here is a link to a notebook lm I made on a few good source on claude code skills. https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/8dd088c8-44df-4e4b-ab49-b75f36f0056b

ChatGPT rolled out some kind of year in review thing today, and this was the reward I got from it. I'm not sure what it's going for here...

Please share a link to someone you has found good content around building apps. It doesn't necessarily have to be coding, it could me marketing, launching, raising funds, UX, graphic design, project management and on and on and on...you get the idea. There are so many elements that go into building something. Please write a quick sentence on why you like the channel, and one thing you would change (IN A CONSTRUCTUVE MANNER!!!) I'll start... This is Greg Isenberg I like the face that he puts out a wide range of content with a lot of guests and different aspects of building an app I would change some of his guests' tendency to breeze over how complicated it is to make apps. Sure you can claim that AI Studio spun up a wireframe to an app in 30 minutes, but that's really just the beginning. There's so much more

"A day in the life" from NotebookLM, one way I use this to help me record some data from my day of sourcing. I used a small mic system I have that has built in memory. I recorded for about 12 hours, drive to auction, at auction, review of bids, and on way back from auction. I will post links and I think people can click the links to view the content, in a limited means, on NotebookLM I'll see if I can post an audio overview, and the video overview. these were both done with very little prompting, and was zero shot(no examples of output given to AI) let me know if it works, and what you think of the idea, and the content. I really like it.

I'm sure everyone has at least one idea they think could change the world, if they could just figure out how to bring it to reality. I call that a white whale because it feels like an obsession that we can never catch. What's your whale? I'll go first. I've always wanted to create an app that can manage my social calendar like a personal assistant. I'm really, really bad at scheduling time with friends and colleagues, so over time I let my connections stagnate. I wish I had something that could just be responsible for making sure that I'm taking at least 30 minutes a day to have a 1 on 1 with someone from my network. The tool would need to make sure I'm properly spreading out my time but also creating meaningful opportunity to stay connected. Comment below, tell me something you have always wished existed, some tool that could improve you life or your business or your relationships.