Hardware Podcasts

Tool of the Week Segment | Episode 35

Built 2 Scale · 10 Feb 2026 · 13m

What this episode covers

Hosts Matt Perrott and Scott Wilcox discuss 'Consumecute,' a workflow that exports Apple Podcast history to ChatGPT for takeaways, which are then pushed to Monday.com to build personalized AI training data. Scotty demonstrates condensing 110 Audible books into a single operational formula: 'A system is an incentive structure pointed at an outcome,' used to align business vision with automation. The episode emphasizes connecting consumption tools with productivity platforms like Notion and Teams to turn mindless scrolling into active execution and guilt-free learning.

Most relevant to

early-stage companies

Topics

Mentioned

Products
Audible
Tools
Claude Cowork, ChatGPT, Monday.com, Notion, Apple Podcasts, NotebookLM

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