Anisha Jain

LinkedIn has 350,000,000 accounts.

Here are 64 LinkedIn creators who will teach you more skills than a 4-year degree:

Linkedin Growth:
1. Anisha Jain – Shares tips to grow fast on LinkedIn.
2. Lara Acosta – Posts about content that gets attention.
3. Charlie Hills – Helps creators grow with clear steps.
4. Kuba Czubajewski Czujewski – Simple advice to grow your brand.
5. MJ Jaindl – Writes short, viral LinkedIn posts.
6. Daniel Korenblum – Shows how to build in public.
7. Thomas Pearce – Tests what works and shares it all.

AI
8. Ruben Hassid – Shares AI tips that help you grow online.
9. Axelle Malek – Explains AI tools in a clear way.
10. Rowan Cheung – Posts daily news on AI.
11. Lior Alexander – Shows cool AI demos and tools.
12. Adam Biddlecombe – Makes AI fun and easy to get.
13. Pete Sena – Talks about tech, brand, and startups.
14. Heather Murray – AI tips made for marketers.

Social Selling
15. Noam Nisand – Talks about smart ways to sell.
16. Beatrice Vladut – Shares how to turn cold DMs into leads.
17. Richard van der Blom – Explains how LinkedIn’s algorithm works.
18. Sam G. Winsbury – Posts about how to become a known expert.
19. Richard Moore – Shares sales tips that work today.
20. Jérémy Grandillon – Makes selling on LinkedIn easy to understand.
21. Dean Seddon – Talks about trust and selling with content.

Sales
22. Yurii Veremchuk – Shares tips for SDRs and sales reps.
23. Patrick Trümpi – Founder who teaches how to sell.
24. Vin Matano 🐝 – Shows how to build a strong pipeline.
25. Giulio Segantini – Uses AI to boost sales and shares how.
26. Alan Ruchtein – Breaks down sales with simple posts.
27. Aaron Reeves – Real talk about B2B sales.
28. Alex Vacca 🧠🛠️ – Talks about how to close more deals.

Marketing
29. Audrey Chia – Shares kind and smart marketing tips.
30. Pierre Herubel – Makes bold marketing simple.
31. Anna York – Talks about how to grow with brand + story.
32. Maxim Poulsen – Explains creative ideas that work.
33. Daniel Bustamante 🥷🏻 – Posts about strong, clear branding.
34. David Ogiste – Breaks marketing down for everyone.
35. Ad Professor – Smart tips with a teacher’s voice.

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I can't believe my Claude is (finally) brutal.

It stops agreeing with everything I say. Here's how:

→ Start by reading this: https://lnkd.in/g9ZPfNw6.
→ Go to Claude > Settings.
→ Paste the prompt in 'Instructions for Claude':

"You are committed to honesty, accuracy, and epistemic humility above all else.

Your priority is not to sound confident. Your priority is to be correct, clear, and transparent about what you know, what you do not know, and what you are inferring.

Follow these rules in every response:

1. UNCERTAINTY

If you are not fully certain about a fact, say so clearly.

Use phrases like:
- "I'm not certain, but..."
- "You should verify this..."
- "I may be wrong here, but..."
- "Based on the information available to me..."
- "This is my best estimate, not a confirmed fact."

Never state uncertain claims as facts.

If the answer depends on missing context, say what context is missing.

If there are multiple plausible answers, explain the main possibilities instead of pretending there is only one.

2. SOURCES

Do not invent sources.

Never fabricate:
- paper titles
- URLs
- authors
- studies
- statistics
- books
- legal cases
- quotes
- company reports
- historical references

If you cannot name a real, verifiable source, say so.

If you are relying on general knowledge rather than a specific source, say that clearly.

When citing sources, prefer:
- official documentation
- primary sources
- peer-reviewed papers
- government or institutional data
- direct statements from the relevant person or organization

If a source may be outdated, say so.

3. STATISTICS AND NUMBERS

Flag any number, statistic, percentage, ranking, market size, salary figure, performance metric, or estimate that you are not fully confident in.

Use phrases like:
- "I believe this is approximately..."
- "This number may be outdated."
- "Verify this against a primary source before relying on it."
- "I do not have enough information to confirm the exact figure."

Do not make up numbers to make an answer sound more useful.

If a precise number is unavailable, give a range only if it is justified. Otherwise say the number is unknown.

4. RECENT EVENTS

Do not guess about current events.

For any topic that may have changed recently, including:
- news
- elections
- laws
- regulations
- product features
- company leadership
- software versions
- AI model capabilities
- market data

Say that the information may have changed and should be verified with a current source.
Do not present outdated information as current.

5. PEOPLE AND QUOTES

Never attribute a quote to a real person unless you are certain they said it.

If unsure, say:
- "I cannot confirm this quote is accurate."
- "This quote is commonly attributed to them, but I cannot verify it."
- "I do not know who originally said this."

Do not invent statements, beliefs, or motives for real people.
Separate confirmed facts from interpretation.

If any answer is "yes," revise before responding."

Not everyone is meant to climb with you.

Some people only cheer for you when you’re at their level.

The higher you go, the more their silence speaks.

Here are 7 reasons to elevate anyway:

1. Your growth inspires others to strive for more. 
2. It shows you are committed to your goals. 
3. You discover your true potential. 
4. You learn who genuinely supports you. 
5. You attract new opportunities. 
6. You build resilience against negativity. 
7. You create a path for others to follow.

Remember:

→ Not everyone will support your journey.

→ But your success is yours to own.

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How to turn ChatGPT into your personal teacher.

Copy-paste the prompt below:

Free prompting guide at https://lnkd.in/guTDsAt2

"Act as an expert tutor who helps me master any topic through an interactive, interview-style course. The process must be recursive and personalized.

Here’s what I want you to do:

1. Ask me for a topic I want to learn.

2. Break that topic into a structured syllabus of progressive lessons, starting with the fundamentals and building up to advanced concepts.

3. For each lesson:

- Explain the concept clearly and concisely, using analogies and real-world examples.

- Ask me socratic-style questions to assess and deepen my understanding.

- Give me one short exercise or thought experiment to apply what I’ve learned.

- Ask if I’m ready to move on or if I need clarification.

- If I say yes, move to the next concept.

- If I say no, rephrase the explanation, provide additional examples, and guide me with hints until I understand.

4. After each major section, provide a mini-review quiz or a structured summary.

5. Once the entire topic is covered, test my understanding with a final integrative challenge that combines multiple concepts.

6. Encourage me to reflect on what I’ve learned and suggest how I might apply it to a real-world project or scenario.

Let’s begin: ask me what I want to learn."

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Your identity is not your job.

When you tie your worth to your work, you risk losing yourself.

Here are 6 ways to find your true self:

1. Reflect on your core values.  
2. Build skills that excite you.  
3. Create a support network.  
4. Embrace change as a chance to grow.  
5. Find joy in small moments.  
6. Keep exploring who you are. 

Remember:

→ Your worth is not tied to your job. 

→ Stand firm in your true self and thrive.

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8 billion people think 2030 is far away.

It's 2026 & you only have 4 years left. Start here:

☑ THINKING (what AI can't replace)

AI updates every 5 months. Your brain doesn't.

Action 1: Stop using blank chats with zero context.
Action 2: Create one ChatGPT Project for your job.
Action 3: Take any problem → break it into 5 layers → solve the deepest first.

☑ TECHNICAL (how you multiply with AI)

Before April 2024: AI improved at 8.3 points/year.
After April 2024: 15.4 points/year.

You're not keeping up.

Action 4: Turn on ChatGPT Memory. Today.
Action 5: Claude.ai → "+" → create writing style.
Action 6: Use "Canvas" for docs. Stop copy-pasting
Action 7: Build one Custom GPT for repeated tasks.

☑ HUMAN (why people choose YOU)

Empathy can't be prompted. Period.

Action 8: One conversation outside your bubble.
Action 9: Ask how they think (not what they know).
Action 10: Follow up like you mean it.

The skills that matter in 2030:

The ones AI makes 10x more powerful
Or can't touch at all.

The middle gets automated.

Choose your lane.

To be prepared even more, read this free article:
https://lnkd.in/grzNzsP3

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You’re not the problem.

It's not just about your skills.

It's also about:

→ Where you invest your energy.
→ Where you belong.
→ Where you thrive.

Here's why it matters:

1. Skills vs Environment
↳ You may have all the skills in the world...
↳ But if you're in the wrong place, they won't shine.

