Elisa Baas

Utilities: 46. tineye.com — reverse image search 47. smallpdf.com — edit PDFs 48. ilovepdf.com — merge PDFs Save this thread for later. Which site did you not know about? #productivity #tools

Entertainment & focus: 39. justwatch.com — where to stream 40. radio.garden — radio around the world 41. everynoise.com — explore genres 42. tunefind.com — find songs in shows 43. musicforprogramming.net — focus music 44. mynoise.net — build noise soundscapes 45. coffitivity.com — café ambience

Most people use Google for everything. Not because they’re lazy—because they don’t know there’s a better site for almost every job. I keep a “save for later” list of 50 websites that make online life easier. Thread 👇 #productivity #tools

ChatGPT trade-offs: • Writing can feel templated/corporate • Video gen isn’t the play here anymore Best combo: 1) Create visuals in ChatGPT 2) Drop them into a Claude workflow for the final copy Two tools. One output.

Use ChatGPT when visuals + internet matter. ✅ Generate marketing visuals ✅ Precise image edits (consistency, wardrobe, tweaks) ✅ Real-time research ✅ Build/share custom GPTs ✅ Agent Mode for web-based tasks It’s the “eyes + hands” tool. #AI

Team Claude vs Team ChatGPT is the wrong debate. The real edge in 2026: pick the tool per job, then stitch the workflow. Here’s how I split it (and why switching beats loyalty). #AI #Productivity

9) Real Scenarios, Real Practice Prompt: “Give me 5 real-life scenarios to use [SKILL]. Walk me through scenario 1 step-by-step. Let me attempt scenarios 2–5 on my own. Correct me only after each full attempt.”

8) Bridge From What I Know Prompt: “I already understand [FAMILIAR TOPIC]. Use it to teach me [NEW SKILL]. What’s similar, what’s different, and where my prior knowledge helps.”

Most professionals won’t deliberately learn a new skill in the next 12–18 months. Not because they’re lazy. Because they don’t have a system. Here are 9 AI prompts that turn learning into a repeatable workflow. #Learning #AI