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What do you think about it? My thoughts in the first comment.

Hey All, Here’s one cool workflow I’ve tested and wanted to share regarding NotebookLM. I often find myself away from my computer and have an idea and don’t want to forget it. So, I was looking for a way to capture my thoughts on the go and add it to my NotebookLM sources. Here’s what I came up with on iPhone: 1. Download the NotebookLM app 2. Use the Voice Memos app to capture my thoughts 3. After saving the memo, click the … next to the memo, then copy transcript 4. Open the NotebookLM app and your notebook 5. Go to sources -> Add source 6. Select the Copied Text option 7. Paste in your voice memo transcript Viola! Unfortunately, the Studio feature on the app is nothing like in the browser… it would be cool if you could spin up some reports while on the go, but it’s not there yet. I’m sure in time they will have it. Can’t wait to be able to have an idea, capture it, generate some assets, and post them within a few minutes from your phone. I’d be surprised if Google isn’t working on this.

NotebookLM is my secret weapon for turning everything I've already created into more assets, better trainings, and promotional materials that actually sound like me. In this video I show you exactly how I use it: → How I turn one training into slides, podcasts, infographics, AND carousel content without writing from scratch → The "critique" feature that tells you what's unclear, contradictory, or missing in your own teachings → Why uploading OTHER experts' videos helps you structure YOUR content (without stealing their ideas) → How to generate quizzes and flashcards your students will actually use → The simple prompt that creates a 2.0 version of any course or challenge you've already made This is how I create more while doing less. 🎬 Watch the full breakdown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tapWDph5iDY&views

Sam Altman posted something cryptic on X last night: "here is a little hint: 🎁" Turns out it's a hidden ChatGPT feature. Here's how it works: How to Try It 1. Open ChatGPT and start a new chat 2. Send just the gift emoji: 🎁 3. It'll ask you to upload or take a selfie 4. Sora (OpenAI's video tool) generates a short personalized Christmas video of you The video pulls from your previous ChatGPT conversations to personalize it. Santa tells you whether you've been naughty or nice based on what ChatGPT knows about you. You don't get to choose the style or what happens—it just creates something based on your history with the tool. A Few Things to Know - Looks like it's one video per person (trying again gives you the same one) - Other holiday emojis like 🎅 and 🎄 might also trigger it - The more you've used ChatGPT, the more tailored the result The Marketing Angle Worth noting how OpenAI launched this: no announcement, no campaign. Just a single emoji post that got people curious enough to figure it out themselves. I hope you can see how they leverage Altmans personal brand. If you try it, share what you got in the comments.