Most people stop learning math after school.

Big mistake.

AI runs on math.

So does problem-solving, decision-making, and clear thinking.

Here's the roadmap I wish I had years ago: 1. Start with Algebra.

It's the foundation of everything that comes next.

Skip it, and higher math feels like random symbols.

Don't optimize for speed.

Optimize for clarity.

When each step makes sense, everything compounds from there.

📕Free resource:

The Organic Chemistry Tutor (YouTube)

Probably taught more people algebra than most schools.

STOP SAYING "HOPE YOU'RE DOING WELL."

IT'S THE MOST FORGETTABLE EMAIL OPENER EVER.

HERE ARE 10 BETTER WAYS TO START A CONVERSATION 👇 1. The "Inbox Bump" Trap

The Situation:

You sent a proposal 5 days ago.

No reply.

You type "Any update on this?" because it feels quick, polite, and harmless.

In reality, you're sending the exact same message they receive from dozens of people every week.

The System:

Most inboxes are overcrowded.

Generic follow-ups create zero urgency and zero curiosity.

When someone sees "Any update on this?", they know it requires effort to think, evaluate, and respond.

So they postpone it again.

The Corporate Translation:

"I need an answer, but I'm giving you no reason to prioritize me."

The Pivot:

"Thought I'd bring this back to the top of your inbox. Curious if you've had a chance to review it."

Why it works:

It feels helpful rather than demanding and gives the recipient a natural path to respond.

A friend of mine was struggling to get interviews.

So I helped them use Claude as a recruiter, resume writer, career coach, and interview coach.

10 days later?

6 interview calls.

These are the exact 8 prompts we used: 1/ The Resume Upgrade Prompt

Most resumes list responsibilities.

Great resumes sell results.

Prompt:

Act as a senior recruiter at a top company.

Here's my background:

[Experience, skills, achievements]

Rewrite my resume for:

[Target role]

Requirements:

• ATS-friendly format
• Strong action verbs
• Quantifiable achievements
• Industry-specific keywords
• Focus on impact, not tasks
Then score the resume out of 10 and suggest improvements.

After 2 years using Claude, I can confidently say it's the most impactful technology I've ever adopted.

These 15 prompts have saved me thousands of hours and completely changed how I work.

They will do the same for you.

(Save this before it disappears 🔖) 1/ The Second Brain Prompt

Prompt:

Act as my personal chief of staff.

Based on everything I share, create:

• Key insights
• Action items
• Follow ups
• Opportunities I'm missing
• Risks I should watch
Organize everything into a clear executive summary.

One of the most effective weight-loss tools in 2026 isn't a fitness app.

It's ChatGPT.

My friend used these 9 prompts every day and lost 10 kg.

Here they are 👇 1. The Personal Fat-Loss Nutritionist

"Act as an expert nutritionist.

Age: [age]
Gender: [gender]
Height: [cm]
Weight: [kg]
Goal weight: [kg]
Activity level: [low/medium/high]
Dietary restrictions: [details]
Budget: [budget]
Create a 7-day fat-loss meal plan.
Include:
• Breakfast, lunch, dinner
• 2 snack options
• Calories and protein for each meal
• Grocery list
• Easy alternatives for eating out
Goal: Lose fat while preserving muscle and keeping the plan sustainable."

🚨 Your AirPods Pro 2 are secretly way more powerful than you think.

Apple quietly turned them into FDA-approved hearing aids…

And most owners still have no idea what they can actually do.

Here are 11 insane features you’re probably not using: 1/ Hidden Hearing Aid Mode.

Settings > AirPods Pro > Hearing Assistance > Take a Hearing Test

Apple quietly turned AirPods Pro 2 into FDA-approved hearing aids for people with mild to moderate hearing loss.

Once you complete the built-in hearing test, your AirPods automatically boost voices and important sounds around you in real time.

No extra hardware.
No expensive setup.
Already built into your AirPods.

I use Claude every single day.

And I can confidently say:

Most people have NO idea how powerful it actually is.

Here are 50 insane Claude workflows, commands, and automations that feel like unlocking hidden features of the internet (save for later)* ⬇️ 1. /schedule

Turn Claude into an autonomous assistant.

Set recurring tasks like:
• weekly planning
• Gmail summaries
• news briefings
• research scans
• follow-up reminders

Runs automatically while you sleep.

If I lost everything and had to rebuild my income with AI in 2026…

I wouldn’t chase startups.
I wouldn’t buy another course.
And I definitely wouldn’t spend 6 months “preparing.”

I’d build digital attention assets powered by AI.

Here’s the exact roadmap I’d follow: 1/ Pick a niche where money already flows.

Bad niches chase likes.

Good niches attract buyers.

Focus on markets where people already spend:
• AI
• finance
• business
• fitness
• luxury
• career growth
• software
Attention is worthless without purchasing power.

RIP paying for 10 different subscriptions every month.

Claude just turned my laptop into:
• Netflix
• Spotify
• Disney+
• YouTube Premium
• a personal entertainment engine

All running from prompts.

8 Claude prompts that rebuild the entire system for free: 👇 1/ Build Your Own AI Entertainment Empire

Prompt:

“Act like the architect of my personal entertainment system.

Using only free and legal platforms, build me the ultimate entertainment dashboard.

Organize everything into:
• movies & series
• music & radio
• podcasts & audiobooks
• gaming
• documentaries & learning
For each category include:
• the best free platforms
• what each platform is best at
• hidden gems most people miss
• exact search terms worth bookmarking
• the fastest way to discover high-quality content daily.”

I just Deleted Duolingo.