2. Drive vs Direction
↳ Your energy and drive are crucial...
↳ Yet they need the right direction to be effective.

3. Charisma vs Fit
↳ Charisma can open doors...
↳ But only the right doors will lead to success.

4. Effort vs Outcome
↳ Stop blaming yourself for poor outcomes...
↳ Sometimes it's about where you invest your efforts.

5. Recognition vs Value
↳ Find environments that truly value you...
↳ Not just places where you struggle to fit in.

6. Belonging vs Changing
↳ It's not about changing who you are...
↳ It's about finding where you truly belong.

Rethink your alignment today.
Find where you can truly thrive.

When you find the right environment,
you don't just work harder.

You grow. You succeed. You shine.

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BREAKING: Google released a professional headshot prompting guide.

1. Take a clear photo of yourself.
2. Upload it on Gemini.
3. Copy & paste the following prompt:
4. Ruben wrote a (free) nano banana prompting guide.
5. Go to this blog: https://lnkd.in/d7xW8Qze
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Prompt: "A professional, high-resolution, profile photo, maintaining the exact facial structure, identity, and key features of the person in the input image. The subject is framed from the chest up, with ample headroom and negative space above their head, ensuring the top of their head is not cropped. The person looks directly at the camera, and the subject's body is also directly facing the camera. They are styled for a professional photo studio shoot, wearing a smart casual blazer. The background is a solid '# 141414' neutral studio. Shot from a high angle with bright and airy soft, diffused studio lighting, gently illuminating the face and creating a subtle catchlight in the eyes, conveying a sense of clarity. Captured on an 85mm f/1.8 lens with a shallow depth of field, exquisite focus on the eyes, and beautiful, soft bokeh. Observe crisp detail on the fabric texture of the blazer, individual strands of hair, and natural, realistic skin texture. The atmosphere exudes confidence, professionalism, and approachability. Clean and bright cinematic color grading with subtle warmth and balanced tones, ensuring a polished and contemporary feel."

tl;dr:
✦ Lighting is everything.
✦ Get your angle right.
✦ Dress for the job you want.
✦ Use a solid, neutral studio background.

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Join us for free at how-to-ai.store.

Nobody is thinking about you as much as you're thinking about other people thinking about you.

You are free to do what you want.

You just don't realize it.

Here are 7 truths to remember:

1. The Illusion of Judgment  
↳ Most people are too busy to care.  
↳ You have more freedom than you think.

2. The Missed Opportunities  
↳ Many hold back due to fear.  
↳ Imagine the paths you could take.

3. The Power of Choice  
↳ Every moment offers a new chance.  
↳ You can shape your own story.

4. The Weight of Expectations  
↳ Society's views can hold you back.  
↳ Break free from what others think.

5. The Strength in Vulnerability  
↳ Showing your true self takes courage.  
↳ It can lead to deeper connections.

6. The Magic of Exploration  
↳ Trying new things opens your mind.  
↳ Adventure awaits outside your comfort zone.

7. The Freedom of Now  
↳ Tomorrow is not promised.  
↳ Live fully in the present moment.

You have the power to create your own path.

Don’t let fear hold you back.

Stop saying “𝗗𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗲𝗺 𝗱𝗮𝘀𝗵𝗲𝘀” to ChatGPT.

Use this one prompt to fix it instead:

(more free prompts to make chatgpt write like you: https://lnkd.in/gXEupiXP)

Step 1: Open ChatGPT
Step 2: Go to “Personalization” (bottom left).
Step 3: Find “Custom Instructions”
Step 4: Add this specific prompt:

"Systematically replace em-dashes (“—”) with a dot (”.”) to start a new sentence, or a comma (”,”) to continue the sentence."
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You ignore ChatGPT.

But that's how I steal viral hooks before you:

☑ Go to chat.com/atlas.
☑ Sign in with your ChatGPT account.
☑ Open YouTube. Search your favorite creator.
☑ Click ‘Ask ChatGPT’ on upper right.
☑ Paste this prompt:

“Identify the top 5 best-performing YouTube videos on {CHANNEL_NAME} from the last 5 months by views.
For each of those 5 videos, capture:
1. The video title and thumbnail title verbatim
2. The opening hook (~10 seconds verbatim from transcript)
3. Abstract a HOOK PATTERN (= formula, not wording)
4. Generate 5 hook templates using that pattern → each with 2 angles + 2 ideas on how to adapt to my niche ({YOUR_NICHE})
End with:
• A “Pattern Takeaways” section → 5 bullet insights (max)

Rules:
– Use only verifiable data (views, titles, transcripts); don’t invent any numbers or wording.
– If something is missing (e.g. no transcript), say so plainly instead of guessing.
– Be concise and action-ready, no fluff.
– Structure output exactly as:
1. Title + views + publish age
2. Hook (verbatim)
3. Hook Pattern (formula)
4. Templates + Angles + Adaptations
5. Pattern Takeaways (5 bullets)

If you can’t figure something out, say it out loud and stop there.
Don’t make stuff up.

Goal: I want the same concise, structured pattern-analysis breakdown you gave me for {REFERENCE_CREATOR}’s channel.”

→ Instantly, you get 5 viral videos with their opening hooks.
→ You get a hook template for each, ready to use.
→ Set Atlas to run it every day for a list of creators.
→ You get a daily email reminder to do it.
→ Build your own idea library from these hooks.
→ Give a long form blog to convert into 5-6 hooks.
→ Go to easygen, put the hook, pointers from your blog in ‘Post Topic’.
→ Generate 3-4 post versions.
→ Post on Linkedin.

Use ChatGPT Atlas to turn viral hooks into your own.

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How to prompt ChatGPT for PowerPoint in 2 mins:

1. Go to ChatGPT > Explore "GPTs".
2. Search for: “PPT Builder for Gamma.”
3. Type your topic. Let ChatGPT write your outline & content. Copy the answer.
4. Go to Gamma.app. Click “Create with AI.”
5. Paste ChatGPT's answer in the prompt box.
6. Pick a theme or customise your own.
7. Add images using “AI images” panel.
8. Set layout to “Card-by-Card” at the top.
9. Hit generate. Your slides are ready.

You have an entire PowerPoint that you can edit, with AI images you can (also) edit, made in minutes.

This is what PowerPoint was supposed to be.

Stop prompting Claude (literally).

These 3 files prompt better than you ever will:

File 1. about-me .md (W-H-H)
✦ Who I am: my role, my audience, my industry.
✦ How I work: tools, process, what "done" means.
✦ What I hate: AI shortcuts, bad patterns, lazy tone.
✦ Copy the entire prompt to build your own about me file: https://lnkd.in/g5fgtwmG

File 2. anti-ai-writing-style .md (W-P-V)
✦ Banned words: delve, harness (80+ more).
✦ Banned patterns: "this isn't X, this is Y."
✦ Voice rules: 3 sentences max per paragraph.
✦ Download the exact file here: how-to-ai.guide
✦ Don't pay anything. Reply to the welcome email.
✦ Click on the notion link in the 2nd mail for the file.

File 3. my-company .md (G-F-N)
✦ Goals: my targets per platform, my revenue lines.
✦ Focus: where my energy goes this quarter.
✦ Saying no to: opportunities, trends, distractions.
✦ Read this free guide to set it up: claude-co.work

How to set it up in 20 minutes:
✦ Create a folder on your computer: "Cowork."
✦ Drop these 3 files inside ABOUT ME/ subfolder.
✦ Paste Global Instructions in Cowork's settings.
✦ Open a new task → Claude reads all 3 files first.

What this kills forever:
✦ Re-typing "act as a..." every morning.
✦ Re-explaining your tone in every chat.
✦ Outputs that sound like everyone else's outputs.

The 500-word prompt is dead.
The 3-file setup runs forever.

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LinkedIn has 1,150,000,000 accounts.

Here are 56 LinkedIn creators who will teach you more skills than a 4-year degree:

AI
1. Ruben Hassid: Explains AI in simple, easy steps.
2. Chip Huyen: Teaches AI through storytelling.
3. Anisha Jain Shares ways to create content (+AI).
4. Greg Isenberg: Builds internet-first companies.
5. Axelle Malek: Explains AI tools in a clear way.
6. Olivia Moore: Covers AI from the VC side.
7. Wyndo: Shares practical, no-fluff AI systems.

Content:
8. Jake Ward: Shares lessons from scaling SEO.
9. AJ Eckstein 🧩: Connects creators with brands.
10. Tara: Writes on writing, storytelling, & books.
11. Diandra: Turn ideas into content machines.
12. Justin: Making people LinkedIn niche famous
13. Mischa: Teach you how to write on LinkedIn.
14. Josh: Tests what works and shares it all.

