As a mom of three with a full time job, my mornings can get chaotic fast. Before 9 a.m., I've usually packed lunches, glanced at the news, checked my calendar and tried to remember whether I signed a permission slip that was buried somewhere under a pile of school papers.
Not long ago, I started my day already immediately feeling behind. Now, I use AI as my sidekick. Instead of asking ChatGPT or Gemini to do big, complicated tasks, I use them for a handful of tiny morning habits that help me think more clearly and stay organized to reduce some of the mental clutter before the day really begins.
