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Summary: In today's session I walked through the entire system I use to drive a couple of hundred email subscribers into my list every single day. It's the engine behind everything I've built over the last two years, taking the business from absolute zero to mid six figures. The core idea is simple: social media is rented land, your email list is an owned asset. I break down how I pick trending topics, shoot short conversion videos, and use ManyChat alongside Claude Cowork to automate the whole thing across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts and LinkedIn.

I also showed how I use AI to generate lead magnets and landing pages daily without them feeling like generic rubbish, and how Spark Loop lets you earn money the moment someone subscribes. It's not fully automatic and it shouldn't be. The human bit matters. But once the plumbing is in place, you can repeat the process every single day and watch the numbers compound. Quite satisfying, honestly.

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0:00 How I Get Hundreds of Email Subscribers Every Day

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Summary: Most people have heard of NotebookLM by now, but almost nobody is using it properly. In this one I break down exactly how I use Google's free RAG tool to power my entire content operation. I walk through the interface, explain what RAG actually is (without making it sound like a computer science lecture), and show how NotebookLM pulls from your sources rather than hallucinating answers from the void. If you work in law, academia, or anywhere that needs accurate information, this alone makes it worth your time.

But the real trick is what happens after you create content. I show how I feed my existing YouTube videos back into NotebookLM to generate lead magnets, infographics, slide decks, and even cinematic explainer videos, all from a single source. That process brings hundreds of new subscribers into my newsletter every day. I also touch on connecting NotebookLM to Claude Code via the unofficial Python API, which lets you automate the whole thing at scale. It is genuinely one of the most underrated tools in AI right now, and it costs nothing.

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0:00 The Free AI Tool You're Sleeping On

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Summary: I used to run an SEO agency. Charged businesses a couple of thousand quid a month, locked them into six-month contracts, and handed over PDFs that looked impressive but were, honestly, a bit of a black box. That entire model is now dead, and I say that with zero nostalgia. Today I walked through a free Claude Code skill called Claude SEO that runs a full technical audit, content analysis, keyword gap strategy, and AI search optimisation on your entire website. The same work that would cost tens of thousands a year from an agency took about 50 minutes on my site and cost me nothing beyond a Claude Pro subscription.

The real magic is what happens after the audit. You feed the findings back into Claude Code, have it build a prioritised implementation plan, and then schedule it to chip away at fixes overnight. Title tags, header hierarchy, schema markup, meta descriptions, the lot. It just quietly gets on with it while you sleep and presents a little report in the morning. I also covered why SEO still matters in the age of AI, how Google indexing directly affects whether you show up in ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, and why blocking AI crawlers from your site is probably a mistake. The whole guide is linked below if you want to set this up yourself.

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0:00 What is SEO and Why It Matters

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Summary: Big day for OpenAI news, and not the good kind. Sora is officially dead, pulled before it even launched in most of the world, and that billion dollar Disney deal has collapsed with it. The internal message at OpenAI is clear: stop the side quests, start making money. They're pivoting hard toward API revenue and enterprise clients, essentially copying Anthropic's playbook after watching them generate comparable revenue with a fraction of the users. Shopping features are getting reworked, flashy consumer toys are being shelved, and researchers are being told to put down the fun projects and focus on profitability. It's a sensible business move, but it does make OpenAI a little less interesting.

Meanwhile, Anthropic have been on an absolute tear. Since January alone they've shipped Cowork, Opus 4.6, Excel and PowerPoint integration, a million token context window, Claude Code channels, and just yesterday, full computer use. That last one is particularly spicy because it means Claude can now click around your screen, open programs, and do tasks as if it were sitting at your desk. Someone in my chat pointed out the obvious implication: if you work from home, you could technically outsource your own job to Claude before your employer does it for you. Cheeky, ethically questionable, and probably inevitable.

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0:00 Welcome & Show Introduction

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Summary: Anthropic just dropped Claude Computer Use and it's a proper shift. As of last night, Claude can now take full control of your Mac, not just Chrome, not just a sandboxed virtual machine, but your actual computer. It opens apps, navigates your file system, clicks around desktop software, the lot. If you've been following Open Claw, this is essentially that functionality baked directly into the Claude ecosystem, minus the terminal setup, minus the security headaches, minus the afternoon you'd lose tinkering instead of working. You toggle it on in the desktop app and you're away. I've been playing with it all morning and it's genuinely impressive how seamless it feels.

What's really striking though is the pace Anthropic are shipping at right now. Two or three features a week since January. Cowork, Opus 4.6, dispatch, channels, remote control, scheduled tasks, computer use, it's relentless. Meanwhile Open Claw's creator has been hired by OpenAI and we've seen precisely nothing from that side. Perplexity Computer costs $200 a month and just got made redundant overnight. The big picture here is simple: we're moving from chatting with AI to AI actually doing things for us, and Anthropic are leading that charge by a comfortable margin. If you haven't explored what agents can do yet, now's probably the time.