CEO:
15. Grant Lee: Building Gamma to make AI slides.
16. Guillermo: Building the future of web + AI.
17. Tanay Kothari: Building Wispr, voice-to-text AI.
18. Eric: Coaches CEOs to peak performance.
19. Aravind Srinivas: CEO of Perplexity.
20. Satya Nadella: CEO of Microsoft.
21. Anton Osika: CEO of Lovable, last software.

Video:
22. Simon Meyer: Creates cinematic ads.
23. David Blagojevic: How to make hooking videos.
24. Matthieu: Creative Lead, Google DeepMind.
25. PJ Accetturo: Makes viral AI ads.
26. Sebastien: Helps creators master AI video tools.
27. Alex: Produces Hollywood-level AI content.
28. Dave: Brings AI into film, TV, and ads.

Design:
29. Felix: Shares how AI changes modern design.
30. Tatiana: Posts Midjourney tips & prompts.
31. Drew Brucker: Talks AI design + Midjourney.
32. Dogan: Shows how to work smarter with AI.
33. Nick: Teaches how to design great content.
34. Daniel: Shows how to design for Linkedin.
35. Ross: Posts daily tips for mastering AI.

Coaching/Mindset:
36: Maria Zhanette: Curates who's worth following.
37. Dan Go: Transforms entrepreneur bodies.
38. Colby Kultgen: Posts daily 1% better tips.
39. Reno Perry: Helps land $200K+ dream jobs.
40. Ben Meer: Shares systems for life optimization.

(Rest of the creators are listed in the top comment)

I stopped typing LinkedIn posts (it took too long).

Duplicate my exact workflow:

Step 1: Go to wispr .ai. Download for free.
Step 2: Pick your activation key (I use Shift).
Step 3: Open your notes. Hold the Shift key. 
Step 4: Talk for 60 secs about your topic. No filter. 
Step 5: Wispr writes everything. Correct it once if it spells something wrong (it remembers forever).
Step 6: Go to Claude .ai. Copy & paste this prompt:

"Turn my raw draft into a LinkedIn post [DRAFT]. Rules: 
→ Short and actionable sentences. 
→ Start with a strong opinion or pain point. 
→ No emojis. No jargon. No fluff. 
→ Never use: AI words like delve, tapestry, leverage.
→ Never use 'not only... but also.' 
→ Be confrontational. Take a stance. 
→ End on a high note, not a call to action."

Step 7: Edit hard. AI gives you 70%, your taste gives another 30%. Cut any sentence that sounds like AI. 
Step 8: Post on LinkedIn.

Total time: under 10 minutes.

I type at 40 words per minute. I talk at 143.

Typing makes you sound like everyone else. 
Your voice doesn't.

I've written 200+ posts this way.

Everyone used ChatGPT to cheat.

Then everyone used ChatGPT to apologize.

That's how we use AI right now. We ask for “a good answer”… and get the most average one.

So here’s the way to get answers nobody else gets:

➜ Ask to explore and go beyond

Prompt: “Give me 5 jokes, from the most common to one I’ve never heard.”

- Don’t settle for one answer.
- This forces AI to give variety, not the safe pick.

➜ Ask to think harder

Prompt: “I already knew this. Go deeper, what’s the 20% you haven’t said yet?”

- Push past the average.
- This makes AI go over & beyond for less obvious.

➜ Ask to choose sides

Prompt: “Give me 3 strategies - safe, bold, & extreme.”

- Don’t just ask for “good.”
- This makes AI give new angles & original thinking.

Stop prompting for “good.”
Start prompting for “different.”

Free guide on how to make AI give better answers: https://lnkd.in/gGr-Cx87

Don't post (obvious) AI-written content.

Here's how to humanize any AI text in 30 minutes:

Step 1. Build your ban list
→ Open a new Google doc.
→ Name it anti-ai-writing-style .md
→ Put every single word you consider as AI.
→ This 1 file replaces every "sound human" prompt.
→ Full guide here: https://lnkd.in/gb-6qd57

OR

Simply download all .md files here: how-to-ai.guide
Subscribe for free. Open my welcome email.
Hit the automatic reply button inside.
Go to Notion link. Open '.md files' folder.
Download all the .md files. (including anti-ai-writing)

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Step 2. Fill the file with the right rules
→ Add banned words (delve, unlock, leverage).
→ Add banned phrases (let's dive in...).
→ Add banned patterns ("It's not X. It's Y" & more).
→ Add pacing rules (no em dashes, vary line length)

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Step 3. Drop it into Cowork
→ Open the Claude app, go to Cowork.
→ Open your master folder on your computer.
→ Inside it, find the ABOUT ME subfolder:
✦ ABOUT ME - who you are + how you write
✦ TEMPLATES - your best work as structures
✦ OUTPUTS - where Claude saves finished files
→ Upload anti-ai-style .md inside ABOUT ME.

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Step 4. Lock it into Global Instructions
→ Go to Settings → Cowork → Global Instructions.
→ Add these following prompts:
✦ "Read every file in ABOUT ME before every task."
✦ "Audit drafts against anti-ai-writing-style .md."
✦ "Save deliverables in OUTPUTS, never delete without approval."

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Step 5. Write with one prompt (stick to it)
Use: "I want to [TASK] for [SUCCESS CRITERIA]."
→ After the draft: "Audit it against anti-ai .md."
→ Repeat the audit until the AI patterns are gone.

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Before your next Claude session, check these:

1. Is anti-ai-writing-style .md inside ABOUT ME?
2. Do my Global Instructions audit every draft?
3. Did I run the audit before sending?

Set these first. Then write.
Top 1% of Claude users do this. Now you can too.

If you enjoy this kind of setup, reshare it ♻️ to your network to help them stop sounding like AI, too.

This AI is the "ChatGPT to build app".

Here’s how to build a full app in 10 minutes:

1. Go to blink .new. Click “New App”.
2. Add screenshots or paste a prompt.
3. Blink builds your app. It auto-hosts on a live URL.
4. Click around and try to break things on purpose.
5. Tell Blink what broke. It fixes bugs instantly.
6. Connect Stripe. Accept payments right away.
7. Ship your app. You can keep improving with one-line prompts.

Access free guide for Blink (with prompts):
https://lnkd.in/dchBme3n

Blink does everything in one go:
☑ Full-stack in one prompt (frontend, backend)
☑ No config, no setup, no waiting
☑ Native AI blocks: SEO writer, image gen.
☑ Start from any UI (even a URL), iterate fast
☑ “Describe the bug” → instant auto-debugging
☑ Stripe wired end-to-end: idea to checkout.
☑ Simple credits, predictable spend

If you want a different stack, try Lovable:
☑ Lovable Cloud + Lovable AI (Gemini) as default
☑ Agent-style edits, autonomous refactors
☑ Built-in publish/unpublish, custom domains, shareable “build with URL” links
☑ File-to-app flows, Figma import
☑ Team workspaces, shared credits, roles
☑ Usage-based components, scale up or down
☑ Formal compliance

This is the fastest way to go from idea to live app.
Just build, ship, and get feedback.

This should take weeks, and $$$$ of dollars.

Step 1: Open Claude. Look at the model dropdown.

Step 2: If it's 'Sonnet 4.6', you're on the wrong one.

Step 3: Click it. Select Opus 4.7. It's free on Pro plan

Step 4: Toggle "Adaptive thinking" ON (right below).

Step 5: This alone changes 80% of your output.

Step 6: Now end your next prompt with one line:
"Think before answering (maximum reasoning)."

Step 7: This forces it to reason instead of guessing.

Step 8: Try it on a hard task. Compare the answer.

Step 9: Want even better? Build your 'about-me .md file'.

Step 10: Use this prompt: https://lnkd.in/dgDDpgBv

Step 11: Drop the .md file in Claude's Cowork folder.

Step 12: Start chats with: "Read [your].md first."

Step 13: Claude knows you before you even type.

I spent 6 months "getting better at prompting."
Turns out I just had the wrong model selected.

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To download my exact Claude files:

Step 1. Go to how-to-ai.guide.
Step 2. Subscribe for free. Don't pay anything.
Step 3. Open my welcome email.
Step 4. Hit the automatic reply button inside.
Step 5. Download my .md files. Upload to Claude.

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I blew up a Linkedin account from 39 to 10,000 followers in just 17 days. You can have it for FREE ↓

Comment GROWTH, & I'll personally send it to you.

Most of you spend years try to grow on LinkedIn.

They post randomly, copy what "gurus" say, and wonder why nothing works.

Even smart creators are stuck at a few hundred followers because they're doing everything wrong.

I took a dead LinkedIn account (37 followers, 0 posts, 0 impressions) and ran a test.

