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If your friends aren't talking about:
• Claude
• Perplexity Computer
• Openclaw
• Fitness
• Investing
• Ownership
• Automated workflows
It's time to find new friends.

Throw all of your finance books in the trash.
We are entering unprecedented territory with AI.
There are just way too many unknowns to confidently allocate...
• Will $1T+ in AI capex actually produce returns, or is this the biggest misallocation of capital in history?
• Which companies survive when AI agents replace their customers' employees?
• Where does the value accrue on the stack? Models? Energy? Robotics? Commodities?
• What happens to consumer spending when white-collar jobs disappear?
• What does real estate look like when remote work + AI eliminates the reason cities exist?
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Anthropic recently released a masterclass on prompt engineering.
After implementing this, my Claude responses went from 6.5/10 → 9.5/10.
If you use Claude tools regularly, you'll want to add this to your prompting toolkit:

AI will literally never replace you if you do these things:
• Ask better questions than everyone else
• Solve real problems
• Stay curious
• Learn to sell
• Develop taste
• Learn storytelling
• Build distribution
• Build a reputation that precedes you
• Take calculated risks
• Move fast (speed/agency is the new moat)
• Build real relationships + network
Stack as many of these traits/skills as possible over the next ~12 months.

If you could have a call with the #1 AI expert in the world, what system would you have them help you set up?

Claude runs my entire life, and it's the best investment I've ever made.
Ideation/creative tasks = Sonnet 4.6 + Opus 4.6
Vibe coding = Opus 4.6 on web/app
Heavy coding tasks = Opus 4.6 + Claude Code CLI
Scheduled tasks = Cowork
Repetable workflows = Cowork Plug-ins + Claude Skills
Gym advice = Sonnet 4.6
Nutrition coaching = Sonnet 4.6
Quick queries = Haiku 4.5
Claude Chrome extension = Haiku 4.5
Claude x Slack (and other tools) = Sonnet 4.6 & MCPs
What else gives you THIS much ROI for $100-200/month?

"i dOnT kNoW wHaT tO aUtOmAtE"
That's not an excuse anymore.
Here are 30 *realistic* automation ideas to 10x your daily productivity.
With the exact tool options included.
Pick a few and stop overcomplicating it.

My march 2026 AI stack as an AI-addict (in order of usage):
• Claude (writing, coding)
• GPT (brainstorming, strategy)
• Grok (live updates, markets)
• Manus (agentic workflows)
• Gemini (photos)
• Perplexity Computer (multi-LLM workflows)
• NotebookLM (learning, transcribing)

The best use case for AI is brainstorming - bar none.
• Content
• Business problems
• Roadblocks
• Blindspots
Even if you don't do any agentic shit, and you just use it to brainstorm - you'll benefit massively.

Are anyone else's LLMs (Claude & GPT) absolutely fucking stupid today?
The quality of responses are much much worse than usual.
Must be something to do with conserving energy/data centres.

This Dubai stuff is fucking nuts.
This has to stop.
Stay safe everyone.