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Creatix Reviews / Amazon Affiliate Sales Program August 2, 2025 Kendra Scott’s Elisa Pendant Necklace It's not easy to be the #1 jewelry piece on Amazon. There’s a reason why the Kendra Scott Elisa Pendant Necklace has climbed to the top of Amazon’s jewelry charts. After wearing it for the past few weeks, I can confidently say it lives up to the hype. Let’s start with the look: it’s minimalist, elegant, and somehow manages to complement everything from a T-shirt to a cocktail dress. The signature stone-in-frame design gives just the right touch of sparkle without being over-the-top, and the adjustable chain makes layering a breeze. Whether I’m heading into a meeting or going out for dinner, it’s the kind of necklace I reach for without thinking. It just works . The quality feels high for the low price point under $50 . It’s gold-plated (not solid gold, of course), but it has a nice weight and sheen that makes it feel more expensive than it is. I’ve been careful not to shower or sl...

Creatix / August 2, 2025 ⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ (3.5/5) ChatGPT’s Agent Mode feels like the first time you handed your intern the keys to your browser—and they almost got it right. This new feature isn't just about chatting; it’s about action. It can browse websites, log into accounts, fill out forms, and even fetch data behind paywalls. For researchers, power users, and automation nerds, this is a thrilling glimpse into the future of AI as a true digital assistant. But let’s be honest— it’s still early days . The Agent stumbles on anything with JavaScript-heavy interfaces, timeouts, or tricky captchas. Don’t expect it to book your flight or checkout your Amazon cart anytime soon. And if you're not on the pricey Pro plan, you'll burn through your task allotment faster than you can say "token limit exceeded." When it works, it's magical . When it doesn't, it’s like watching a robot try to open a doorknob with chopsticks. Pros: ✅ Actually performs tasks, not just talks ...

Creatix Fiction / August 2, 2025 John and Tom are twin brothers born in Minnesota in the 1940s. Although very much identical on their DNA shells, in financial matters they thought worlds apart. The best example takes us back to the cold winter of January 2013 .  Breakfast at the local diner Over a simple breakfast at their local diner, they each made a financial choice that would ripple through the rest of their lives now in Florida. “I just locked a 10-year CD at 2% interest, with the $12,000 we got from mother.” said John, stirring cream into his coffee. “It’s safe, insured by the FDIC, and guaranteed to grow. You should look into it.” Outside, snow swirled past frosted windows, and the wind cut through the city like a knife. Inside, the warmth of coffee and bacon grease softened the chill, and the smell of maple syrup clung to the air. Tom grinned. “I bought Bitcoin with mine. It’s $13 a coin right now. Who knows—maybe that thing really takes off one day.” John shook his he...