Episode Summary In this episode I talk about why testing my automations before I launch anything is non negotiable. I walk through exactly how I test my own checkout flows, why the follow up email matters, why the software I choose has to actually talk to each other, and how knowing my systems lets me fix things quickly when tech breaks. I also share a couple updates about LextroMind applications opening and my schedule being closed for the rest of the year. [IMPORTANT]: The waitlist is ope...
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Episode Summary In this episode I talk about why testing my automations before I launch anything is non negotiable. I walk through exactly how I test my own checkout flows, why the follow up email matters, why the software I choose has to actually talk to each other, and how knowing my systems lets me fix things quickly when tech breaks. I also share a couple updates about LextroMind applications opening and my schedule being closed for the rest of the year. [IMPORTANT]: The waitlist is ope...
Episode 134: A ChatGPT Hack for Building Your Schedule
Up In My Business
17 minutes
3 months ago
Episode 134: A ChatGPT Hack for Building Your Schedule
Summary: In this episode, I share a way I used ChatGPT to audit and optimize my calendar. I talk about why flexibility is such a core value for me, how I used AI to map out my ideal schedule, and how this same process can work whether you run a clinic or an online business. I also touch on travel plans, updates from my coaching program, and why now is a great time to rethink your schedule for the year ahead. What I talk about in this episode: Life updates: beach volleyball weekends, sunscr...
Up In My Business
Episode Summary In this episode I talk about why testing my automations before I launch anything is non negotiable. I walk through exactly how I test my own checkout flows, why the follow up email matters, why the software I choose has to actually talk to each other, and how knowing my systems lets me fix things quickly when tech breaks. I also share a couple updates about LextroMind applications opening and my schedule being closed for the rest of the year. [IMPORTANT]: The waitlist is ope...
