2 ChatGPT (Free) Chrome Extensions so Useful They Feel Illegal

Save hours on writing emails, googling, learning, and more

Unless you’re a Himalayan hermit, you’ve heard of ChatGPT.

Amassing 1 million users within 5 days, this AI breakthrough spawned an army of paid courses, YouTube channels, software apps, and full-blown businesses.

Among those apps are Chrome extensions — or rather, a cesspool of buggy, useless “extensions.”

Painstakingly wading through these murky waters, I’ve uncovered 2 diamonds.

These game-changer ChatGPT extensions will free up hours and put your workflow on steroids.

P.S. Since these are Chromium-based extensions, they’ll work for Google Chrome, Brave, Opera, and Edge browsers as well.

Going over how to set them up, we’ll also dive in-depth into their use cases.

Disclaimer: I’m neither affiliated nor sponsored by either of these tools. They’re both free, and I’m spreading the word solely as a grateful user.

Boost Your Productivity: 8 Rare Science-Backed Methods (And More)

I bet you haven't heard of these before

Tired of reading the same old "Wake up at 5 AM. Plan your day" cliche advice?

Frustrated with vague, wishy-washy advice that you can't implement?

I've got your back. 

Here are 8 little-known tips scientifically proven to increase your productivity:

• Prioritize tasks with “The Eisenhower Matrix”: Divide your tasks into four categories based on urgency and importance. Then, focus on the tasks that matter.

• The “Swiss Cheese” method: Instead of tackling a big project all at once, break it down. Then, focus on one sub-task at a time, like taking bites out of Swiss cheese.

• Take a weekly “Digital Sabbath”: This means unplugging from technology. It can help you recharge, reduce stress, and improve your focus.

• Use “The Rule of 52 and 17”: Working for 52 minutes and taking a 17-minute break has been proven to boost focus and avoid burnout.

• The “Pomodoro Technique” with a twist: Instead of a timer, use a playlist of songs that add up to 25 minutes. When the music stops, take a 5-minute break.

• “Timebox” your tasks: Set a specific amount of time for each task and work on it. This can help avoid “analysis paralysis” and make progress more quickly.

• Use a “Distraction Pad”: Write any distracting thoughts that come up while you’re working. By acknowledging the thought and setting it aside, you can stay focused.

• “The Seinfeld Strategy” to build habits: Set a goal to complete a task daily and mark X on a calendar when you complete it. Build a chain of Xs and avoid breaking it.

Now let me introduce a tool to implement these (and a ton more similar science-backed methods effectively)

Peak Productivity by Jari Roomer

A comprehensive productivity resource designed to help you manage your time, prioritize tasks, and achieve your goals

I normally never do sponsorships, paid promotions, or other such stuff.

Because I deeply value the trust of my readers - of you.

But I found Jari's articles so valuable and him as a person so genuine that I partnered with him to bring this eBook+planning bundle to you. 

At 27,000+ words, it combines the most productive habits of the best entrepreneurs, authors, CEOs, philosophers, and scientists from the past and present. 

With Peak Productivity, you’ll also get bonus access to daily, weekly, and monthly planners, goal-setting pages, habit trackers, and inspirational quotes.

It’s a complete productivity system to beat procrastination, sharpen your focus, eliminate distractions, and unlock your full mental potential.

At the cost of a pizza, you get a massive ROI on your time, effort, & mental energy.

When time is money, it's wise to spend money to buy back time, isn't it?

It's a no-brainer.

Thank you for your time, and I hope the 8 little-known productivity tips and Peak Productivity help you 5X your productivity.

Write back to me, DM me on Twitter, or reach out to me on LinkedIn for any doubts, ideas, or suggestions.

Godspeed, my friend.

Exploring the World’s Largest Slums Jarred Me with 5 Eye-Opening Insights

We’ve no idea how bloody privileged we all are

Pinching my nose against the putrefying odor with one hand, I swatted mosquitoes with the other.

As we walked through Dharavi’s plastic district, emaciated soot-stained faces looked up briefly — before returning to their hammering and coughing.

We leaped out of the way as a bent old man hauling a massive bale of plastic scrap came jogging.

The path was the garbage dump. Recycled plastic heaps were the beds. Toxic fumes were their oxygen. Stale tea was their breakfast — soggy bread was their lunch.

How in the bloody world could people survive in such conditions?

I Planned My 30-Day Routine on A Single 1-Hour Flight — Here’s Exactly How

A step-by-step guide to help you achieve the same

As the familiar takeoff pressure clogged my ears, I furiously pounded the chewing gum.

After a mind-blowing weekend at my girlfriend’s, I was flying back home to familiarity.

But switching to part-time at my job, new goals, & extra responsibilities demanded fresh planning — and the flight was perfect.

White noise. Cozy cabin pressure. Phone on airplane mode. A snuggly window seat. Aromatic AC. My fast-asleep seat neighbor.

Armed with zen-like focus, I whipped out my pocketbook.

By the time the captain announced landing, I had planned my entire month.

Losing My First-Ever Muay Thai Fight Taught Me 5 Brutal Lessons

#2 Never underestimate your competition

“Kill, kill, KILL” screamed my mind as his left cross vibrated through my skull.

I retaliated with a thundering right shin kick into his rib guard.

As he took a timeout to adjust his guards, I paced — with a drumming heart and twitching muscles.

Taunting me, he played defensively — landing light low kicks and solid left hooks.

But drunk on adrenaline, I street-fought — swinging haymakers and high kicks in vain.

One warning for rash fighting. Two warnings.

As the bell sounded, I knew I had lost.

As he bear-hugged me, I felt disappointed and ashamed — but strangely elated.

Those 4 minutes in the ring taught me more than what 4 months would.

I want to distill those brutal insights into 5 valuable life lessons.