Prompt it: “Think hard, step by step, to solve this problem.” This will trigger the smarter model.

8 mind blowing features you might not know about: 1. Scan documents and add them as PDFs to your note: 1. Click on the photo icon 2. Select scan documents 3. Scan your documents and click save You now have a pdf in your note that is searchable: 2. Copy and paste text from a physical document into your note: 1. Click on the photo icon 2. Select scan text 3. Locate your text and click insert Your text is now in your note as if you had written it manually. 3. Enable the power of Quick Notes: Go to Settings > Control Centre and add Quick Note You can now add a note from everywhere by swiping down in the right corner and tapping the Quick Note button. It also saves the context, displaying the note if you visit an URL you've saved. 4. Collaborate on a to-do or shopping list with ease: 1. Create your list 2. Click the share button 3. Make sure Collaborate is selected 4. Share the link with another user Your list now syncs across your devices! 5. Create a password-protected note: 1. On your note, click … and select Lock. 2. The first time, choose to use your iPhone's code or a manual one. If you forget the manual code, your note won't be recoverable. Your note now needs Face Id or a code to be seen 6. Organize your notes with smart folders: Create a new folder by tapping "New Folder" in the bottom left corner and selecting "Make it Into Smart Folder". Here you can create different folders like: - To do-lists you haven't checked - Specific tags - Pinned notes 7. Share folder Share a notes folder by tapping ... and selecting "Share Folder." When the invite is accepted, you can tag each other in the notes, and the other person will get a notification. You can also see all the activities in the folder. 8. Save a note as PDF (a hidden feature) 1. Open the note and tap share icon. Below the title, select Collaborate. 2. Tap on Collaborate and select Send a Copy. Swipe up further and tap Markup for PDF preview of your note. 3. Tap Done → Save File You now have a pdf!

Daily AI Marketing News Prompt: “Create a task: Give me the top 5 AI marketing news stories every morning at 8 am AEST with a one-line takeaway for each.” Trending Hooks Finder Prompt: “Create a task: At 8 am AEST each day, find 5 trending hooks from viral ads in my niche and rewrite them for my brand.” Competitor Ad Tracker Prompt: “Create a task: At 8 am AEST, check my top 3 competitors’ ad libraries and summarise new creatives, angles, and offers.” Content Calendar Filler Prompt: “Create a task: At 8 am AEST every Monday, give me 7 ready-to-use post ideas based on AI trends and audience pain points.” SEO & Keyword Watch Prompt: “Create a task: At 8 am AEST each day, find 5 high-volume keywords in my industry with low competition and suggest content topics.” Email Campaign Optimiser Prompt: “Create a task: At 8 am AEST each Tuesday, review my last 3 email campaigns and give me subject line and CTA improvements.” Paid Ads Performance Pulse Prompt “Create a task: At 8 am AEST daily, summarise my Facebook & Google ad metrics, flag underperforming ads, and suggest optimisations.” Viral Content Repurposer Prompt: “Create a task: At 8 am AEST each day, find my top-performing post from the last 30 days and repurpose it for 3 other platforms.”

No coupon hunting. No boring meals. No sacrificing quality. ChatGPT became my personal meal planner — and cut my grocery bill by 67%: 1. “Here’s my weekly grocery budget and dietary preferences. Build me a 7-day meal plan with breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks.” → No wasted food. No impulse buys. 2. “Turn this meal plan into a detailed shopping list sorted by grocery store section.” → Faster trips. Fewer temptations. 3. “Optimize my shopping list by finding budget-friendly swaps without lowering quality.” → Tiny substitutions = huge savings. 4. “List 10 high-protein, low-cost snacks I can prep in under 10 minutes.” → Healthy snacks for half the price. 5. “Create a monthly bulk-buy list of non-perishables to save the most money.” → One big shop. Weeks of savings. 6. “Give me 5 leftover recipes to use up common fridge items before they expire.” → Zero waste. Zero guilt. 7. “Plan my meals using seasonal produce that’s cheapest right now in [my location].” → Nature’s discount aisle. I didn’t eat less. I just ate smarter. And now I’m saving $9,600 a year without even trying.

It’s not a magic wand. Vague prompts = vague results. Use these 7 instead to get writing that’s short and powerful: 1. “Cut this down to under 80 words without losing the key point.” → Brevity with impact. 2. “Rewrite this for someone who’s half-distracted and scrolling fast.” → Hook them before they swipe away. 3. “Turn this into 3 quick bullets a reader can grasp in seconds.” → Lists dominate the feed. 4. “Delete every filler word but keep the natural tone.” → Clean writing reads like clear thinking. 5. “Rework this so every line adds something new.” → No fluff. Only value. 6. “Format this for mobile so it’s effortless to skim.” → Most readers never see a desktop. 7. “Condense this into a headline that still demands a click.” → Hook first. Story second. You don’t need shorter writing. You need sharper writing.