@Paul Mullon Yeah Paul, same here. It’s a massive yes from me too. But only when I actually use it with a plan. Otherwise it’s easy to just play around with it and not get much done. For me, AI really kicked in when I tied it to one workflow. Like content, outreach, or building offers. That’s when it started saving time and making money.

@Julian Goldie For me it’s content and idea generation, saves a lot of time getting started.

@Julian Goldie For me it is usually YouTube too. I tell myself I will just watch one video, then the recommendations pull me into another one, and suddenly a lot more time has passed than I expected. Sometimes TikTok does the same thing because the short videos make it so easy to keep scrolling without noticing the time. I think the algorithms really know how to keep us hooked, especially late at night when we are just trying to relax for a bit. Do you ever end up finding really useful stuff while scrolling, or is it mostly random things that just keep you watching?

@Paul Mullon Haha Paul, YouTube is dangerous for that. You go in for one video and suddenly an hour is gone. I’ve been there way too many times. What helped me was this:I started using it more intentionally. Watching stuff that actually helps me build or learn something. Instead of just random scrolling. YouTube can either drain your time or make you money. Just depends how you use it. What kind of videos do you usually end up watching the most?

@David Allen Offers like that usually raise a lot of red flags online. In communities like this, most people are more focused on building real skills, systems, and businesses rather than relying on giveaways. Sharing strategies or experiences that helped you succeed would probably be much more valuable for everyone here.

@Paul Mullon Haha yeah Paul, I felt that. Trying to pick just one is brutal when you’ve got that many in the mix. I used to do the same thing. Loads of apps, all doing different bits. What I found though is this: Most of them weren’t actually making me money. They just made me feel productive. When I cut it down to a few core ones tied to one workflow, everything got way simpler. And results came faster. If you had to strip it back to the 3 apps that actually drive results for you, what would they be?