For me, decentering email and turning my inbox into a task center has been extraordinarily helpful. Additionally, merging Google Tasks with Keep and Gmail has helped me to stay organized. It is a big investment, but I think my lowered stress and better organization have positively impacted my work life.

This course was extremely useful in helping me create a system that works to help keep me organized and on top of my tasks. I love the structure and the review built in. The course was fantastic. I just need to keep practicing and tweaking the organization as I run into different situations. It's really helpful for me to see real world examples so I can see how people are using PARA and CORE. So more real world examples would be fantastic.

The Cowork Toolkit in a form of a daily newsletter was an insightful guidance on how to build my own COwork environement from scratch. Easy to follow step-by-step isntructions, not hard to udnerstnd but impactful enough to work. It was liek a Lego Technic isntruction in a simple steps to build a workign machine. If someone is just starting with Cowork i would surely recommend this resource as a great startign points. Of course later you need to experiment and do your part, which is logical next step. What i would recommend to add is to how to ensure that toekns usage is kept low, i.e. shoudl we start each new conversation in a new chat or continue in the same while settign up the system, as it was nto clearly articulated but would be very helpful. Overall i am satisfied with the time i invested into buildign my Cowork system and look forward for the more adavnced level of Toolkit as well as full course on it. And surely need to do more expereimentation. I would happy also to have soem manual book with all the best practices assesmbled, not just teh promts but evergreen priciniples to do it effeceintly and be able to build on top of what is already created.

Everything about the Cowork Toolkit has been great. The part that has had the biggest impact on my daily workflow is the clarity of the setup process. It helped me organize my work, reduce friction, and move through tasks with much more focus and structure. If someone is on the fence about following this Cowork setup process, I would tell them to go for it. It is practical, easy to apply, and genuinely improves the way you manage your daily work. It is one of those systems that makes you feel more organized from the very beginning.

Didn't expect to get so much out of a free email list. By the end of the week I had a real system with focused "workstations" for email, Slack, finances, travel, business comms. Each one knows my voice, my context, the people I work with, and how I like to work. I was building workstations and projects on my own after just a couple of examples. Once you see the pattern, it clicks. The session audit skill is genuinely satisfying. You don't just finish your work, you leave the system a little better each time. It compounds fast. Jeff's "little bit every day" approach made that possible. This setup gets better the more you use it, and I can't wait for the full course.

I'm a Gemini guy. At work, I'm a perplexity guy. So there was no reason to try Claude Cowork, but as Jeff Su's follower on YT, I saw the video and got interested, tried using and now Cowork is my main AI tool. As Antigravity user, I still use Antigravity for vibe coding, but Cowork is for all other activities. My final take is: You have to try this tool. It is nothing like any other in the market right now and probably will cover most of your needs.