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0:00 Claude Computer Use Just Dropped — Here's What It Does

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Summary: So you've vibe coded something. Brilliant. Now what? That's the bit nobody talks about. Everyone's showing you how to build the thing, but the moment you want actual humans to use it, pay for it, and not have their passwords stored in a spreadsheet, you need a proper stack. Today I walked through every tool I use to go from a half-baked idea to a live, deployed, money-making web app. GitHub, Supabase, Vercel, Stripe, Resend, Beehive, PostHog. The full lot. I explained what each one does, why you need it, and crucially, the order you should set them up in.

The best part is nearly all of it is free to start. You only begin paying once thousands of people are actually using what you've built, which is a very good problem to have. I'm running a six-figure business and my entire tech stack costs me about a hundred dollars a month. That's an absurd margin. Whether you're using Lovable, Google AI Studio Build Mode, or Claude Code, this is the roadmap for turning your proof of concept into something real. I also shared a prompt that will generate a full deployment plan for your specific project, so you're not fumbling through DNS records alone at midnight.

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0:00 The Vibe Coder's Toolkit Overview

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Summary: Three big things today. Anthropic dropped a massive study where they interviewed 81,000 Claude users about how they actually feel about AI, and the results are fascinating. Nearly 19% said AI hasn't delivered what they expected, with my favourite quote being "AI should be cleaning windows and emptying the dishwasher so I can paint and write poetry." Instead, it's doing the painting and the poetry. The data also shows a clear global divide: developing nations are overwhelmingly optimistic about AI while the West is increasingly nervous, which makes perfect sense when you think about who has the most to lose.

I also got hands on with Claude's new Dispatch feature, which lets you message your always-on computer from your phone and have Cowork handle tasks while you're out. It's basically Open Claw for grownups, doing 90% of what made that tool exciting but in a much more secure package. Anthropic have been shipping features at a ridiculous pace and they're clearly stitching Claude Chat, Cowork and Code into one coherent system. Plus, a reality check for anyone moving from ChatGPT to Claude and hitting usage limits: Anthropic's real business is the API, not the $20 consumer plan, and that's not changing anytime soon.

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0:00 Intro: Claude and Anthropic Are Killing It

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Summary: Today I stripped vibe coding back to the absolute basics. If you've been hearing the term thrown around and feeling like you need to be technical to get involved, you don't. I walked through exactly how to get started using Google AI Studio's hidden Build mode, which is completely free, requires zero setup, and lets you build working apps just by describing what you want in plain English. I built a social media growth projector live on stream, from nothing to a functioning tool with charts and milestone calculations, in about two minutes. The whole point was to remove every barrier I could think of. No paid tools, no terminal commands, no deployment headaches. Just open a browser, click Build, and start talking. I also put together a second tool, a task automation analyser, to show how quickly you can go from idea to something genuinely useful. If you've had projects sitting on a to-do list for months because you assumed you'd need to learn to code first, this is your way in. Start with a toy project, get the bug, and worry about the complicated stuff later.

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0:00 Getting Started with Vibe Coding for Complete Beginners

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Summary: I've been promising this for weeks and finally got round to it. Tens of thousands of people asked for a proper guide to levelling up with AI. So today I built it. Seven levels of AI mastery, from "I'm basically using ChatGPT as Google" all the way through to running your own local models. I've mapped out the full progression path, complete with an RPG-style skill tree because apparently that's the kind of person I am. The core idea is simple: there's a logical order to learning this stuff, and most people are skipping straight to the fancy bits without the foundations. I walked through each level on the stream, from thinking with AI instead of just asking it questions, to setting up projects, personalising your setup with skills and custom instructions, connecting AI to your existing tools via MCP, vibe coding your own apps, building automations that work while you sleep, and finally going full AI operator. I also showed off a mini "five builds in five days" vibe coding curriculum I've been putting together, and built a stamp duty calculator live on stream just to prove the point. The whole thing will be fleshed out properly over the coming weeks, but the skeleton is there and I think it fills a gap that nobody else is really addressing.

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0:00 Introduction to the AI Native Skill Tree

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Summary: Andrej Karpathy, co-creator of ChatGPT, quietly built a research agent, fed it the entire US job market and scored 143 million jobs on their AI exposure. The results went viral, then he deleted the whole thing. Thankfully someone cloned the repo before it vanished. The takeaway is blunt: if your job lives on a screen, you're looking at a 7, 8, or 9 out of 10 on the AI risk scale. Software developers, lawyers, customer support, travel agents, all deep in the red. Nurses, plumbers, electricians? Barely a scratch. We walked through the whole chart live and I'll be honest, it's equal parts fascinating and uncomfortable.

Beyond the jobs data, we covered a genuinely brilliant story out of Australia where a bloke with zero medical training used ChatGPT and DeepMind's AlphaFold to design a personalised cancer vaccine for his dog. It worked. The tumour halved. The red tape took longer than the actual science, which tells you everything about where we are right now. We also talked about Meta quietly falling out of the AI race after their new model flopped internal benchmarks, and I walked through a bunch of Claude Code skill repositories so you can start plugging domain expertise straight into your AI workflow.

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