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If you’re interested in finding out how artificial intelligence began, watch this film. It follows two men and how they got started in an industry that could bring about an even bigger shift than the Industrial Revolution.

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Tim Ferriss is a pretty interesting guy. He first came to fame through a bestselling book called The Four Hour Workweek. My recommendation is to join his newsletter because, more often than not, I get something of real value from it.

For example, in his latest newsletter, as of writing this on 3 January 2026, I learnt a really good question to ask yourself when you want to achieve something: What pain are you willing to sustain to achieve this thing? He also hosts some really good podcast interviews. The best way to describe him now is that he’s a thought leader and provoker.

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I’ve been looking for an app that I can use to easily record ideas as soon as they come into my head. Because, like most people, you get a good idea and it comes and goes before you can record it. And because ideas can come at any time, I wanted to be able to capture them on any device I had handy, including the Apple Watch. With this app, I was able to do all that.

And it comes with AI enhancements, so it will even edit what you’ve recorded for clarity, without losing any key elements of your idea. I like using it on the Apple Watch the most. I can use it with gestures, so just double tapping my index finger and thumb together brings the app up on my watch, and using the same gesture again starts the recording. Using the same gesture again stops the recording.

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One of the strongest ideas in this book is to plan your year around a series of intentional campaigns — focused bursts of activity that create momentum. Look across your calendar and identify the moments where it makes sense to launch a campaign: product releases, seasonal peaks, big announcements or periods when your audience is most receptive.

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When I read this book 12 years ago, I recognised the importance of the pre-sale process people go through before buying products and services. Many businesses still don’t understand this concept and don’t provide content to guide potential buyers.

If you click the view media link, you’ll be able to download a PDF version of this book for free. It is still super relevant today, so it is still a recommended read.

The book Winning the Zero Moment of Truth (ZMOT) was written by Jim Lecinski, who was Google’s Managing Director of U.S. Sales & Service at the time.

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Video is essential if you’re doing any kind of digital marketing — it’s what people consume the most. But making good video is tough, which is why a clear storytelling framework helps so much.

I’m taking this course right now and really enjoying it. If you want to level up your video content, the link gives you a free month of Skillshare so you can check it out and see if it clicks for you.

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David Sparks spent years as a lawyer, but he’s always had one foot in the tech world. That’s how I first came across him. He’s a massive Apple fan — which suits me perfectly — but what I really enjoy is that he goes well beyond just talking about Apple gear.

His ideas on productivity, creativity and how he approaches work are genuinely fascinating. If you’re after thoughtful insights on Apple products and plenty more, his newsletter is well worth subscribing to.

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This guy has such a great way of explaining compositional ideas for photography. Very simple and useful concepts to practice and understand. If you really want to take your photography to the next level, I would suggest watching this video and joining his channel. Great content.

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This guy has some of the clearest explanations and instructions of how to use Apple devices. If you need help with any of your Apple devices, I recommend watching his videos.

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Whilst he points out in this video how poor many people are in this region, he also points out how friendly they are. I think you’ll find this video informative and also amusing in parts.