Today, a funny thing happened at work. I was on a call with @Andrei Stoica, and a partner joked about how half of the audience is AI 😅. We're not afraid that AI will take our jobs (we're smart people - just to set things straight from the start🤣); we even let it learn from us. 🦸 It gives us, in return, the best meeting notes, takeaways with links to the dedicated sections from the recording, easy integration with other tools (e.g., Hubspot, G-Suite, Teams, Zoom), and the next steps laid out in an easy-to-follow to-do list, transcripts of our talk, and a follow-up email. All for free. 😎 It helped me focus better and have more meaningful discussions with my clients (I remember how fragmented my calls were because I needed to stop & ensure I noted down everything essential🫣). If you haven't explored them yet, here are my best AI Meeting Assistants: - Bubbles, I've learned about it from @Liana Stoica, and I love that it understands Romanian so well 🫶 - Fathom, I've learned about it from @Daniel Secareanu, and I like the takeaways, the upcoming call notification, and the easy integration with Hubspot & G-suite. Bonus - my Grammarly pal ensures I write like a native English speaker and helps me improve my vocabulary. And ofc, chatGPT (I won't link anything here for obvious reasons 🫠), with whom I always have respectful talks (saying "please," "thanks," and "you did an awesome job here" ✌️) when it helps me shorten the copy I provide for my clients for the X platform. I H-A-T-E-D this tedious task before AI. That's about it. My almighty AI tech stack 😅. I'm genuinely looking to expand my toolbox, so note in the comments what your preferred tools are.

Hi everyone! We're SLOWLY bringing in people. But since WE'RE already here, let's introduce ourselves to get to know each other. Who are you? Where are you from? What do you like doing most? What would you need help with? So.. I'm Andrei, running a digital marketing agency. Based in Bucharest. I like building stuff, anything that needs building, I'm happy to do it. I'm learning about business development these days and how to be a better manager (as opposed to a freelancer). Happy to have all of you here!