“📖 hashtag#budoucnostneprace – one of the best book full of tips which I applied directly into my life! ChatGPT became my friend for brainstorming and inspiration. Thanks to this tool my creative writing moments are back! ”

” My first notch on the stock called “read in 2024” became The Future of No Work by Filip Dřímalka.

Originally, I thought I’d devour this thin book in two dinners. But here I came across – unlike fiction, or other non-fiction books, which I can literally devour with a good constellation, I realized two things:

1) Brains of ideas, facts, examples, and concrete usecases cannot be read like a regular book. Often you need to stop and honestly think, imagine, and ideally realize in your context and life.
2) For this very reason, it is not a disposable book. I will definitely keep it somewhere at my fingertips, because there are dozens, maybe hundreds of situations, information and examples that they need, even requiring re-examination and deeper examination.

Philip’s new book certainly is. The unwashed, lightweight and fresh way of writing, authenticity to the turkey of bones, and great flow of text only takes it to the next level.

It doesn’t surprise me. Filip is a crystal clear case of a person who lives his passion, turns it into reality, and at the output – be it webinars, personal meetings, articles, podcasts, or a book – you don’t know it damn.”

“I’m not a technology enthusiast or an early adopter. But I read the book Filip Dřímalka The Future of No Work in one breath and with great gusto. Thank you for all the valuable tips and awakening the motivation to revise your work, try a few tools to simplify it and enrich your know-how.”

“Along with the webinar Mindset in the AI Era by Petr Ludwig of the GrowJOB Institute, #thefutureofnowork by Filip Dřímalka is the best investment of 2024.”

#nowork #mindset #ai #gamechanger

“Filip Dřímalka helps various companies introduce digital innovations, including AI. He is a person who enjoys new trends and innovations.

The book THE FUTURE OF NO WORK is also about principles and they have been valid in the long term:
👉 It is better to have done than perfect
👉 It is important to learn new things
👉 it is necessary to try and look for suitable and new solutions

Modern technology does not have to be a bogeyman.
Education will cease to be as long-lasting as we are used to now.
It will take less time and go faster.

And then try to design WORK YOUR WAY. “

“Dominate hashtag#AI and become a superhero? You don’t have to go to the cinema to see more sci-fi, the future is already here. 🔮

And Filip Dřímalka wrote a book about it. When I first tried ChatGPT, like millions of others, I was like, Wow. This is a big one.

And it is. He saves me hours and hours of time and together with me he creates, shortens, summarizes or rewrites several times a day. The idea that I’m going to speak up and have a program (specifically Excel, ahem) do what I want has been haunting me for several years. Now it’s a reality.”

I spent last year stressing out that I wanted to follow the development of AI, test something, and try to figure out how to use AI in the company and in the team so that we wouldn’t miss the train.

And that didn’t lead anywhere for me.

A book (audio) from Filip Dřímalka – #futureofnowork helped, where Filip often mentions a fundamental change in mindset. I.e., the ability of workers to think of technology as tools that can help them with almost any challenge or problem.

So let’s reverse the approach and say what we want to do, what it should bring and what it should look like… and then just use Apple’s patented claim: “There is an app for that”

I finished reading “The Future of Not Work” by Filip Dřímalka and I have to say that it was the best thing I did (at least) in 2024.
Gamechanger is written by everyone… And they’re right.
This book not only kick-started my desire to use AI on a larger scale, but also made me think about almost every action I take.

I’m going to make my life easier! I recently started reading a book hashtag#Budoucnostneprace by Filip Dřímalka I can say that I was completely absorbed 😍 by it.

And so today (while lying at the allergist) I asked myself the question: “What annoys me the most (besides the fact that I’m unemployed – wink wink wink #opentowork )” and I found out that a pile of e-mails 📩 that I have to sort every day.