A skill is just a folder with instructions that AI can trigger based on a given task. 1. The Anatomy of a Skill A skill is essentially a folder containing three types of files. You can think of these as the Brain, the Library, and the Hands of the skill. 2. Skills vs. Projects: Which do I use? It’s easy to get these confused. Here is the simplest way to tell them apart: - Projects are like a specific filing cabinet for one job (e.g., "Q3 Marketing Campaign"). You go there to work on that specific topic. - Skills are like habit training. They follow you across different conversations to ensure Claude always performs a certain way (e.g., "Always write in my voice"). Check out the below tutorial from Peter Yang Have you tried Claude Skills as yet? 👇

Find your three signature brand stories: 1️⃣ Go to chatGPT and type in this prompt: "I want to define 3 signature brand stories to use as an anchor for my brand content. Based on everything you know about me - what would you say my 3 signature brand stories are?" 2️⃣ Save what chatGPT gave you to your content bank (a simple Google Drive folder/ doc will do) and practice writing from them! 3️⃣ Share your answers with us below!

This is a really solid walkthrough of the new AI features rolling out in Gmail. I don't have it yet, but it looks interesting. If you live in your inbox, this is one of those updates that actually changes how you work, not just a shiny demo. AI summaries, smarter replies, and what Google is clearly moving toward next. Worth a watch!

NotebookLM just rolled out more updates, and the infographics really stand out. They’re clean, well-structured, and honestly look very similar to what you can generate with Nano Banana-style prompts. Quick reminder that NotebookLM is powered by Google’s Gemini, so it’s interesting to see how these visual features are showing up directly inside a research and note-taking tool instead of a dedicated image workflow. This feels like another example of Google exposing the same underlying capabilities through different products and interfaces. Curious who here has played with the new infographic or slide features yet, and what you think of them.

Sam Altman just said the quiet part out loud. In some interview, the CEO of OpenAI dropped a truth bomb that should stop every business leader in their tracks: “Most companies are using about 10% of what’s available.” Let that sink in. 90% of the capability is sitting on the table, unused. He went even further: even if development stopped today with GPT, it would take YEARS for the world to fully leverage the power that’s already here. We are swimming in a sea of capability, and most are just sipping from the shore. This is NOT you - is it? While others are barely scratching the surface, I HOPE you’re here digging deep (if you can)..... exploring the edges, asking about tools like Claude Code, and actively seeking how to harness this shift. That mindset is what separates the future from the past. This is a historical inflection point. The gap between those who use the tool and those who master the capability is about to widen exponentially. (I know you already know) The question isn't "Are you using AI?" The real question is: What percentage of its potential are you unlocking? This is our unique moment. Let’s not waste 90% of it. P.S. For those diving deep... what’s the most powerful, under-utilized capability you’ve found so far? I’m diving into Claude Code soon.. didn't even know about it until last night. HOW YOU DO------in!? Hope you are well 💟 Have a great day :)