Dumping voice memos to my AI chief of staff rewired my workflow
RachelVT42 · x · 2026-10-28
The author shares a practice that has reshaped recent weeks: occasionally recording an "audio dump" and sending it to their AI CoS (Chief of Staff). It works for two reasons: priorities and expectations become clear even when the dump is messy, and recording during morning walks while staring at nature clarifies their own thinking. They call these voice memos essential to their workflow.
The quoted thread from @brivael adds a counterpoint from content creation: after 1B text views and two years trying to fully automate AI video, the conclusion is that content with no human in the loop always feels flat — structure, hooks and pacing can all be "correct" yet dead within the first 3 seconds.
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