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09/05/2026

AI is changing what skills are actually valuable.

Prompt engineering helps you get better results from AI tools. APIs let different tools connect and automate tasks. Databases let you work directly with the information your systems need.

But the skill I'd pay the most attention to is AI agents and automation.

Businesses are already looking for ways to automate customer support, appointment booking, lead qualification, follow ups, and other repetitive work.

You don't have to become a software engineer to start learning this. You can use existing AI tools and platforms to build and deploy systems that solve real business problems.

The opportunity is being the person who knows how to put AI to work inside a business.

Comment "FREEDOM" and I'll send you the middleman method I use to position AI solutions between businesses and the technology without building everything from scratch.

09/04/2026

Claude Code is way easier to use once you set it up properly.

First, turn on memory in your settings. That way Claude can remember your preferences, projects, and how you like to work.

Second, add a humanizer skill. Claude can still sound pretty robotic sometimes, and a good humanizer setup helps make the writing feel more natural.

Third, stop trying to learn everything manually. Give Claude the course, tutorials, or other material you're learning from and have it pull out the parts that actually matter for what you're trying to do.

You can also bring your ChatGPT context into Claude, including your old prompts and preferences, so you don't have to start from zero.

A few small changes like these can save you a lot of time when you're using Claude Code regularly.

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09/03/2026

AI side hustles don't need to be complicated.

If I had 60 days to get to 12K/month in recurring revenue, I'd start with one simple AI agent, like an appointment reminder system, and target businesses that depend on booked appointments: salons, barbers, med spas, doctors, and personal trainers.

I'd start with 10 free trials, focus on getting them results, and let the results make the sale. After 30 days, I'd charge 300/month.

Then I'd add a second service, like a review automation system that helps businesses collect more reviews and improve their visibility across Google and AI search platforms like ChatGPT and Perplexity.

That's another 300/month, bringing the offer to 600/month.

For my first 10 clients, I'd offer the second service free for a month in exchange for 3 referrals. Even closing one out of three referrals would give me another 10 clients.

20 clients at 600/month = 12K/month recurring.

This is based on the same general process I used to build my AI business to 58K/month. There's obviously more to it than this, but the framework is simple: start with one useful service, get results, add more value, and use referrals to compound.

I just put the full process into a new training.

Comment "FREEDOM" and I'll send it to you.

09/02/2026

Claude can do a lot more than answer questions.

Switch from Chat to Cowork and Claude can start handling actual workflows instead of just giving you instructions.

For example, I can tell it to find local med spas with outdated or missing websites, pull their contact details, build a mobile-friendly website using their branding, write the outreach email, and send it out.

And once you've built the workflow, you can set it up to run on a schedule instead of doing the whole process manually every day.

A simple website can be sold as a monthly service or as a one-time build, depending on the offer.

Comment "FREEDOM" and I'll send you the step-by-step training.

09/01/2026

Claude has four models, and you don't need to use the most powerful one for every task.

Haiku is the lightweight option. Use it for quick rewrites, simple questions, translations, basic calculations, and other straightforward tasks.

Sonnet is the general-purpose option. This is where I'd handle most everyday writing, document work, planning, analysis, and coding.

Opus is for heavier tasks that need deeper reasoning, complex coding, or more difficult problem-solving.

Fable is for the hardest, longest, and most complex tasks where you want Claude to spend more effort reasoning through the problem.

The point isn't to always use the biggest model. Match the model to the task and save the heavier models for when you actually need them.

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