This week on tips - A set of AI tools to save hours and the concept of "Normative bubbles".

Hello dear reader,

I hope this message finds you in good health and high spirits. As we continue to navigate through a world that constantly presents us with new challenges and opportunities, this week, I've come across a thought-provoking idea and a helpful resource that I wanted to share with you.

Let’s dive into week XXV of the Wwweekly Tips.

Let's talk about the idea of "normative bubbles".

I find myself mulling over a compelling concept - "normative bubbles". It's a powerful idea with significant implications in many spheres of life, and today, we'll explore how it can affect climate action.

So, what's a "normative bubble"? It's the perceptions we hold of societal norms that can influence our behaviors. Think about it this way: how often have we adapted our actions or beliefs based on what we perceive others are doing or thinking?

Diving deeper into this, I encountered an article that applies this notion to climate action. Titled "To Make Progress on Climate Action, Pop ‘Normative Bubbles'", it suggests that in uncertain situations, we often look around to see how others are behaving and subconsciously align our actions accordingly.

An example, when you are at an event or park, have you ever stopped and looked around to check what people are doing with their trash? And have you replicated their behavior? Would you have done differently if they were taking their trash home with them? | Photo by Julio Lopez on Unsplash

Here's an interesting quote that brings the concept home:

"The success of the Inflation Reduction Act depends on the proliferation of electric vehicles, solar panels, and heat pumps. If Americans see others adopting climate-positive behaviors, they will consider whether they should too."

In this context, a normative bubble exists in our understanding of societal attitudes towards climate change. If we perceive a collective willingness to take high-impact climate action, it may encourage us to make similar choices. Intriguing, isn't it?

You can delve further into this topic here.

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A set of AI tools to save hours

Now, moving on to the world of AI. This week, I've got a selection of AI tools that could help you save hours. Living in the ChatGPT/Bard era, we can capitalize on various AI tools that reduce our workload:

1. Writing (unleashing creative sessions by yourself or with your team)➝ Easy-peasy.ai

2. Design (it can even create stock images for whatever you need) ➝ StockImg.ai

3. Code (Including coding for websites) ➝ Codepeer.ai

4. UI/UX (it has the option to use your design system to keep consistency) ➝ Magify.design

5. Meetings (helps to summarize meetings) ➝ Otter.ai

6. Video maker ➝ Gencraft.com

I encourage you to explore these tools and see how they can supercharge your efficiency.

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That's all for this edition!

Don't forget to share the knowledge around - a little nugget of wisdom could spark a grand revelation!

Here's to a week of exploration and learning,

Fernando

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