Most AI productivity advice is too complicated. Here is one habit that actually sticks: pick one repetitive task each morning, and let a free AI tool draft it first. Then you edit, check the facts, and send it. You stay in control, but you skip the blank page.
For example, turn a messy meeting note into a clear to-do list, or turn bullet points into a first draft email. The trick is to give the tool a clear goal, a short example of the tone you want, and a word limit. If the output is vague, ask it to be more specific instead of starting over.
I also keep a small list of prompts I reuse every week. A good starting point is this collection of prompts that save you an hour a day. Once you have a routine, you can go further and automate boring tasks with free AI tools.
Try it for one week: one task, one prompt, five minutes of editing. That is usually enough to feel the time saving without changing your whole workflow.
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