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💼 Productivity Hacks: The 5-Minute Creator Workflow

Get more done, create better, and feel less burnt out.
Most creators waste hours jumping between tasks, apps, and ideas. This high-impact AI-assisted workflow is designed to simplify your day and make you wildly productive, even if you only have 5-minute blocks between meetings or chaos.
⚙️ Step 1: Use ChatGPT as Your Daily Kickstart
Prompt:
“What’s the one task I can do today that will move my business forward fastest?”
Let ChatGPT give you a clear, focused answer, then just do that.
🎯 Bonus Prompt:
“Write a 3-bullet task plan for me based on my goal: [insert your goal].”
📒 Step 2: Auto-Save Your Brainstorms with Notion AI
Instead of losing good ideas in your head, dump them into Notion using voice or quick capture.
Use AI to auto-tag and organize into:
Content ideas
Quick wins
Long-term projects
⏱️ Hack: Set a 5-min timer and brain-dump as much as you can. Let AI sort it later.
🎙️ Step 3: Record > Transcribe > Clip with Descript
Whether it’s an idea, voice note, or rough draft —
record it → transcribe it → polish it → post it.
💡 Micro-productivity tip:
Use this when you're walking, commuting, or between Zoom calls.
🛠️ Step 4: Let Claude or ChatGPT Summarize Your Research
Reading an article, PDF, or transcript? Paste it into Claude and use this prompt:
“Summarize this in 5 bullets with one actionable takeaway.”
🎯 Keeps you learning fast, creating smarter.
✅ The Magic Combo
Use this workflow once a day and you’ll:
Finish more content without feeling overwhelmed
Save 2–4 hours per week
Stop wasting mental energy deciding what to do next
🔓 BONUS DOWNLOAD:
Get the “5-Minute Creator Workflow” as a printable one-pager (PDF) + bonus prompts + productivity timer tool recs.

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