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Hey, fellow humans.
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Welcome to the Virtual Presentation Skills podcast.
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I'm Kimberli Gilbert, your host, and today we are continuing on the Work From Anywhere series, which is always fun, and this is a shorter episode.
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This is our 10-Minute Mastery, and we are only going to talk about one thing today, and that is what one cool thing is helping you when you work from anywhere? I don't know about you, but every time I pack that suitcase, I think, "Hmm, there must be a better way to do it."
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So don't forget, this is the show where we mix professional wisdom, a dash of humor, and a lot of really cool brain science.
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We just have a lot of fun on this show, and let me just thank you so much for helping us grow.
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We are listened to now in over 80 countries, almost 9,000 downloads, and we have a really solid listener base of almost 4,000 humans.
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I mean, this is crazy, and so much fun.
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It just tells me that I might be making a difference in your world, and that makes me happy.
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Anyway, let's get back to our episode today and talk about what is that one cool thing that helps you when you are traveling, helps you to work from anywhere.
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I recently went on a trip, and I figured out that I wanted to use ChatGPT to help me with one particular issue I was having when I travel.
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I tend to overpack just a bit.
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I don't know about you, but I always feel like, "Oh, I just need one more skirt," or if I bring that skirt, I need that pair of shoes, or I need to bring an extra top or pair of pants or business blazer.
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I'm always going through these things in my mind.
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And I thought, "You know, I am going to lay everything out and just let ChatGPT analyze my setup and my wardrobe and how I'm packing my suitcase."
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Let me tell you, it was so much fun to see the information I received back from ChatGPT.
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You know, I should have taken photos of the before and after.
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Next time I do this, I will.
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I learned so much about my packing style and how I could be a heck of a lot more efficient in the things that I'm bringing.
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And Chat knew to ask me, "How long are you going to be gone? What things are you going to be doing? Is there any way that you could, you know, mix and match the outfits so that I still feel professional?" But I might feel, you know, just fun and energetic in an outfit if we were going out to eat or just something casual.
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I thought, "Oh my gosh.
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I didn't even know I had a packing style."
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Do you know what your packing style is? I'm really more of a meat cleaver.
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I think it was Rachel Hollis I first heard this from, where she was talking about two different, styles, not necessarily related to packing, and she said, "You're either a meat cleaver- Or a scalpel.
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And I thought about it for, oh, I don't know, about three seconds, and right away I thought, "You know what? I am such a meat cleaver."
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I wanna bite into that project, work on it until it's perfect for the client, and then deliver it before the deadline and under budget.
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I love delivering projects that way.
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So she was talking about writing style, I think, and I'm-- that's not the style that Chat gave to me, but I'll just tell you, when I pack, I really am more of a meat cleaver.
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I tend to roll my clothes and get them into the suitcase pretty well, and I thought I was doing a pretty good job, and it turns out I wasn't doing a bad job, but I really wasn't paying as close attention as I could.
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So Chat sent me back a picture of what my suitcase could look like if it was packed a little bit more efficiently, and then gave me image ideas for how I could mix and match different clothing items so that I didn't have to pack so much.
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Anyway, I thought this was just a hoot, and I know a lot of you are using ChatGPT for different things.
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I know I'm using ChatGPT all the time and creating custom GPTs now, and it's just really getting fun.
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AI is just getting fun.
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And if you have a way that you are using AI when you work from anywhere, I wanna know about it.
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I have a lot more to share with you, but I don't have time to share them today.
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Today we need to stay under 10 minutes, and I think we're probably getting close to that 10-minute mark.
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Anyway, give it a whirl.
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I have not tried using ChatGPT in my refrigerator.
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I watched somebody...
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He's a, he's a money guru.
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Oh, I'll have to think of his name later.
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Anyway, he gave Chat, uh, I think it was a video of his refrigerator, and said, "Hey, these are all the things that I have left over.
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Give me a recipe for a meal."
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I have not tried that yet, but I want to.
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Anyway, love to hear from you.
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Like the show, comment, reach out to me.
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You can find me on LinkedIn, Kimberli Gilbert, and Facebook and Instagram, Kimberli Gilbert, and then Instagram, We Are Virtual Engage.
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The stories that are coming in are hysterical, and we've got some really good guests coming up on the show for 2026.
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We're getting things really organized and teaching AI how to manage parts of the podcast so that I don't have to do it.
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Anyway, I'm so happy to spend time with you.
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I know your time is very valuable, and I am grateful for you.
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I look forward to meeting you in the next episode, where we go live from the Waystop.