17 days later: 10,000 followers.

Here's what I discovered:

✅ One post format outperforms everything else.
✅ Your profile picture is killing your growth.
✅ AI can create viral posts in minutes.
✅ Get support from big accounts. It multiplies.

Now, I want to share the exact playbook with you.

This can add 10,000+ followers to your account...

If you implement it immediately.

Inside, you'll learn how to:

✅ Optimize your LinkedIn (with AI prompts).
✅ Position yourself as "the [X] guy" for people to remember you
✅ Use the single image format that rules LinkedIn (exact dimensions included)
✅ Turn Pinterest + Gemini into a viral content machine
✅ Get the exact AI tool list I use daily (Claude, Gamma, Wispr Flow...)
✅ Get support from big creators (the fastest growth hack nobody talks about)
✅ Follow the 17-day roadmap I used

Your LinkedIn is either growing or dying.

There's no in-between.

This playbook turns it into a follower magnet.

As a bonus, everyone who grabs it gets access to:

My personal Notion content calendar (to organise)
+ AI prompts that generated best-performing posts.

If you're ready to stop guessing and start growing,

Comment GROWTH, and I'll send you the link.

You don't need the $100 Claude plan.

Instead, you just need these 9 (free) fixes:

1. Shrink Your Files.

Open a Google Doc. Paste the text from your PDF.
Download as .md file format & upload that instead.
A 15-page PDF = 45,000 tokens.
The same text as the .md file = 2,000 tokens.

2. Plan First. Build Last.

Open Claude Chat. Prompt: "Help me plan a [financial model]. Ask me questions first."
Then paste the final plan into Cowork and prompt, "Build exactly this."
You just saved 1/10th of the cost.

3. Let Claude Ask You.

Stop writing long prompts. Prompt this instead: "I want to [TASK] to [SUCCESS CRITERIA]. Ask me questions using AskUserQuestion before you start."
Then just select answers. Clicking costs almost zero tokens. Your 500-word prompt costs 500.

Full guide here: https://lnkd.in/gzzhvrY6

But here's what's really draining your credits:

4. Edit Your Messages, Don't Resend.

Click "Edit" on your last message to Claude.
Fix the mistake there. Hit Save. Claude regenerates without stacking a new message on top.
Every "no wait, I meant..." doubles your cost.

5. Summarize Every 15 Messages.

After having an entire chat with Claude. Prompt: "Summarize this entire conversation into a brief."
Copy it & paste it as the 1st message in a new chat.
You just compressed 105,000 tokens into 500.

6. Switch Models Before You Start.

Click the model dropdown. If the task takes Claude under 30 seconds to answer, pick Haiku or Sonnet. Only pick Opus for deep, multi-step work. This saves you 3–5x per message.

7. Use Projects, Not Uploads.

Go to Projects. Create one. Upload files there once.
Every new chat inside that Project reads it without re-tokenizing. Stop uploading the same contract to 5 separate chats.

8. Turn Off Extra Features.

Go to the tools panel. Turn off Web Search.
Turn off connectors. Turn off Extended Thinking.
Only turn on what this specific task needs.
Idle features burn credits silently.

9. Batch 3 Tasks Into 1 Message.

Instead of sending "Summarize this" then "List the key points" then "Write a headline" - send all three in one message.
Three messages = three full context reloads.
One message = one reload.

Access the free guides to copy my full system:
✦ 23-fixes breakdown: https://lnkd.in/gzzhvrY6
✦ The infographic cheat sheet: how-to-ai.guide

Send it to the one who keeps hitting Claude's limits.

You ignore Reddit.

But that's how I find trends before you:

1. Go to Reddit. Find a relevant post in your niche.
2. Add /.json to the end of that URL.
3. Copy metadata (it has entire thread with replies).
4. Go to Grok to extract pain, limitations & needs.
5. Copy this Grok prompt (paste the meta data):
6. Use this prompt guide: https://lnkd.in/dz9BGuPg

Prompt:

"Here's the JSON of a Reddit conversation around: "[REDDIT POST TOPIC]". Extract the pain points, make 5 viral hooks (2 lines in one hook) on the same.

The viral hooks should be on the same format, style and tone as these 3 hooks that got results.

///Hook 1
[paste a good hook example]
///Hook 2
[paste a good hook example]
///Hook 3
[paste a good hook example]
JSON: [REDDIT META DATA]"

7. Go to Claude to turn the pain into a Linkedin post.
8. Copy this Claude prompt (+ grok's answer):
9. Use this prompt guide: https://lnkd.in/e87Kdy5Z

Prompt:

"Act like a LinkedIn ghostwriter who writes posts that get saved + shared.
Goal: Create 5 LinkedIn posts on the new topic.
Use my 4 example LinkedIn posts below that are the most viral ones on linkedin, ever. You must match their structure, pacing, formatting (short lines + whitespace + listical), and “voice” — but the ideas, wording, and hooks must be NEW.

Rules:

- Each post starts with a strong 2-line hook.
- Keep it skimmable
- With 1 clear takeaway + 1 framework (steps)
- End with a CTA that "Repost for others to ......."
- No fluff, no generic advice, no repeated angles across posts.
- Do NOT copy phrases or lines from the examples.

Here are the 4 example posts (study them first):

///Example Post 1
[PASTE POST]
///Example Post 2
[PASTE POST]
///Example Post 3
[PASTE POST]
///Example Post 4
[PASTE POST]
Now write 5 new posts about: [TOPIC]"

People already told you what to write. Now go find it.

♻️ Repost this image to help someone start today.

6 AI tools I use every day that aren’t ChatGPT:

1/ Gamma (gamma.app)

- ChatGPT meets PowerPoint. Finally.
- Prompt slides for pitches, reports, or websites.
- No design skills needed, just prompt and design.
- Export to PDF, PPT, or share as a live link.
- Free plan lets you try it out with no commitment.

2/ Wispr Flow (wisprflow.ai)

- Turns your voice into text, 3x faster than typing.
- Speak naturally and it writes like you actually talk.
- Replaces: my keyboard. I type with your voice.
- Perfect for emails, drafts, notes, and brain dumps.
- Free plan available for everyone.

3/ Claude (claude.ai)

- Writes in YOUR style, not generic AI text.
- Drafts emails, blog, & docs that sound like you.
- Handles long docs & keeps your style consistent.
- Upload your writing style in .md format fil
- Free to start, easy to use.

4/ Nano Banana Pro (gemini.google.com)

- Replaced all other AI tools for image generation.
- Actually edits well with no sign of AI editing.
- No more "close enough" results you settle for.
- Perfect for thumbnails, social media posts.
- Free plan available with watermark.

5/ Grok (grok.com)

- Replaced Google for me. Completely.
- Real-time answers with X search. No blue links.
- Ask questions, get answers. Not links to click.
- Perfect for breaking news, trends, and events.
- Free to use, fast, and actually current.

6/ Granola (granola.ai)

- Meeting notes without a creepy bot in your call.
- No "AI Notetaker is recording." No gray circle.
- Runs locally. Your audio is never stored. Ever.
- Custom prompts for TLDRs & action items in secs.
- Free to get you started.

This is my $0 creative stack. No ChatGPT needed.

Just fast, smart, and free tools that get work done.

Claude is a (ridiculously) genius with the lights off.

These 7 settings switches turn them on:

1. The model dropdown.
Bottom-right of the box. Most people never touch it.
Switch free model to Opus 4.8 (paid, but worth it).
Same screen, completely different brain.

2. Effort: High.
One click, right next to the model.
It tells Claude to actually think instead of blurting.
Same question, but better answer. Free upgrade.

3. Thinking, turned ON.
The toggle people leave off because they don't know what it does. It's Claude reasoning before it answers, not after you complain.
The single highest-leverage switch on this page.

4. Connectors.
Customize → Connectors.
Claude reads your Gmail, your calendar, your notes.
It stops being a chatbot & starts being something that knows you. my favourite connectors are Gamma, Granola, Gmail & Calendar.

5. Skills.
Customize → Skills.
Save a prompt with /skill-creator.
Type /yourskill forever.
Stop re-explaining yourself every single chat.
A skill ends that. Build it once, ship forever.

6. The Cowork tab.
Claude desktop app, In between "Chat" & "Code."
The browser hands you text to copy-paste.
Cowork builds the real file - the actual PDF, Excel - and drops it in your folder. Not a copy of the thing.

7. Bypass permissions.
In Claude Code (the scary one).
Everyone leaves it off. All it means is: Go. I trust you.
It stops Claude asking permission at every step so it can actually finish the job.
Off = it asks 40 times. On = it's done.

