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❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
18 years with an autistic kid.
Our son, Milan, turns 18 today.
When he was two a doctor told us we might never get to talk to him. Several he goes to school with aren't verbal.
He talks today, but is a man of few words. When he speaks, especially if I'm angry about something, he always has a funny way to look at it. Several times, in those situations, he'll say "daddy you need a vacation." Or "daddy you need some anger management." Always gets me to laugh. Our family has a bunch of Milan's sayings that entertain them, like that.
When we first heard he was autistic and would have severe problems in life we saw many of our dreams disappear.
He isn't the kind of person to play baseball with you. Or, even, sit down and watch a movie with you (he walks out of most of them before they get half way).
But he puts in the work, every week we go see his speech therapist, same one we've seen for 13 years once a week. Which requires two hours of driving.
Looking back he has taught me so many things that I never would have thought I'd have to learn.
Like that the school system is not on parents side. We've had to hire lawyers and other specialists to make sure he gets the help he needs.
If you bring a life into this world, be ready to be taught lessons you never signed up for.
I love him so. I'm proud of him, and proud of myself. 16 years ago I couldn't see how we would get here.
If you have a young autistic kid, or some other kid who has special needs, you know just what I'm saying.
I see you, and know that it gets better. Mostly because you'll change yourself. Which isn't easy, but then life isn't always easy.
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
just unlocked the deepest vault of n8n automations on the internet - and you can get them for free.
I had my VA scrape and sort every useful n8n repo on the internet by hand..
and I'm now sitting on a clean, categorized directory of 1500+ workflows
inside the vault you'll find:
– RAG analysis & AI research flows
– lead scoring and CRM updates, fully automated
– inventory management flows
– content repurposing schedulers
– Airtable/Notion/GPT mega-integrations
all plug-and-play
want access to the repo + organized vault?
Like + comment “REPO” + repost (must be following so I can DM you)
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
The next 3-6 months will be for SELLING crypto.
Don't mess it up this time.
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
6 AM. Phone rings. Family emergency.
My whole business ground to a halt last week.
Here's my 7-step crisis plan so it never happens again (and why every solopreneur needs one)
Full post on LinkedIn ⬇️
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
I'm speaking at a @shimmer_care webinar tomorrow! 🎉
📅 Wed, Sep 18 ⏰ 9:30am PT / 12:30pm ET
Topic: Using AI to externalize your executive functions
Join us to explore #AI tools for #ADHD management!
💚
lu.ma/d7wgtb9z
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
🎙️ Exciting news! I joined the inimitable William Curb on the @HackingYourADHD podcast, out today!
We explore how automation tools and AI can revolutionize productivity for ADHD brains. Get practical tips to reduce cognitive load and work smarter, not harder.
Tune in for game-changing insights! 🤓🫶
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
Has anyone heard of people using a "token" type system for their communities?
Curious if that could work. I was thinking how it would be cool to award people tokens as incentives for things like referrals and testimonials.
Courses, materials, events, etc., could then be paid for with tokens, fiat currency, or crypto.
I feel like there's an upside there for people who'd hustle to promote in exchange for materials. Seems like it would be hugely advantageous for platform growth.
Any big disadvantages you can think of?
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
ADHD LPT:
Love trying apps with a free trial on the iOS App Store? Cancel that subscription immediately after signing up.
Most apps let you use the trial period with a cancelled sub, so you can try it without forgetting to cancel.
😎
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
You could be losing up to 8 hours a week! 😱
How?
The answer might shock you!
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❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
Just recorded a Loom about using @airtable as an RSS aggregator.
Would you use an Airtable RSS extension?
It's pretty cool, and I can think of a few ways it could be useful.
The demo starts about halfway in.
loom.com/share/2fbfc7788e924…
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
I don't know about the rest of you, but I definitely feel like my results with ChatGPT 4 are better when I'm encouraging with it.
This may be a placebo since I've seen numerous people say it's silly and unproven.
What's your experience??
50%Being nice works!
0%Are you kidding me?
50%It's hard to say.
2 votes • Final results ❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
After thinking about it for a really long time, l'm finally launching my newsletter!
