How to connect Google Calendar to ChatGPT - Open ChatGPT and go to Apps or Plugins. Depending on the version you have, it may be in the sidebar or under Settings. - Search for Google Calendar. - Select Google Calendar and choose Install/Connect. - Sign in to the Google account that owns the calendar you want ChatGPT to use. - Google will show the permissions ChatGPT is requesting. Review them and approve the Calendar access. - Come back to ChatGPT and test it by asking: "What do I have on my Calendar tomorrow?" - Once that works, you can say things like: "Block Tuesday from 5:30-7:00 for Bible study" "Can I fit a 45-minute cleaning block in Thursday evening?" "Move this appointment to another time that doesn't conflict with my schedule." The important part: you are not giving ChatGPT your Google password. Google handles the sign-in and permission process. ChatGPT only gets the Google Calendar access you authorize. OpenAI says connected Google apps can access the information needed for supported requests, subject to the permissions you grant. And availability can differ by ChatGPT plan, workspace settings, region, or administrator controls, so if somebody doesn’t see Google Calendar, that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re doing it wrong. TIP: Use the speak option to ask ChatGPT to add or adjust time blocks in Google. The speak option is the send button next to the microphone. You can talk with ChatGPT the same way you and I speak to one another.

AI can be a great support when we use it with intention. It can help organize our thoughts, bring clarity, and save time—but it should never replace our own voice, wisdom, or discernment. Here are a few simple tips to help you use AI with confidence as you move into your next chapter.

As we’re cleanin’ out, organizing, and makin’ room for what’s next, don’t forget that some of the things we no longer need may be able to bless somebody else. 💛 Gently used clothing and household items can be donated to qualified charitable organizations such as Goodwill, The Salvation Army, local shelters, and other eligible nonprofits. Depending on your tax situation and whether IRS requirements are met, those donations may also qualify for a charitable deduction. Keep your receipts, make a simple list of what you donated, and record a reasonable fair-market value for your items. Sometimes clearing out isn’t just about getting rid of stuff. It can be an opportunity to help someone else while becoming more intentional with what we have. Declutter with purpose. Give with purpose. Move forward with purpose. 🙌 Always check current IRS guidelines or speak with a tax professional for your individual situation.

Tonight was another good one! We dug deep and came up with a 30 Day Declutter Challenge. We realize it’s hard to be productive while sitting in the midst of chaos, so each week for 30 days, GET RID OF A BAG! You can do more but we’re going to GIVE OURSELVES GRACE and start with one! And remember to PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER! Until next Monday….Keep growing and turning your page!

We had to switch it up a little bit nevertheless, GOD WAS IN THE ROOM!!! What a time!!!! Tonight we talked about DISRUPTION and how it can actually be DIVINE. Take a listen and let me know what you got out of it!💛📖🖤📖💛