How to build your industry's killer app
A real-time build of a real estate CRM walks through the exact PRD-to-milestone process for turning insider industry knowledge into working software with Claude Code.
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A real-time build of a real estate CRM walks through the exact PRD-to-milestone process for turning insider industry knowledge into working software with Claude Code.
Two hosts react to seven creators' first hands-on tests of OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol against Claude Fable 5 — and land on a manager/worker split, not a winner.
A Hollywood showrunner explains why people buy on emotion, not logic — then the host spends an hour turning his rise, collapse, and comeback into nine repeatable principles.
A Bible study built on Joseph's arc from a forgotten pit to Egypt's second-in-command argues that every hard season is preparation, not punishment — and that resisting it only delays what it's designed to produce in you.
A three-hour first-look stream where one /goal command builds an entire multiplayer game — and then an iOS app — while the host mostly watches.
A five-step, screen-recorded walkthrough — from a blank desktop folder to a live custom domain — using two free Claude skills and a $43 Hostinger plan to avoid the generic AI-website look.
A four-step LinkedIn playbook — one settings toggle, one automation tool, a 4:1 posting ratio, and a profile rewrite — that turned an empty account into 10,000 followers in three months.
A screen-capture tutorial on generating broadcast-quality motion graphics with Claude Code and Remotion — and the one-page instructions file that separates polished output from an amateur first draft.
FluidVoice, a free open-source Mac app, runs speech-to-text and cleanup entirely on-device — going head-to-head with paid subscription tools like Wispr Flow and Superwhisper.
A neuroscientist breaks her morning down into three moves — movement, mindfulness, mindset — and explains the biology behind each one.
A step-by-step system for turning one idea into 30 branded carousel posts with Claude, Claude Design, and Vista Social.
A blind, four-way bake-off — GPT-5.6 Sol against Fable, Opus 4.8, and GPT-5.5 — across ten builds and knowledge-work tasks, scored one task at a time without knowing which model made what.
Instead of picking a winner between OpenAI's Sol and Anthropic's Fable 5, one creator made Fable the manager and Sol the engineer, and watched the pair ship a real SaaS clone in an afternoon.
One prompt, nine AI agents, a $318 bill — and a lesson about when "maximum effort" actually pays for itself.
Same prompts, three one-shot builds, two frontier coding agents — and one surprisingly clear winner.
A Final Cut Pro walkthrough of the three-step trick Hollywood trailers use to turn a familiar pop song into a cinematic build — without touching an instrument.
A 20,000-view video made more money than a 7.7-million-view hit — because the second channel was built to sell, not to go viral.
A live coaching session where a business advisor rebuilds a client's AI service pricing at a whiteboard, using backward math and a three-tier offer ladder.
A whiteboard walkthrough of why punishing yourself for mistakes keeps the self-sabotage cycle running, and the five-step framework that actually breaks it.
A six-step roadmap for turning Claude Code into a personal operating system — build breadth across domains first, then compound depth in the one vertical you already work in.
A live YouTube-comment Q&A where a $300K-a-month automation builder lays out the RACE framework for deciding which AI system a business should build first.
OpenAI folded its beloved Codex app into a rebranded ChatGPT overnight -- Theo argues they just killed the best brand in AI coding.
A commercial cinematographer walks through his exact process for filming a beginner YouTube video without freezing up — simple gear, phased shooting, and publishing despite the self-doubt.
Matt Wolfe opens the full toolbox behind his own YouTube intros — every AI app, model, and exact prompt, from wall-bursting entrances to a fully AI-dramatized Sam Altman text leak.
A neuroscience case for making your phone impossible to touch during your first three hours of work, plus the exact settings that make the block irreversible.
A four-step breakdown of turning a $7 digital product into a $100-a-day income floor with upsells and daily Instagram Reels.
A solo webcam monologue in front of a live revenue dashboard, running through the 17 operating principles behind an $18M digital-products business.
A 22-minute case-study interview: how a hyper-niche paint-party-teaching membership holds a 10-month stick rate while scaling ad spend from $5 a day to $10,500 a week.
A live-drawn whiteboard reduces an entire digital products business to three scored ingredients, then proves the hardest one with a brand-new, anonymous Instagram account.
A creator hand-draws her entire digital-product business on an iPad, screenshares her live sales dashboard as proof, and breaks down the four-step path every one of her daily customers walks.
A student case-study interview: how a full-time stepmom with three chronic illnesses built a six-figure low-ticket business on 30 minutes of ads a day and a lot of repurposed content.
A business coach making $2,433 a reel breaks down why 'remarkable' beats clever, then live-generates 150 hook variations with ChatGPT.
A single-take whiteboard confession: the five words she wrote down, one at a time, to explain how a $63 first year became an $11M business.
Seven blunt operating rules behind a 400,000-follower, 22-month Instagram growth run — starting with getting paid to post.
A ManyChat coupon-recovery flow, a retargeting ad script, and a 45-email upsell sequence — the three automations one course creator credits with tripling her monthly revenue.
A business coach walks through pricing a first digital product at $5, building a PDF bundle, and choosing between paid ads and organic reels to scale it.
11,382 orders at $90 each, four stacked launches, and a three-year plateau that finally broke.
A creator with half a million followers argues the real advantage on Instagram now belongs to accounts with almost none.
A business coach breaks down why most struggling offers aren't a product problem — they're a traffic problem — and walks through the exact 50/50 organic-and-ads system she uses to generate 200,000 checkout page views a month.
A digital-products creator breaks down the five decisions — elimination, character, skill, ads, and mindset — that took her from $63 in her first year to a seven-figure month.
A business coach who built 400,000 followers solo lays out the three renewable habits — mining comments, scheduled unplugged thinking, and refusing to hide her real story — that keep her posting four times a day without ever running dry.
A creator who has sold over $11M in digital products breaks down the eight traits that separate products that sell from products that flop in 2026.
A whiteboard-style breakdown of the only three digital-product formats that reliably sell, and the opposite rule each one runs on.
A self-made millionaire opens her real sales dashboard on camera, then lays out the exact five-step sequence she'd run if she lost her name, her audience, and her following overnight.
A business coach who lost her marriage and most of her working hours in one year lays out the six rules that kept her business alive on three hours of childcare-free time a day.
A creator sits alone in Monument Valley with his dog and lays out three deliberately unfashionable rules for making content nobody else can copy.
Nick Vasilescu spins up an AI co-founder running on Grok 4.5 and, in one live session, takes it from idea to landing page, thumbnail, and cold-email sequence.
Maria Wendt breaks down the four mental shifts and three practical habits she says carried her from $63 in year one to $400,000 months eleven years later.
A creator who says she's made $12M selling digital products walks through the five reel mistakes that turn away customers, and three things that don't matter at all.
A solo, single-camera monologue arguing that a stalled digital-product business is usually a belief problem, not a marketing problem.