JETS JOURNAL
Issue #055 · 12th November, 2024

Hi All!

Here is your weekly round up of what I’m pondering and exploring. Feel free to forward along to a friend if you think they might enjoy.

The best AI tool I’ve ever used

I’ve yet to tell anyone about this tool until now. However, because my readers are like family I thought I’d share some of greatest unknown AI tools and workflows for turning your imagination into reality.

The first tool is called bolt.new and you can use it to create entire applications and websites within less than a minute. However, if you’d like to learn how to create better prompts I’d recommend using Bolt with Perplexity—a search based AI.

The way you create great prompts to make sure you apps or websites work is by inputting your idea into Perplexity and then asking for it to write you a prompt to build whatever idea you might be sitting on.

For now, I plan on keeping this workflow between us and don’t plan on letting too many people in on this free game.

A great podcast on The Future

Last week I stumbled upon a fantastic podcast episode with Luke Belmar. You may have seen Lukes face in the past—since he is a popular finance and entrepreneur creator. However, what he has to say in the episode is pretty powerful and I’d recommended giving it a read if you want to position yourself accordingly for the future.

A new perspective on money

Here’s a great way to reframe your mindset to develop a healthier relationship with your finances.

Don’t work for life, make life for you

Going back to a “real job” has been a huge hit to my pride and ego—especially as someone who’s seen themselves as a globetrotting creator who makes money on the internet.

However, as I rebuild my circumstances and lay stronger foundations moving forward I’ve had to reframe my mindset when it comes to working for someone else.

Yesterday a quote came to me, “don’t work for life, make life work for you.”

The above quote helped me put the bigger picture into perspective.

I’m designing my dream life and working these jobs that aren’t necessarily my favourite thing to be spending my time on, in order to work towards the vision I have in my head.

Anti-Specialisation

Whenever I hear someone say pick your lane and specialise, I roll my eyes and think that sounds like shit. I want to do it all and I don’t give a fuck if you think I’m spreading myself too thin.

 If you resonate with how I feel, have a read of the below.

Feel free to give me feedback on Twitter. What did you like? What do you want more of? What do you want less of? Other suggestions? Please let me know. Just send a tweet to @JETLRWILLIAMS and put #JETSJOURNAL at the end so I can find it.
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Hope everyone enjoys their week!
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JET (@jetlrwilliams)

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