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Especially if you’re just starting out or scaling your business, surrounding yourself with people who understand your goals and challenges can empower you to push forward with confidence.✨
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💡 Tip of the week - Create a morning routine
Kick off your daily tasks without lifting a finger. With shortcuts, you can …
- Turn off your alarm.
- Send a good morning message to your partner or kids.
- Put on your favorite morning playlist.
- Open your to-do list for the day.
… All before that first sip of coffee. You can set the automation to trigger when you turn off your alarm or at a specific time in the morning. Cool, right?
How to get started on iPhone:
- Open the Shortcuts app. (Bet you didn’t even know it was there!)
- Create a new shortcut: Tap on the Automation tab at the bottom, then tap on the + (plus sign) in the top right to create a new automation.
- Choose a trigger: Select Create Personal Automation, like time of day, arriving at a location or connecting to a certain Wi‑Fi network.
- Select your actions: Tap Add Action to start building. You can select from hundreds of preset actions, like sending a message, playing a playlist, setting your alarm or opening a specific app.
- Customize the details: For example, if you're sending a message, you can specify the recipient and the content. If you're playing music, pick a playlist (like “Wake-up tunes”).
- Review and save: Choose whether the automation requires confirmationbefore running, then tap Done.
On Android:
- Open the Google Assistant app > Assistant settings.
- Under Popular settings, tap Routines > New > Personal.
- Add a starter: This could be a voice command, a specific time, sunrise or sunset, when you arrive at a location, or even when a smart device turns on or off.
- Add actions: You could play music, get reminders, read texts or get your traffic report for the commute home. Follow the directions on your screen, then tap Save.
Tip: You can also create personal routines in the Google Home app. If you’re making routines on shared devices, you’ll need to enable “Personal results.” Here’s how.
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Brianne Kimmel
✨Highlight of the week
Brianne Kimmel is a Ukrainian-American venture capitalist, published author, expert on the future of work, and philanthropist.
Read more about her here.
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