like on your lock screen or home screen, you’d see a clean timeline of your day:
So instead of checking a calendar or to-do list, your phone basically shows what you should be doing right now.
Example:
School → decompress → homework → gym → study → free time
And if you fall behind, it adjusts the rest of the day instead of making the schedule useless.
Would this actually help students, or would people just ignore it like every other planning app?
Be honest.
Real question.
Would you use an app where every morning you talk to an AI for 1–2 minutes and it builds your whole day into a live timeline?
The main idea is the widget.
Like on your lock screen or home screen, you’d see a clean timeline of your day:
So instead of checking a calendar or to-do list, your phone basically shows what you should be doing right now.
Example:
School → decompress → homework → gym → study → free time
And if you fall behind, it adjusts the rest of the day instead of making the schedule useless.
Would this actually help students, or would people just ignore it like every other planning app?
Be honest.
Real question.
Would you use an application where every morning you talk to an AI for 1–2 minutes and it builds your whole day into a live timeline?
The main idea is the widget.
Like on your lock screen or home screen, you’d see a clean timeline of your day:
So instead of checking a calendar or to-do list, your phone basically shows what you should be doing right now.
Example:
School → decompress → homework → gym → study → free time
And if you fall behind, it adjusts the rest of the day instead of making the schedule useless.
Would this actually help students, or would people just ignore it like every other planning application?
Be honest.
What’s harder?
A) Knowing what you need to do
B )Actually starting
C) Staying consistent
D) Not getting distracted
E) Making a realistic plan
I feel like most productivity apps don’t actually fix the real problem.
What’s harder?
A) Knowing what you need to do
B )Actually starting
C) Staying consistent
D) Not getting distracted
E) Making a realistic plan
I feel like most productivity apps don’t actually fix the real problem.