Last month, I replaced it entirely with Claude and learned more French in 36 days than years of traditional apps ever taught me.

Here is the exact 8-prompt framework I used to gamify my fluency: 👇 1. The Daily Micro-Lesson

Prompt: "Act as an elite, patient French tutor. Create a highly structured 30-minute lesson focused entirely on [Insert Topic: e.g., ordering food / past tense]. Break it down into 3 parts: 10 minutes of core theory with clear context, 10 minutes of practical examples, and a 10-minute interactive quiz. Do not give the answers to the quiz until I reply with my attempts."

Google remembers purchases you forgot existed.

Some people are finding receipts from 10+ years ago.

Here’s how to see everything Google knows you bought: 👇 1/ Open myaccount. google. com/purchases

Scroll down slowly.

You’ll probably find:

• Amazon orders from years ago
• old hotel bookings
• food delivery receipts
• subscriptions you forgot existed
• random purchases from 2012–2013

Most people have no idea Google stores this much.

🚨 The next wave of millionaires will be created by these 10 AI-era careers.

Most people are still training for jobs that won’t matter in 5 years.

Meanwhile, a new class of AI-native roles is quietly exploding in demand, leverage, and income.

Use Claude to learn them before the rest of the world catches up. 👇🧵 1/ AI Automation Consultant

Every company wants AI.

Almost none know how to actually use it.

People who can connect workflows, tools, and AI agents into real business systems will become insanely valuable.

Recently, I went to war on my online footprint with Claude as my co‑pilot.

4 hours later:

29 data broker profiles nuked

9 zombie accounts wiped

2 sketchy search results buried

Here’s exactly how I disappeared myself from the internet, step by step. Thread.
Step 1: Drag your whole digital mess into the light

Type your full name, main email, and phone number into Google and scroll until it feels uncomfortable. Screenshot every page that leaks personal info, even if it seems minor.

Then drop it into Claude with something like:

“Here are my search results: [paste]. For each link, label it as data broker, social media profile, old account, or article, and sort everything by highest to lowest priority for removal.”

Claude turns the chaos into a ranked takedown list you can actually execute on.

Stop telling Claude, "“write the code.”"
Stop telling Claude, "find the bug."
Stop telling Claude, “make this work”

You’re treating a billion-dollar AI engineer like a confused junior intern.

Here are 11 Insane prompts you can copy-paste right now: 1/ Turn Claude into a full startup engineering team.

Prompt:
“Act like a senior full-stack engineer building a production-ready startup MVP from scratch.
First design the complete system architecture, then build the most minimal but scalable version possible.

Include:
• System architecture
• File structure
• Database schema
• API endpoints
• UI architecture
• Production-ready code

Build it like a real startup that could scale to millions of users.”

You carry a tracking device every day.

Airplane mode doesn’t stop it.
Location off doesn’t stop it.

Here’s how to disappear digitally: 01. The myths

Airplane mode = delayed tracking, not stopped.

GPS off = partial privacy.
Your device can still be located through network data.

Incognito = not invisible.

Websites still see your IP and device fingerprint.

I gave Perplexity my salary.

It gave me a plan.

Use these 7 prompts to turn your income into a complete wealth plan:

(Save this)* 1/ Salary Plan

“Here’s my salary, expenses, savings, and goal.

Tell me how to manage my money smarter and grow it over time.”

PERPLEXITY can now teach business strategy like Harvard MBA professors (for free).

Here are 8 insane PERPLEXITY prompts that replace $100,000 MBA degrees.

[🔖Save this before it disappears]* 1/ Business Strategy Advisor

Prompt:
“Act like a top business strategist.

Explain how small companies can compete with big players.

Break down simple strategies, real examples, and step-by-step actions I can apply.”

Interviewers love this question:

“What do you do when everything is a priority?”

Most people mess this up.

Here’s the right response (save for later): 1. The Priority Trade-Off

Situation:
You’re already fully loaded.
Then more “urgent” work gets added.

Response:
“I can start on this right away.
Which of my current tasks should I pause or push back to accommodate it?”

Why it works:
You don’t absorb the pressure.
You redirect the decision.
It makes priorities explicit and shows your time is limited and intentional.

99% of people prompt ChatGPT like this:

“Write me an email.”

That’s the problem.

Try these commands instead and watch the difference: 1/ Executive-Level Email Rewrite

Prompt

Act as a senior communications advisor who writes emails for CEOs and executives.

Rewrite this email so it sounds clear, confident, professional, and persuasive.

Improve:

• tone and structure
• clarity and brevity
• grammar and readability
• impact of the message
Keep the intent the same but make it feel like it came from a top professional.
Email: [paste]

You’re not bored with life.

You’re bored with the same routine.

Work.
Scroll.
Sleep.

Here are 60 side missions to make life interesting again: → Wake up early and watch the sunrise from somewhere new
→ Walk for 30 minutes without music or your phone
→ Eat at a restaurant completely alone
→ Start a conversation with someone you normally wouldn’t
→ Spend an hour exploring a street in your city you’ve never noticed

STOP JOB HUNTING THE OLD WAY.

No recruiter.
No networking tricks.
No expensive career coach.

Just Claude + the right prompts.

Result: 10 interview calls in 7 days.

Here are the 10 prompts: 🧵 1/ The AI Job Search Strategist

Prompt

“Act as an elite career strategist who helps candidates land roles at top companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google.

Based on my background, design a complete job search strategy.

Provide:

• the best roles I should target
• the types of companies where I have the highest chance of getting interviews
• resume improvements that increase response rates
• networking and outreach strategies
• the fastest path to landing interviews in the next 30 days

My background: [paste resume or experience]”