Listen to Brief, and let Brief talk back

An executive's day is not spent at a desk. It is spent walking between rooms, driving between meetings, and standing in a kitchen at 6:30 in the morning while the best briefing of the day sits unread on a laptop down the hall. Software has never reached those hours. Reading takes eyes, typing takes hands, and you had neither to spare.

In this video Clint stops typing. He turns voice on, picks how Brief sounds, and then just talks to it. He asks what is waiting on him and hears the answer out loud. He tells it what he just agreed to, and sees it land in the record. Watch the pace in the back half. There is no keyboard anywhere in it.

Resources: Using Brief by voice for turning it on and tuning how Brief sounds, and Briefing and action settings for the rest of that screen