Don’t Wanna. Still Gotta.

The one prompt your teen actually might use.

Look, summer school isn't a vibe. But deadlines still exist, and your teen? They’ve mastered the fine art of strategic procrastination. Until now.

The Prompt:

“Rewrite this in a way that actually makes me care—keep it short.”

It’s the cheat code. Not because your teen’s lazy. Because they’re overwhelmed, underwhelmed, or just tuned out. This prompt snaps schoolwork into their language. Less waffle. More “oh, I get it.”

Bonus extension: “If it’s boring, make it funny. If it’s confusing, simplify it. If it’s too long, give me 3 bullet points instead.”

Why It Works:

• Teen-tested, dopamine-approved

• Gives control without giving up

• Turns homework into a convo, not a lecture

• Keeps ChatGPT in sidekick—not robot overlord mode

Meet them where they scroll.

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Where’s the Remote? Use This?

Because coordination > chaos.

You’ve searched for the remote, the keys, the dog, your kid’s homework folder, the cereal. Here's the workflow that actually keeps your household from becoming a sitcom rerun.

The “Where’s Everything” Workflow

Purpose: Make shared stuff findable, trackable, and accountable (yes, even for your partner).

Tools:

• Notion or Trello (for visual zones: “Fridge,” “Garage,” “Living Room,” etc.)

• Label Maker or Post-Its (yup, old school—now it’s systemized)

• QR Codes (stick on shelves —> scan —> see list of what goes there)

• Shared Calendar (label when things move: “Game controller moved to Bedroom Zone B3”)

Optional Add-on: CEATE A “Lost & Found” box with a scan-to-log QR code. You’re welcome.

How It Works:

1. Assign “zones” to common areas.

2. Tag key items with QR stickers or categories.

3. Log the list once—then update only when something moves.

Results:

• No more “Where’s my charger?”

• No more “Why is this in the freezer?”

• Everyone’s synced—and your house runs like the Apple store but louder.

  If it’s not logged, it’s lost.

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The One Workflow Even Grandpa Will Use

One shared system. Zero “Did you forget…?

Tired of the chaos? The missed meds, skipped chores, “you said you’d pick up the kid” moments? This is your household’s Shared Life Stack.

The Shared Life Workflow

Purpose: Keep your partner, kids, spouse, roommates, AND boomers synced—without 47 group texts.

Tools:

• Any.do or TickTick —> shared lists & daily reminders

• Notion Home Hub —> visual dashboard for events/tasks

• Google Calendar —> (but with color-coded urgency: red = meds, green = chores, yellow = homework, etc.)

Add-ons (Optional but epic):

• Alexa or Google Home routines —> “Hey, remind Grandpa to take his meds at 9.”

• Otter.ai —> capture voice memos from the kids (“Mom said feed the dog!”

• AI prompt of the week —> “Give me 3 creative rewards for kids who did chores without threatening to unplug the Wi-Fi.”

Flow:

Tasks assigned —> synced to calendar/list —> daily digest + smart reminders —> peace restored.

Benefits:

• No more finger-pointing

• Everyone sees what’s next

• Grandma gets her meds

• You reclaim your bandwidth

One shared dashboard to rule them all.

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