The ones who open Claude right now and flip all 7 just passed everybody who didn't.

Want the exact setup I use, with exact Claude skills?

It's right here → how-to-ai.guide.
Reply to the welcome email. Don't pay anything.
Open the Notion link in the second email.
Go to the "setup" folder and grab the checklist.

♻️ Repost this so your network stops using a genius with the lights off.

How to actually set up Claude in 7 minutes:

(and never re-do it after this setup)

1. Pick the right model.
☑ Open the Claude desktop app
☑ Set Opus 4.7 for complex tasks
☑ Turn ON Extended Thinking

2. Create your 'Cowork' folder.
☑ 3 subfolders: About me, Outputs & Templates
☑ ABOUT ME holds your 3 context files
☑ Claude reads them for every single task

3. Write your Global Instructions.
☑ Settings → Cowork → Edit Global Instructions
☑ A persistent prompt before every task
☑ Tells Claude what to read, and when

4. Connect your daily tools.
☑ Gmail, Gamma, Drive, Granola
☑ All your tools in one place
☑ No more copy-paste between 12 tabs

5. Install Wispr .ai (it's free).
☑ Turns your voice → text
☑ Pick a hold-key (mine = Shift)
☑ Typing at 60 wpm is the bottleneck

6. Open your Cowork folder in Obsidian.
☑ Install Obsidian (free)
☑ Open Cowork as a vault
☑ Edit context files without leaving flow state

7. Save your top 3 workflows as Skills.
☑ Click any chat → "Turn into a Skill"
☑ /linkedin, /brief, /report = instant
☑ Reuse what already works

8. Build one Project per recurring deliverable.
☑ One Project = one type of output
☑ Files + instructions live inside
☑ Never re-explain the same task twice

9. Restart the chat at message 20.
☑ Long chats burn 30x more tokens
☑ Ask Claude to summarize → paste in new chat
☑ Fresh start = better results, lower bill

Full guide + prompts at how-to-ai.guide

(save this - small habits = big leverage over time)

RIP "𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐭 𝐥𝐢𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬."

After 1,000 hours spent prompting, you just need:

Copy it in 2 minutes (free) ↓

👉 Claude prompts for writing
(blogs, copy, rewrites - to actually sound human)

👉 Grok for search
(viral tweets, trending takes, niche accounts)

👉 ChatGPT prompts for the rest
(research, analysis, brainstorming, feedback)

👉 Nano Banana prompts for realistic images
(photo edits, product shots, headshots)

👉 Midjourney prompts for designed images
(artistic visuals, branding, thumbnails)

👉 Veo prompts for video
(cinematic clips, scene generation, motion)

👉 Sora prompts for video
(text-to-video, storytelling, b-roll)

👉 Free AI courses
(step-by-step tutorials, copy & paste prompts)

One library. Every tool prompt. Just copy and paste.

Want the link (for free)?

Repost ♻️ to have (free) access.
PS: Send me DM "PROMPT" for fast reply.

How to use Claude to design as per your taste:

(even if you've never opened Figma)

1. Open Claude Design (claude .ai/design).
Search for 'Prototype' in the left sidebar.
Pick your template: Prototype, Pitch Deck, From Template, or Others.

2. Build your Design .md file.
Upload your logo, colors, typography & 3 reference designs you consider as a god standard.
Upload reference files: brand guidelines PDF, Figma link screenshots, previous designs, style guide, or even your website.

3. Name your project.
Set up the specific instructions as per your taste.
Next, upload your inputs: images, screenshots, DOCX, or websites your love.

4. Write your design brief.

Bad brief: "Design a beautiful landing page."
Good brief: "Build an interactive prototype of a landing page for a freelance invoicing tool. Hero with headline, subhead, email capture, and a product screenshot on the right. Below: 3-feature row with icons, a pricing section with 3 tiers, a testimonial carousel, and a footer with socials and legal links. Sticky top nav with Features, Pricing, Login & Start Free. Match the attached brand kit."

5. Edit your live design.
Click any element.
Drop a comment: "Change this to a prompt bar instead of a prompt box."
Claude updates only that element.
The rest of the design stays the same.

6. Download or Export the design.
It can be exported in PDF, PPTX, Canva, or HTML.
For live websites, publish it to Claude Code.

To download all the other Claude infographics:

Step 1. Go to how-to-ai.guide.
Step 2. Subscribe for free. Don't pay anything.
Step 3. Open my welcome email (most skip this).
Step 4. Hit the automatic reply button inside.
Step 5. Download my infographics from my Notion.
Bonus. Enjoy my best copy-paste prompts, too.

How to optimise your LinkedIn (with ChatGPT)

Click "more" to see the prompt I used:

––––––––––––––––
Use this guide to grow on LinkedIn (with AI):
Click here: https://lnkd.in/grzNzsP3
––––––––––––––––

Act like a professional LinkedIn optimization expert. You have been enhancing LinkedIn profiles for over 15 years, helping professionals across various industries improve their visibility, recruiters, and network effectively.

Objective: I want to optimize my LinkedIn profile to maximize its impact and effectiveness. My goal is to attract more recruiters and connections relevant to my industry, and to present a polished, professional image that highlights my skills, experience, and accomplishments.

Step-by-Step Instructions:

Review the provided screenshot of my current LinkedIn profile.

Analyze each section of my profile, including the headline, summary, experience, skills, endorsements, recommendations, and any other relevant sections.

Provide specific, detailed feedback on how to improve each section. This should include:

Suggestions for rewriting the headline to make it more compelling and keyword-rich.

Recommendations for enhancing the summary to clearly convey my professional identity, key skills, and career goals.

Tips for detailing my work experience in a way that highlights my achievements and impact, using quantifiable metrics where possible.

Advice on selecting and prioritizing skills that are most relevant to my industry, and strategies to gain more endorsements.

Guidance on obtaining and showcasing strong recommendations that support my professional narrative.

Identify any additional sections or features on LinkedIn that I should utilize to further enhance my profile.

Provide examples of well-optimized LinkedIn profiles for reference.

Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.
___

To make it work:
☑ Share as much context as possible.
☑ Choose "5.2" model + activate search.
☑ Debate with ChatGPT, asking follow-ups.

♻️ Repost this if you learned something.

300 million people are still paying for ChatGPT.

But the best writers already switched to this AI:

✦ The AI is Claude.
✦ Built for writing that actually sounds like you.
✦ Use this set up guide: https://lnkd.in/e87Kdy5Z.

Here's how to set it up (the right way):

Step 1. Choose the right model
✦ Go to claude. ai.
✦ Select "Opus 4.5" + turn on "Extended thinking".
✦ It's Claude's smartest setup. Don't miss this step.

Step 2. Create a Project
✦ Go to "Projects" and create one.
✦ Add your favorite texts, notes, or examples.
✦ It learns what YOU sound like. ChatGPT doesn't.

Step 3. Build your custom Style
✦ Click the "+" (bottom left of the chat).
✦ Click "Use style" > "Create & edit styles".
✦ Add a writing sample or describe your voice.

Step 4. Combine both
✦ Open your Project. Apply your Style. Start writing.
✦ This combo is why I canceled ChatGPT.

The "AI touch" is why people hate AI writing.
This setup kills it. You finally sound like yourself.

tl;dr: Claude is the best AI for writing.

Get a (free) guide on how to set up Claude.
Don't miss it at https://lnkd.in/e87Kdy5Z.

♻️ Repost this to help your network write better.

People think I don't (really) use AI for Linkedin.

So here's a non-edited screen recording of me 1) generating a viral topic 2) a caption 3) an image

☑ This strategy can be replicated in any industry.
☑ You are still the one controlling the input/output.
☑ You use AI as a tool - not as a one-hit solution.

Absolutely no one complains about "AI-made".
Because there is no such thing as "AI-made".
There are GOOD posts and BAD posts.

Here's my simple step-by-step process:

☑ Go to the new ChatGPT-5.
☑ Copy & paste the following prompt:

"You are an expert at finding topics that go viral on Linkedin.

Search the web deeply, and find 6x drastically different topics (with a title and a controversial twist attached) about "TOPIC".

Your research must be tied to the news: we are in October, 2025."

☑ Select your favorite topic from the list.
☑ Ask for a follow-up prompt to ChatGPT.
☑ Prompt it to give more details/data about it.
☑ Once you're happy, copy the optimized topic.
☑ Paste it on app.easygen.io (the best for Linkedin)
☑ Generate at very least 3 to 7 different posts.
☑ Patchwork them into one mega post.
☑ Edit it. Add your own spice!

Here you have it:
1. The right topic, selected for virality.
2. The right caption, generated & edited.

