I got 14,847 LinkedIn followers in 90 days! (with Claude)
A 15-minute walkthrough of the exact four-level Claude system that grew one creator from 1,200 to 14,847 LinkedIn followers — ending with a fully autonomous post-and-DM machine.
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A 15-minute walkthrough of the exact four-level Claude system that grew one creator from 1,200 to 14,847 LinkedIn followers — ending with a fully autonomous post-and-DM machine.
Better Stack puts the open-source Claude Design alternative through its paces — and it works, even with a non-Claude model.
Nolan Molt films a 15-minute tutorial in the exact format he is describing — the YouTube Mockcast — proving that bullet-point-plus-podcast-energy works by doing it in real time.
A 4-minute Alpine meadow monologue that reframes gaslighting as the cognitive engine your brain already runs — and shows you how to point it at your goals.
Five counter-intuitive techniques — from Freddie Mercury to Portuguese Bossa Nova — that turn stiff coaches into engaging YouTube speakers.
A 36-minute live build of the second brain Karpathy posted — rebuilt locally in Claude with three folders, one file, and zero code.
How Garry Tan compressed a 23-person org chart into a terminal, and why the first command is not /build.
A 16-minute live build: brand intelligence, GPT Image 2 logos, social carousels, and a replicable brand kit — from scratch, in one sitting.
Ed Mylett's 78-minute operating system for defeating the inner enemy: lens theory, self-trust mechanics, four flawed identity beliefs, and unconditional self-love.
A 14-minute translation of Karpathy's Software 1.0/2.0/3.0 thesis into four real-world business models and the four moats that still survive.
A 35-minute solo masterclass where Ed Mylett deconstructs discipline as a system of structures — not willpower — anchored by a Newsweek article he has carried for 23 years.
Ed Mylett's 97-minute compilation on the identity thermostat — the subconscious setting that cools your life back down every time you start winning.
Taki Moore's 5-step assembly-line framework for building repeatable client workshops — shot across a marina and a borrowed pontoon boat in increasingly dramatic Queensland weather.
Brenda Turner dismantles the coaching industry's favorite label and offers something more honest: the sensations are real, the diagnosis is the con.
A 305-minute solo course with a candid month-by-month podcast at the end that treats trust-building as the only KPI worth optimizing for.
A 108-minute three-way conversation about psyops, story archetypes, a five-hour intravenous DMT journey, and what's worth doing while Satan's little season ends.
Taki Moore sits down with Laura Higgins — $7K/mo → $300K/mo coach — to map the next double without frying her nervous system.
Riley Brown and Ras Mic spend 83 minutes mapping the entire 2026 AI super-app war: Codex pulling ahead, Anthropic spreading too thin, SpaceX semi-acquiring Cursor, OpenClaw eating mundane work, and why a great coding model is now the only model that matters.
A 37-minute conversation between Riley Brown and Ras Mic (Michael Shimeles) on why the model provider building its own tools is changing the AI coding wars.
Teresa Torres runs her entire life and business from two Claude Code terminals. This is how she built it.
A 75-minute in-studio podcast where David Shands ($10M+ in 6 years from podcasting) and Omar Eltakrori work through why podcasting is still early, how to build a content engine for any business, and what to do when ChatGPT writes your scripts — interleaved with three live-audience coaching segments.
Joe Hudson and Brett Kistler take apart the universal pattern of disappearing — and why the way out is not to force visibility.
Jeremy Moser interviews Jeremy Haynes on turning a personal brand into a paid-ads amplifier, why the closer-skill war is unwinnable, and how to actually get richer.
Greg Isenberg and Riley Brown tear down the MCP buzzword and replace it with something actionable: agents with tools, running in a loop — with a live Notion + Glif demo to prove it.
Ross Mike and Greg Isenberg run a live crash course: plan better, skip Rolph until you can walk, and build software worth caring about.
Doug Bopst presses behavior-influence researcher Chase Hughes for 110 minutes on perspective, priority, and the paper-and-pen exercises that drag the unconscious into the light.
A 15-minute Dean Graziosi interview on The Why Project that lands four stage-tested frameworks: bigger problems, success tax, model proven practices, and AI as the new tractor.
Chris Williamson reads Manson's seven-point therapy summary, then they spend twelve minutes on why repetition — not novelty — is the actual unlock.
Codie Sanchez and Eric Jorgenson spend 62 minutes rebuilding Naval Ravikant's worldview from the inside out — leverage, productizing yourself, the four kinds of luck, and the quiet art of desire management.
Spencer reverse-engineers Claude Code's source to prove the gap between cloud AI and local AI is engineering — then ships a free, open-source terminal agent to close it.
A 10-minute field guide to Claude prompt caching: why your sessions burn out, what the TTL rules actually are, and three habits that fix 95% of users.
A 27-minute blueprint for dissolving impostor syndrome by starting at rung zero: sell hours, not retainers.
A 3-step framework from communication coach Vinh Giang for answering any high-pressure question on the spot without going blank.
Jack Roberts turns the /goal feature into a multi-week agentic OS: AI sprints plus human handshakes, tracked in a mission-control dashboard.
A 25-minute tutorial on the 7-step system for writing an AI-assisted book that builds authority and generates clients, not just words between pages.
A 20-minute first-person masterclass from the 24-year-old who took Dan Martell's audience from 100K to 10M — told through seven brutal truths about courage, reputation, and compounding.
A 7-minute speech compilation that reframes failure as the price of admission — not the proof of inadequacy.
Patrick Dang reveals his three-step one-person AI business system: find your niche offer, build signal-based lead lists with Claude, and close clients by reversing their pain into your pitch.
A 12-minute deep-dive into the /handoff skill -- why it beats /compact for parallel sessions, and two real-world patterns for staying smart across multiple agents.
A documented, officially supported two-line swap that routes Claude Code through DeepSeek v4 — and cuts the bill by 100x for everyday coding work.
One adapter skill that converts Claude Code skills to Codex and back — so the provider wars stop costing you work.
A 15-minute product walkthrough that turns Claude subscribers into power users — 16 hacks, one per minute, zero filler.
A 32-minute live walkthrough where NetworkChuck installs a self-improving AI agent, names it Ron Weasley, and never looks back at OpenClaw.
A 31-minute build-along where Simon Scrapes constructs a folder-based Claude operating system from scratch — memory, brand context, workstations, clients, and remote dispatch included.
A 7-minute demo of understand-anything, the Claude Code plugin that turns a repo into a queryable knowledge graph with guided tours and dependency maps.
A 17-minute field guide to the new Anthropic Small Business plugin — three live skill demos, connector setup, and Zapier MCP as the escape hatch.
David Ondrej installs SuperGemma4-26b locally via Ollama, then open-sources a two-day Claude+Codex build: an automated loop that discovers which prompt harnesses make commercial models answer what they normally refuse.
Brendan Kane's 51-minute keynote dismantling the 5 biggest social media lies — backed by real client case studies with before/after view counts.
Myron Golden's live whiteboard session decoding procrastination as a focus problem — and the four-step chain that turns anxiety into action.
Brendan Kane and Myron Golden dissect why follower count is a vanity metric, then walk through the gold/silver/bronze format-decoding system that explains why the same creator using the same format can see 54M vs 276K views.