Every week, you'll get:
- Interesting articles and news about ADHD and neurodivergence
- Tech news updates
- A useful AI prompt
- A brief update on my business challenges and triumphs (founder journal)
Less frequently, you'll get:
- Invites to webinars and other events only available to subscribers
- Links and discount codes for products and services I trust
- Pre-launch links to my guides and other resources
I'd be thrilled to see some of you lovely folks sign up.
Your encouragement goes further than you know!
🫶
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
Your @airtable experience isn’t what it could be!
Whether you’re a seasoned user or just starting, you’ll find that a well-organized base can be a game-changer for managing your projects and data.
Remember, the key to efficiency isn’t just in using powerful tools but in using them smartly. Today, I’ll show you how to identify and eliminate redundancy – a common pitfall that can clutter your workspace and hinder productivity. From merging similar tables to enhancing your base structures, I’ll guide you through practical strategies to optimize your Airtable setup.
So, grab your digital notepad, and let’s embark on this journey to make your Airtable experience smoother, more intuitive, and incredibly effective.
Let’s go!🚀📊
Streamlining Your Airtable Workflow
Recognizing and Reducing Table Redundancy
Identifying Overabundance of Tables:
Redundancy in Airtable often manifests through an excessive number of tables. Look for signs like:
- Duplicated or similar fields across tables not using [linked records.](support.airtable.com/docs/ho…)
- Tables with similar structures and purposes.
- Summarizing tables that don’t leverage linked records.
- Frequent copying and pasting of records or structures.
- Separate tables for different stages of the same project or for varying time periods.
- Tables created for specific platforms or categories.
- Individual tables for team members or collaborators.
Combining Tables to Eliminate Redundancy
Merging Tables:
Consolidating tables can simplify your Airtable base:
- Replace multiple team member tables with a single table using a [user field](support.airtable.com/docs/fi…).
- *Group records to differentiate tasks and create [individual views](support.airtable.com/docs/vi…) for each collaborator.
- Struggling with existing redundant structures? Refer to this [support guide](support.airtable.com/docs/co…) for detailed solutions.
*An example of Grouped Records
Addressing Redundancy with Additional Tables
Identifying Underutilization of Tables:
Redundancy can also stem from underuse of tables:
- Repeated entry of identical information in a table.
- Using a single table to track similar items with multiple records.
- Multiple related select fields in a single table.
To combat this, consider creating additional tables and linking records. Review [linked records](support.airtable.com/docs/th…) for efficient data management.
Optimizing Base Structure
Broadening Base Capabilities:
Avoid redundancy at the base level by designing bases with specific yet extensive functions. For instance, transforming a simple address book into a comprehensive [CRM](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Custom…) by adding linked tables for activities, sales, and support.
Managing Linked Records
Filtered Linked Record Fields:
*Linked records connect tables, but sometimes you need to filter these links to manage access and visibility. Consider applying filters to linked records for a more streamlined and relevant data display.
*An example of Linked Records
By recognizing and addressing redundancy, whether through consolidation or expansion of tables and bases, you can significantly enhance your efficiency and clarity within Airtable.
Discovering some of these best-practices really helped me step up my Airtable game and become much more efficient. A huge advantage is that it’s now quicker for me to create new views and locate the exact data I need to surface.
I hope you’ve found this helpful!
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
I've been working on making some useful FREE tools to share with my audience. I've got something in the works that I know you won't want to miss.
A workflow evaluation tool that tells you what you can optimize in your workflow, along with suggestions for things to automate. 👇
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
Has anyone told you how great you are today? Because you are!
Hope you're having a wonderful Friday!
🤍
Make sure to rest a bit this weekend and take some time to recharge. It's still mental health awareness month, so this is just a friendly PSA to be kind to yourself!
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
Do you have automation questions? What about ADHD?
In the spirit of Mental Health Awareness Month, I've decided that I'm going to try and spend some extra time this week giving automation suggestions and advice.
I'll prioritize answers to folks with ADHD first. 💚
🧵👇🏻
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
When companies prioritize #diversity and inclusion, employees feel valued and supported.
Embracing #neurodiversity can create a welcoming culture where everyone can thrive.
❇️ Chris Cameron | The ADHD Automator retweeted
Jason & Tim from @myplanetHQ chatting with @bitmakerlabs about who we are, what we do & what they've learned – at Toronto, Ontario