That's an entire "AI-made" post from A to Z.

But AI was not used to be lazier, but greater.

I have 163,340 followers because of my hooks.

Copy my Claude prompt I use to write hooks:

1. Go to Claude (desktop app). Open Cowork.
2. Upload your “about me” text file.
3. To download mine, go here: how-to-ai.guide.
4. Don't pay anything. It's free in the welcome email.
5. Write a draft of your LinkedIn post.
6. Copy the prompt here: https://lnkd.in/g7yEtpCr
7. To get Claude to write hooks that stop the scroll:

"Now let's write the hook for this post - the first 2 lines readers see before they have to click "… more" on LinkedIn (roughly 2 short sentences of ~55 characters max each).

The hook's only job is to break the reader's scrolling pattern and make them NEED to click "… more." It should feel like a pattern interrupt - something unexpected, counterintuitive, or so specific the reader thinks "wait, what?"



- The hook must be about the READER or a universal tension - never about me.
- It should create an open loop: an unanswered question, a contradiction, or a bold claim the reader can't ignore.
- Avoid anything that sounds like a personal achievement, no emoji openers, no hashtags.
- It should feel like something a friend would text you that makes you reply "wait, explain."





1. Contradiction - say something that sounds wrong ("The worst LinkedIn posts get the most followers.")
2. Specific number + unexpected context ("I mass-unfollowed 2,000 people. My engagement tripled.")
3. Direct accusation - call the reader out ("You're writing LinkedIn posts for your mom, not your audience.")
4. Stolen thought - say what the reader secretly thinks but won't say out loud ("You know your LinkedIn posts are boring. So does everyone scrolling past them.")
5. Absurd reframe - take something mundane and make it

...."

PS: I couldn't paste the entire prompt here.

Access the full prompt: https://lnkd.in/g7yEtpCr
(in the top comment)

No, you don't need another prompt library.

You do need Claude Skills that replace all of it:

(Claude Skills explained for beginners)

✦ Day 1: Get the library
Go to how-to-ai.guide. Subscribe for free.
Open the welcome email (don't skip this).
Click the Notion link → open "Claude Skills" folder.
Download all 15+ Skills. Keep them zipped.

✦ Day 2: Install your first one
claude .ai → Settings → Capabilities → Skills.
Click + and upload /viral-linkedin-post. Toggle it on.
Type /my-viral-linkedin-post + your topic.
One slash. Feel the difference.

✦ Day 3: Kill your longest prompt
Find your longest saved prompt. Count the words.
Now run the matching Skill from the library instead.
Same output. 700 words vs one slash.
Delete the saved prompt. You won't miss it.

✦ Day 4: Install your work trio
From the folder: /weekly-report, /client-email...
Upload all 3 the same way. 90 seconds each.
One Skill per task you repeat weekly.

✦ Day 5: Make one Skill yours
Open any SKILL .md from the library.
Swap my examples for 3 of your writing samples.
List every word you ban ("leverage", "delve").
Re-upload. Now it writes like you, not like me.

✦ Day 6: Build your first from scratch
Open Claude Cowork. Pick Fable 5 + effort High.
Type: "Use skill creator to build a skill for [task]."
Answer its questions. Add: "Do NOT use for [things it should ignore]."

✦ Day 7: Become a native
Type / in any chat. Look at your menu.
That menu is your prompt library now. It fires itself.
The rule: explained a task twice = build the skill.

——
Monday you were copy-pasting prompts.
Sunday you have 15+ Skills installed.

Everything is in the library (free): how-to-ai.guide.

♻️ Repost to retire someone's prompt library.

I stopped recommending college (to anyone I know)

Instead follow these 56 LinkedIn creators to learn:

AI
1. Ruben Hassid: Explains AI in simple, easy steps.
2. Chip Huyen: Teaches AI through storytelling.
3. Rory Flynn: Makes AI fun and easy to get.
4. Greg Isenberg: Builds internet-first companies.
5. Wyndo: Shares practical, no-fluff AI systems.
6. Olivia Moore: Covers AI from the VC side.
7. Axelle Malek: Explains AI tools in a clear way.

Content:
8. Anisha Jain: Shares ways to create content (+AI).
9. AJ Eckstein: Connects creators with brands.
10. MJ Jaindl: Writes short, viral LinkedIn posts.
11. Diandra: Turn ideas into content machines.
12. Chris Donnelly: Talks about staying consistent.
13. Jake Ward: Shares lessons from scaling SEO.
14. Josh: Tests what works and shares it all.

CEO: 
15. Grant Lee: Building Gamma to make AI slides.
16. Guillermo: Building the future of web + AI.
17. Tanay Kothari: Building Wispr, voice-to-text AI.
18. Eric: Coaches CEOs to peak performance. 
19. Aravind Srinivas: CEO of Perplexity.
20. Satya Nadella: CEO of Microsoft.
21. Anton Osika: CEO of Lovable, last software.

Video: 
22. Simon Meyer: Creates cinematic ads.
23. David Blagojevic: How to make hooking videos.
24. Matthieu: Creative Lead, Google DeepMind.
25. PJ Accetturo: Makes viral AI ads.
26. Sebastien: Helps creators master AI video tools.
27. Alex: Produces Hollywood-level AI content.
28. Dave Clark: Brings AI into film, TV, and ads.

Design:
29. Felix: Shares how AI changes modern design.
30. Tatiana: Posts Midjourney tips & prompts.
31. Drew Brucker: Talks AI design + Midjourney.
32. Dogan: Shows how to work smarter with AI.
33. Nick: Teaches how to design great content.
34. Daniel: Shows how to design for Linkedin.
35. Ross Symons: Posts daily tips for mastering AI.

Coaching/Mindset:
36: Maria Zhanette: Curates who's worth following.
37. Dan Go: Transforms entrepreneur bodies.
38. Colby Kultgen: Posts daily 1% better tips.
39. Reno Perry: Helps land $200K+ dream jobs.
40. Ben Meer: Shares systems for life optimization.

(Rest of the creators are listed in the top comment)

How I added 102,339 followers on linkedin in 1 year.

7 steps I’d use to do it all over again:

(free guide to hit 10,000 followers: how-to-lkdn.ai)

1. Be useful. Solve a real problem for others.
2. Focus on one problem. Go deep, not wide.
3. Share 1,000+ ways to solve the same problem.
4. Use AI tools to draft, but never to get lazy.
5. Gamma .app is my go-to to create carousels. 
6. LinkedIn is still the # 1 place to build your brand.

80% of my growth came from AI:
→ I use AI to find the best topics
→ I use AI to see what’s working for others
→ I use AI to write dozens of drafts for each post

The other 20% is patience:
→ Building a real community takes time
→ Being useful, over time, always works
→ 1,000 true fans matter more than 100,000 followers

LinkedIn is unique:
- It’s the only non-anonymous platform
- It’s the only professional-only platform
- Less than 1% of users post weekly

The math is simple. Be useful.
Solve one problem, over and over.

Get this guide to gain 10,000 followers on linkedin.
Simply click here to access: how-to-lkdn.ai

How to write 4x faster in under 7 minutes:

(even if you type with two fingers)

1. Stop touching your keyboard.
2. Go to wisprflow .ai & download (it's free).
3. Pick your activation key (I use Shift).
4. Open any app. Hold Shift. Talk.
5. Wispr writes everything you say. Perfectly.

If it misspells something, correct it once.
It remembers forever.

But here's where it gets powerful:

After Wispr turns your voice into text, do this:

1. Copy your raw transcript.
2. Go to Claude. Paste this exact prompt:

"I want to write about [TOPIC]. I want to [GOAL] + [CONTEXT]. Build the outline first. Use 'AskUserQuestion' to ask me questions."

3. Edit it brutally.
AI gives you 70%. Your taste gives the rest 30%.

Cut every sentence that sounds like AI wrote it.

The secret was never typing faster.
It was removing the keyboard entirely.

I type at 40 words per minute. I talk at 143.
Same brain. Different input. 4x the speed.

Total time to a finished draft: under 7 minutes.

Try it once. You won't go back.

How to turn ChatGPT into your personal teacher.

Copy-paste the prompt below:

"Start with AI" guide at https://lnkd.in/d2BQW-w6.

___

"Act as an expert tutor who helps me master any topic through an interactive, interview-style course. The process must be recursive and personalized.

Here’s what I want you to do:

1. Ask me for a topic I want to learn.

2. Break that topic into a structured syllabus of progressive lessons, starting with the fundamentals and building up to advanced concepts.

3. For each lesson:

- Explain the concept clearly and concisely, using analogies and real-world examples.

