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Amanda Caswell

I stopped using one AI for everything: This 2-tool system reclaimed 10 hours of my work week

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There’s never been a better time to start bundling AI tools. A lot of people are finally getting comfortable with AI — and now they’re looking to expand how they use it for both work and everyday life. But most are still doing everything in one place: thinking, organizing and executing inside a single chatbot.

And while that works, it’s not the most efficient way to use AI. There is so much more to explore and gain from doing things a bit differently. Because the people getting the most out of AI right now are the ones moving faster, producing more and actually finishing what they start. If you're wondering how, it's as simple as splitting up the job.

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