📁 Microsoft Photos AI Sorts Your Clutter Automatically

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• 📁 Microsoft Photos AI Sorts Your Clutter Automatically

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📁 Microsoft Photos AI Sorts Your Clutter Automatically

• What: Microsoft’s Photos app is testing a new AI feature that automatically sorts your images into folders for screenshots, receipts, identity documents, and handwritten notes. Using on-device AI, it organizes your library based on visual content even if the text isn’t in English, making it easier to find important files fast.

• Why: Digging through thousands of photos for a single receipt or ID can be a hassle. This AI-powered tool aims to save time by grouping similar images together, so you can quickly access what you need. It’s especially useful for expense reports, travel prep, or managing work notes.

• Impact: For now, the feature is limited to four categories and available only on Copilot+ PCs. While it’s a step toward smarter photo management, users can’t yet customize categories—like adding a “pets” or “vacation” folder. Still, it’s a glimpse into how AI could transform how we organize digital clutter.

Imagine never losing a receipt or important note again. Microsoft’s AI categorization could be a game-changer for productivity, but will it expand to more categories and devices? Try it out if you’re a Windows Insider and let us know: What’s the one folder you wish AI could create for you? full story

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I Tried 10 Business Ideas in 30 Days

This One Blew Up

Confession: A story entrepreneurial attention span of a squirrel.

One month, I’m convinced I’ll build the next Amazon, the next I’m sketching app ideas on napkins, and by week three I’m considering quitting it all to become a motivational speaker for stressed-out motivational speakers.

So I decided to test myself. Instead of just “thinking” about business ideas, I gave myself a challenge: try 10 different business ideas in 30 days.

Thirty days, ten experiments, zero excuses. I wasn’t looking for perfection—I just wanted to see what stuck. Spoiler: Nine of them flopped harder than a bad TikTok dance. But one idea? That one blew up.

Here’s the chaotic, noodle-fueled journey, and what I learned along the way.

The first three ideas came in hot:

1. Print-on-demand T-shirts…

2. Dropshipping phone cases. I set up a store, ran a free trial ad, and realized I was competing with about 4,000 other people selling the same neon pink case.

3. Tutoring service. I tried to teach kids math online. Let’s just say my stress levels went up faster than their grades.

Lesson: Just because an idea is easy to start doesn’t mean it’s easy to scale.

By week two, the coffee-fueled optimism started to fade. But I pushed on.

4. Affiliate marketing blog. I wrote three articles in 48 hours. The only clicks I got were from me testing if the links worked.

5. Social media growth agency. Translation: I offered to grow people’s Instagram accounts. The problem? Everyone wanted followers but nobody wanted to pay.

6. YouTube automation. I posted two videos using AI tools. The views were so low I wondered if even my own Wi-Fi refused to watch.

Lesson: Vanity projects feel good but don’t pay bills.

This is where the desperation kicked in. I was determined to hit all ten ideas, but my creativity started to look like duct tape and caffeine.

7. Handmade candles. I don’t know why. They smelled great, but shipping wax in Nigerian heat is… not a smart business.

8. Freelance graphic design. I landed one gig, but the client paid late, and I realized I don’t actually enjoy making logos for people who “just want it to pop.”

9. Ebook on productivity hacks. I wrote 20 pages, uploaded it, and sold one copy—to myself, for testing.

Lesson: Don’t start things just because they sound cool. If your heart isn’t in it, your energy (and results) will show.

By the final week, I was exhausted. Nine ideas in, and all I had to show for it was a pile of late-night stress and a candle that melted before it reached the buyer.

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Then came idea number ten: freelance copywriting.

I stumbled into it while scrolling a random Facebook group. Someone posted: “Need help rewriting my product descriptions.” I replied, rewrote one sample for free, and within two days I was paid $50.

That single gig snowballed into more. In the next two weeks, I made over $600. By the end of the month, I had crossed $1,000.

What blew me away wasn’t just the money—it was the speed. Unlike the other hustles that needed inventory, ads, or endless waiting, this one was immediate. I provided value, they paid, repeat.

Looking back, here’s why copywriting blew up while the other nine fizzled:

1. Low barrier to entry. I didn’t need capital, just a laptop and internet.

2. Direct value. Businesses pay when they see results. Better copy = more sales.

3. Scalable trust. One good client led to referrals, which snowballed into more work.

4. Fast feedback loop. Unlike blogging or dropshipping, I got instant proof I was doing something right.

Failing fast beats failing slow. By testing quickly, I didn’t waste six months chasing an idea that had no legs.

Not all hustles are created equal. Some take months to show results (blogs, YouTube), while others can pay within days (services).

Passion + demand = sweet spot. If you hate what you’re doing, even money won’t keep you there long.

Momentum matters. That first $50 wasn’t just money—it was fuel.

Would I recommend trying 10 ideas in 30 days? Honestly… yes and no.

Yes, because you’ll learn more in one month of action than in a year of overthinking.
No, because it’s exhausting, and you’ll question your sanity around idea number seven.

But here’s the beauty: you don’t need to try ten. You just need to try one—seriously, deeply, for a short burst—and see what happens.

The faster you test, the faster you know if it’s worth scaling.

I went into that month thinking I’d find a golden idea through sheer stubbornness. Instead, I learned that most business ideas are like Tinder matches—you swipe past a lot of bad fits before finding the one that actually works.

For me, it was copywriting. For you, it might be something else. But you’ll never know until you stop scrolling, stop doubting, and just test.

Because here’s the truth: you don’t need a perfect idea. You just need momentum. And sometimes, the thing that blows up isn’t the idea you had first—it’s the one you almost overlooked.

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