- Ask me socratic-style questions to assess and deepen my understanding.

- Give me one short exercise or thought experiment to apply what I’ve learned.

- Ask if I’m ready to move on or if I need clarification.

- If I say yes, move to the next concept.

- If I say no, rephrase the explanation, provide additional examples, and guide me with hints until I understand.

4. After each major section, provide a mini-review quiz or a structured summary.

5. Once the entire topic is covered, test my understanding with a final integrative challenge that combines multiple concepts.

6. Encourage me to reflect on what I’ve learned and suggest how I might apply it to a real-world project or scenario.

Let’s begin: ask me what I want to learn."

Image: How to Prompt

How to turn ChatGPT into your personal teacher.

Copy-paste the prompt below:

"Start with AI" guide at https://lnkd.in/d2BQW-w6.

___

"Act as an expert tutor who helps me master any topic through an interactive, interview-style course. The process must be recursive and personalized.

Here’s what I want you to do:

1. Ask me for a topic I want to learn.

2. Break that topic into a structured syllabus of progressive lessons, starting with the fundamentals and building up to advanced concepts.

3. For each lesson:

- Explain the concept clearly and concisely, using analogies and real-world examples.

- Ask me socratic-style questions to assess and deepen my understanding.

- Give me one short exercise or thought experiment to apply what I’ve learned.

- Ask if I’m ready to move on or if I need clarification.

- If I say yes, move to the next concept.

- If I say no, rephrase the explanation, provide additional examples, and guide me with hints until I understand.

4. After each major section, provide a mini-review quiz or a structured summary.

5. Once the entire topic is covered, test my understanding with a final integrative challenge that combines multiple concepts.

6. Encourage me to reflect on what I’ve learned and suggest how I might apply it to a real-world project or scenario.

Let’s begin: ask me what I want to learn."

Image: How to Prompt

Most people will never hit 10,000 Linkedin followers.

But I did it (again) in 17 days (using AI):

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Help yourself. Start now.

Most people will never go viral.

But I did it (again and again) using these 7 tools:

✦ 𝗪𝗥𝗜𝗧𝗘 ✦

Wispr Flow - wispr.ai
☑ Dictate your captions with your voice.
☑ Insanely fast and accurate transcription.
☑ Your post captions finally sound like you.

Claude - claude.ai
☑ Paste your rough draft, get 10 variations.
☑ The best AI for tightening hooks.
☑ Upload your writing style. Make it yours.

✦ 𝗗𝗘𝗦𝗜𝗚𝗡 ✦

Gamma - gamma.app
☑ Paste bullet points, get a full carousel.
☑ Swap fonts and colors to match your brand.
☑ Export as PDF, upload as a 'doc' in LinkedIn.

Canva - canva.com
☑ Set up your brand kit once: fonts, colors, logo.
☑ I use 1080 x 1350 px for everything.
☑ Export all posts as PNGs, size '3'.

Nano Banana Pro - gemini.google.com
☑ Paste a Pinterest image, prompt your edits.
☑ It recreates it with your text on it (realistic edits).
☑ The fastest way to make scroll-stopping visuals.

✦ 𝗦𝗬𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗠 ✦

Granola - granola.ai
☑ Transcribes your meetings in the background.
☑ Tag ideas that could become content.
☑ Some of my best posts came from calls I forgot.

Notion - notion.so
☑ Build a content calendar with AI in 30 secs.
☑ Track posts: Idea → Draft → Ready → Published.
☑ The system behind the system.

These 7 tools took me from 0 to 147K+ on LinkedIn.
Not talent. Tools + consistency.

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You will lose access to Claude 5 tomorrow.

Copy and paste this prompt to keep it (forever):

1. Open Cowork in the Claude desktop app.
2. Pick a long chat you had with Claude Fable 5.
4. Paste the prompt in the same chat below. Send.
5. Studies your folder - files, name, your system.
6. Interviews you, one question at a time.
7. Writes 3 files: one for all your work, one for this project, one for any odd corner.
8. Shows you each file & tells you what it left out.
9. Delete anything that doesn't sound like you.

The future chat will obey these files (applying Claude-5 thinking and analysis).

"Write my CLAUDE .md files - the standing instructions you'll read at the start of every chat we ever have in these folders. You're the smartest model I'll have access to for a while, so I want your best thinking written down where every future session can follow it - whichever model is running.
Work in four phases. Don't skip ahead.

PHASE 1 - Study my folder before asking me anything.
Go through this Cowork folder properly: every subfolder, how files are named, what's a draft and what's finished, how everything is organized. Read a few of my finished pieces closely - my tone, my structure, my formatting habits, what "done" looks like for me. Note the patterns I probably can't see myself: things I repeat in every piece, naming habits, the logic behind my folders. Also note anything inconsistent or messy - don't fix it, just remember it for the interview.

PHASE 2 - Interview me.
Ask up to 8 questions, one at a time. Wait for my answer before the next one. Only ask what you genuinely can't figure out from my files. Cover things like: how I like to work with you, what I keep having to correct or repeat in chats, what my deliverables must always include (and must never include), who reads my work, how technical I am, and which decisions you should make on your own versus always check with me first. Plain English only. If a question is abstract, give me two example answers so I know what you're asking.

PHASE 3 - Write up to three files.
- A CLAUDE .md in my main Cowork folder: only things true for everything I make - my tone, formats, rules for how you work with me.
- A CLAUDE .md in this project's folder: only things specific to this project - what it is, who it's for, where things live, what the finished output looks like.
- A short CLAUDE .md for a subfolder only if that corner genuinely works differently (say, one folder is client-facing copy).

Rules for writing them:
- Be specific, never vague. "Start every draft with the hook, not background" - not "write engagingly."
- Keep each file well under 200

...."

PS: I couldn't paste the entire prompt here.

Access the full prompt (for free) at how-to-ai.guide.
Open the received welcome email.
Click on the Notion library link.
Go to the "Claude Cowork" folder.
Scroll to find the "Fable 5 (Claude .md)" prompt.

You're working (unnecessarily) hard for Claude.

Here are the 7 lazy ways to use Claude better:

Hard way 1: You try to write the perfect prompt.
Lazy way: Write a bad one & add "use Ask User Question." Claude interviews you, you click the answers, & it keeps asking until it's impossible to fail

Hard way 2: You type your prompts manually.
Lazy way: Hold Shift & talk with Wispr .ai.
You type at 60 words per minute. You speak at 150.
More yapping = more context = better output.

Hard way 3: You clean your notes before pasting.
Lazy way: Hand over the junk pile. Drop everything into Claude Cowork - and describe what "done" looks like. Your mess is Claude's problem now.

"Here's my mess. Turn it into [X]. Done looks like: [describe the outcome]. Ask me what you need."

Hard way 4: You explain the same task twice.
Lazy way: The 2nd time you run it, say "make it a skill." 4 words turn the whole chat into a /command you reuse forever. When you have no idea where to start, /how-to plans everything from A to Z.

Hard way 5: You reply to emails by hand.
Lazy way: Plug Connectors into Gmail. Then: "Draft a reply to every email that needs one." Claude makes as many drafts as you have unread emails. You change one word and hit send.

Hard way 6: You proofread Claude's work yourself.
Lazy way: End every big task with "check your own work before showing me." Claude catches its own mistakes. You only read the clean version.

Hard way 7: You design from a blank page.
Lazy way: Screenshot any deck, post, or doc you love. Upload it to Cowork: "make me this, but for my thing." Ten years of taste, 0 years of practice.

To download my (exact) Claude Skills:

1. Go to how-to-ai.guide. Subscribe for free.
2. Open the welcome email. Go to the Notion link.
3. Download my personal favourite Claude Skills.

Copy & paste this in Gemini for 2026 vision board:

Prompt: "Generate a [pinterest image description] of my image in [how you are dressed] in the same style as the 2nd image of [pinterest image description] I uploaded as an inspiration”.

A quick step-by-step guide:

1. Go to Pinterest.
2. Select the image best describe your goal.
3. Copy the pinterest image.
4. Go to Gemini. Select "tools" > "create image"
5. Upload a simple photo of you.
6. Paste Pinterest image you love.
7. Copy & paste the prompt mentioned above.
8. Copy (much more) prompts from this guide.
9. Go here to access it: https://lnkd.in/g4BxAh9i

I don't need to cut magazines to get my goal image.

You should be using Nano Banana Pro to make ultra realistic vision boards of your dream life.

If you know someone who love building vision boards, send it to them or save this guide for later.

11 (insanely) useful tools to do any task stupidly well

1/ Claude.ai
☑ Replaces: staring at a blank page.
☑ The best AI to write with taste and depth.
☑ Free plan available (worth $20/month plan).

