TJ Larkin

n8n for daily

Success with AI implementation comes down to three pillars: clear use cases, proper training, and measured adoption. If you focus on solving real daily pain points first that's more beneficial. Most teams see the biggest wins with simple applications like document processing and routine task automation.

This week has been different, just looking forward to Christmas and that's the only thing that's boosting me energy.

Record video first, then extract audio for podcast snippets, transcribe for blog posts, and pull quote cards for social. One piece of content = a week's worth of value across platforms. Although realistically speaking, I haven't implemented this always but it works some days.

AI generated Christmas images to share and coloring pages for my kids to keep 'em busy! Been looking up a lot of different recipes with AI as well.

Merry Christmas! And I actually wish for the ZEEL AI friends waiting list to fill up. We're offering free access to our entire AI suite to a 100 users, including consultants, entrepreneurs and business coaches. I'd love for people to reach out, get on the list and try Zeel AI out (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tjla...). That's the wish.

Been hearing Taco Tuesday all my life, can't think of a new one 😂

The '2-2-2 rule' for action items. 2 mins right after the meeting to clarify tasks, 2 tasks max per person, 2 day check-in for quick blockers. Overcomplicating the system was actually killing our follow-through.

Quick hack that's working: I dump my messy thoughts into Claude, ask it to spot patterns and angles I missed, then use those insights to build my content map.

None, no time at all during Christmas

Yes and finally embracing the holiday slow-down! Got tangled in lights (as per tradition), and letting the kids win at board games.

Trying not to time block too much, it's keeping me from that zombie-mode where hours disappear. My energy's better, and surprisingly, getting more done.

I started measuring backwards. Instead of obsessing over future goals, I keep a quick 'wins list' of what's already working. Makes it easier to spot patterns and double down on the right stuff. Been a total perspective shift for my business.

Very useful, clarity and community I'd say.

Consumer psychology bridges the gap between data and human behavior. By understanding what motivates people, you can tailor campaigns to hit the emotional and logical triggers that drive action. It’s the difference between a good campaign and a great one.

I've been loving my own tool Zeel AI [zeelai.com]. Unlimited GPTs, image creation, automations. It's a complete AI suite.

Well, in a way I do it for my kids. I use my app KidtivityLab.com to generate coloring pages for my kids (there's a GPT for it) that are tailored to their interests and age. The only purpose of using AI for arts outside work.