Creative solutions for balancing inspiration acquisition and time management
Creators are often caught in the 'swiping social media for inspiration → wasting a lot of time' dilemma, and DailyGram.me offers a unique time-swapping solution:
- Selected attention strategy: add only the industry's top creative accounts (e.g. @behance @dribbble), and avoid being caught in a sea of information through AI selection
- Visual information conversion: AI automatically extracts the description of the creative elements of the image, so you can get visual inspiration even if you don't view the original image
- Timed quantitative reception: set every Friday afternoon to receive the summary, fixed as 'creative replenishment time', goodbye to the inefficient mode of stopping with the brush
- Cross-discipline inspiration stimulation: you can monitor different domain accounts (e.g. architecture + illustration), and AI will identify creative connections across borders
- Inspiration library building: archive digest emails into 'creative reference' folders to build a searchable digital inspiration library
Practical suggestions: use the multi-language summary function provided by the system in conjunction with the system, receiving in a non-native language can cultivate new perspectives; or set up a dedicated 'inspiration mailbox', separate from the work mailbox.
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