She named her personalized Muse "Kris' Travel Bestie" and uses it to stay organized across travel, work, content creation, and planning her next adventure — she gives it a goal and watches it execute on its own.
Copy this to Muse and replace the [brackets] with your own details:
Sort out everything that needs to happen for my upcoming [trip/project name], give me a goal, and let me watch you execute on it.
Jeenie's agent 'Dexter' (named after her dachshund) planned trips across Toronto, New York, Dubai, Korea, and Singapore, found a four-star hotel next to the Toronto convention center for under $400 a night, caught a date conflict, emailed her the itinerary, and generated a packing list.
TravelJerrod's flight to Sydney was cancelled and he got the news at 5am; he had Muse dig through his email for the airline's cancellation notice and lay out the full rebooking situation and next steps clearly.
TravelHe dug up a travel insurance policy in Gmail and had Muse quote the same type of coverage for his brother, landing on $39 — done in one sentence, no re-filling out forms.
TravelHe gave his agent 'Dash' one rule — no more than 5 hours of driving per day — and Dash laid out a day-by-day 10-day fall foliage road trip, timed for peak leaf-viewing, and after his approval, booked 2 $37 timed tickets to Flume Gorge through Stripe Link.