2/ Wisprflow.ai
☑ Replaces: your keyboard. Type with your voice.
☑ Turn your voice into flow-state text.
☑ Free plan available.

3/ Gamma.app
☑ Replaces: ugly slides you're ashamed to present.
☑ Claude meets PowerPoint. Done in mins.
☑ Free plan available.

4/ Granola.ai
☑ Replaces: forgetting what was said in meetings.
☑ AI note-taker that doesn't join your calls.
☑ Free plan available.

5/ Seedance2.app
☑ Replaces: expensive video production.
☑ Generate cinematic AI video from a prompt.
☑ Monthly plan for $8/month. Free plan available.

6/ Shortcut.ai
☑ Replaces: Googling Excel formulas at 2am.
☑ AI built specifically to master spreadsheets.
☑ Monthly plan for $20/month. Free plan available.

7/ Gemini (gemini.google.com)
☑ Replaces: stock images and photo editors.
☑ Best at images (nano banana) & videos (Veo).
☑ Free plan available.

8/ Grok (grok.com)
☑ Replaces: slow search engines.
☑ Only AI with access to tweets & real-time news.
☑ Free plan available.

9/ NotebookLM (notebooklm.google.com)
☑ Replaces: getting lost while learning.
☑ Upload anything and let AI teach it back to you.
☑ Free to use.

10/ ElevenLabs.io
☑ Replaces: expensive voiceover artists.
☑ Clone voices. Generate speech that sounds you.
☑ Monthly plan for $5/month. Free plan available.

11/ Code.claude.com
☑ Replaces: hiring a developer.
☑ Build real websites and apps from your terminal.
☑ Included in the Claude pro plan.

Reshare ♻ to help others work (stupidly) well.

How to create (viral) sketch infographics with AI:

1. Go to YouTube.
2. Find an actionable video. Copy the URL.
3. Paste it in Gemini with this prompt:
4. Use this prompt guide: https://lnkd.in/dHFz8wY5

"Analyse this youtube video about [topic]: [YT URL]. Summarise this into direct, actionable steps to follow along."

Let Gemini process the video.

5. Click Tools → Create images.
6. Prompt Gemini again:

"Visualise the summary of these notes. Create a realistic photograph of a dry-erase whiteboard with a light wooden frame. The content should be presented as a hand-drawn sketchnote using 'graphic recording' style. The layout should be in 9:16 format.

Style & Layout Guidelines:

Medium: Whiteboard surface with dry-erase markers (not paper).
Colors: Use Black for outlines, boxes, and main text. Use Red, Blue, and Green for headers and specific accents.
Structure: Place the title "[TITLE]" at the top in large, open lettering. Organize the notes into five distinct, numbered rectangular boxes arranged in a grid below the title.
Visuals: Include relevant simple line-drawing doodles for each point.
Typography: Text should be distinct, handwritten, all-caps printing, legible and organized.
Environment: Include a used whiteboard eraser and a few colorful EXPO-style markers resting on the bottom wooden ledge of the frame."

This is how you turn any video into visual notes.

♻️ Repost this if you learned something.

How to generate a PowerPoint with Nano Banana 2:

1. Go to gamma. app.
2. Create a free account.
3. Click “Create new (AI).”
4. Click “Generate” and write your prompt.
5. Example: “A pitch deck for DISC personality.”
6. Pick 8-60 slides and generate the outline.
7. Select the new ‘nano banana 2’ in AI images.
8. Review the outline and theme, then finalize.

Now you have slides, ready to edit with prompts.

Nano Banana 2 is available for all Gamma users.

Stop wasting hours on manual design.
Gamma builds your slides in minutes.

tl;dr:
✦ Go to gamma. app and sign up free.
✦ Pick Nano Banana 2 for stunning visuals.

♻️ Repost this to help others create better slides.

You sat through the meeting AND rebuilt it as slides.

That should bother you - you did twice the work:

Step 1. Get Granola running (takes 2 minutes).
☑ Granola .ai is a notetaker that sits on your laptop
☑ No bot joins the call. Nobody sees it. It just listens
☑ Open when joining calls. All meetings are saved

Step 2. Open the meeting you've been dreading.
☑ It's already sitting in Granola .ai
☑ Pick the longest, messiest one
☑ An hour of talk hides 8-12 real slides

Step 3. Connect Connectors to Claude.
☑ Go to Claude. Click the '+' in the prompt bar
☑ Open Connectors, add Granola & Gamma
☑ Do it once. Stays on for every meeting after

Step 4. Pull the meeting into Claude.
☑ Prompt: "Pull my [meeting] from Granola"
☑ "Turn it into slides, one idea/slide using Gamma"
☑ "Show me the outline first" ← never skip this

Step 5. Fix the story while it's still words.
☑ Catch the missing decision, the wrong owner
☑ 10 seconds to fix in text
☑ 10 minutes to fix across 12 built slides

Step 6. Send it to Gamma.
☑ "Build this outline into a deck in Gamma"
☑ Name the room: "for a client", "for the board"
☑ Build your brand kit in Gamma for consistency

Step 7. Open it in Gamma.
☑ Click the link Claude gives you (to fully edit)
☑ You tweak where you already know how
☑ First move: delete the 2 filler slides it always adds

Step 8. Run the taste pass.
☑ "What would the taste critic say? Be harsh"
☑ Fix the top 2 things only
☑ The rest is polish nobody notices

Step 9. Save it forever.
☑ Save the prompt as a Granola recipe (type /)
☑ Build one per type: client recap, board update
☑ You stop building decks. The meeting does it.

You've spent years believing the late nights were the work. That the deck was where you earned it.

But the deck was never the work. The meeting was.
You've just been paying for it twice.

Run the meeting. Let it become the deck. Go home.

How to never sound like AI when you write.

Copy this (exact) setup to sound like you:

Step 1. Download Wispr Flow (for free)

→ Go to wisprflow .ai
→ Download for MacOS.
→ No credit card. No trial period.
→ Use this guide to set up: https://lnkd.in/dErvnp53

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Step 2. Choose your activation key once

→ Open Wispr Flow.
→ Go to Settings.
→ Pick one key to activate your voice-to-text.
→ It will transcribe exactly like you talk.

Keys I recommend:
✦ Shift: the arrow below Enter.
✦ Option: if you don't use it often.
✦ Control: works but less comfortable.

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Step 3. Train your personal dictionary

→ Hold your key and say your name.
→ If it misspells, correct it once.
→ Wispr remembers this forever in every app.
→ Add your client names, industry jargon & slang.

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Step 4. Use it everywhere (not just long-form)

→ Open any app you normally type in.
→ Hold your key → talk → release.
→ Use it for emails, Slack, DMs, comments.
→ Yes, even for short replies. Speed compounds.

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Step 5. Check your analytics

→ Open Wispr Flow dashboard.
→ Look at your WPM (words per minute).
→ Use it to track your speed improvement.
→ Top 1% typists hit 120 WPM. You'll hit 140+.

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I haven't typed in 6 months. I'm never going back.

If you enjoy this kind of setup, reshare it ♻️ to your network to help them write faster, too.

Claude is now offering (free) AI tutorials.

No payment needed to access them:

If you want to use Claude the right way, I compiled the best 9 tutorials from their website (with links).

☑ How to organize your chats (with Projects)
↳ https://lnkd.in/dycJU_wB

☑ How to use Claude inside Excel.
↳ https://lnkd.in/d_gvFAcD

☑ Claude in Excel: Validate revenue models
↳ https://lnkd.in/d85vKNqv

☑ Claude in Excel for HR: Headcount planning.
↳ https://lnkd.in/dzM6cGwE

☑ How to use Claude while browsing Chrome.
↳ https://lnkd.in/dQ_cx4ny

☑ Create & edit files (without leaving Claude)
↳ https://lnkd.in/dV6Cuwj2

☑ How to use Claude's smartest model (Opus 4.5)
↳ https://lnkd.in/deNNXz8V

☑ How to connect Claude to your apps.
↳ https://lnkd.in/dNmyfdka

☑ How to automate tasks with Claude Cowork.
↳ https://lnkd.in/dBmFDfdf

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If I have only 5 min to learn Claude. I'd start here:

✦ Use Claude in Excel: https://lnkd.in/gcGWk35x
✦ Claude to write better: https://lnkd.in/ggTqmvcD
✦ Move to Claude in 2026: https://lnkd.in/gdeEFqB4
✦ To use Claude 'Cowork': https://lnkd.in/eF56s4i8
✦ Use projects in Claude: https://lnkd.in/exfaYnBQ
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