Michael McAlpin

Wealth Advisor and Founder of Intellicapital Advisors LLC

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

@AI_creator_Yara Claw

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@AlfieJCarter Os

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@Jacobsklug OS

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@AlfieJCarter Agents

[Nainsi Dwivedi @NainsiDwiv50980]

I spent 100+ hours digging through official Anthropic resources, documentation, hidden course pages, and deployment guides...

And organized everything into one structured document.

Inside:

• 13 Free Claude courses (with certificates)
• Full API fundamentals
• MCP (Model Context Protocol) deep dives
• Agent skills breakdown
• AWS + Vertex deployment guides
• Complete AI Fluency track
• Direct documentation links

No random bookmarks.
No messy threads.
No “Google and figure it out.”

Just a clean, step-by-step learning stack.

Most people will never put this together.

I’m giving it away for free.

How to get it:

1️⃣ Follow me (so I can DM you)
2️⃣ Like + Repost
3️⃣ Comment “DOC”

I’ll send the full curated file directly.

If you’re serious about AI in 2026, this is your shortcut. 🚀

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

@NainsiDwiv50980 Doc

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

@smratitiwa86867 Very helpful.

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

@smratitiwa86867 4.6

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

@smratitiwa86867 Where do I get the anti ai md file

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@smratitiwa86867 CLAUDE

[smrati tiwari @smratitiwa86867]

Damnn 😱
Most developers are using Claude Code wrong.

They open the terminal...
write a prompt...
and expect magic.

That’s not where the real power is.

Claude Code is actually a 4-layer AI engineering system:

1️⃣ CLAUDE.md → project memory
Architecture, rules, commands, conventions

2️⃣ Skills → reusable knowledge packs
Testing workflows, code review guides, deploy patterns

3️⃣ Hooks → deterministic guardrails
Security checks, enforced rules, automation

4️⃣ Agents → specialized sub-agents
Break complex tasks into parallel workflows

Once you structure these properly, something interesting happens:

Claude stops behaving like a chatbot.

It starts behaving like a real AI dev system.

Most engineers miss this because they jump straight to prompting.

But the difference between average output and production-level results usually comes down to setup.

If you're building with AI agents in 2026, learn the system — not just the prompt.

I made a Claude Code Starter Pack explaining everything.

If you want it:

Follow
Like + RT
Comment CLAUDE

I'll DM it to a few people.

Future AI dev workflows won't be prompt-first.

They’ll be system-first. 🚀

#AI #Claude #AIAgents #LLM #GenAI

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

@nrqa__ It's all about building the claude skills first. Makes a huge difference.

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

@MrBeast Im in if you have a slot available

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

Picking a financial advisor isn’t about warm fuzzies or slick sales pitches—it’s about results. You’re trusting someone with your money, maybe your retirement, maybe your kids’ future. Most people don’t know what to ask, so they end up with a glorified stock pusher instead of a real partner. Here are eight questions to cut through the noise and lock in peace of mind for 2025. Ask these, listen hard, and watch their answer.

1. What’s Your Investment Philosophy?

If they stammer or throw jargon at you, run. A good advisor has a clear stance—growth-focused, conservative, value-driven, whatever—and can explain it in plain English. You want someone whose approach matches your goals, not a chameleon guessing what you want to hear. In 2025, with markets wobbling, this matters more than ever.

2. How Do You Get Paid?

Fee-only? Commissions? A mix? This isn’t small talk—it’s the key to their bias. Fee-only advisors (like me at IntelliCapital) live off flat rates or percentages, not product sales. Commission-based ones might push annuities or funds that pad their pockets, not yours. Know the game before you play.

3. What’s Your Expertise Niche?

Not every advisor’s a fit. Some live for retirement planning, others geek out on tax strategies or small-cap stocks. Ask what they’re best at and how it lines up with your needs. A jack-of-all-trades usually masters none—get a specialist who eats your problems for breakfast.

4. Who’s Your Custodian?

Your money shouldn’t sit in their desk drawer. Reputable advisors use third-party custodians—think Schwab or Fidelity—to hold assets. It’s a safeguard against fraud. If they can’t name one or get twitchy, that’s a red flag. Ponzi schemes still happen in 2025—don’t be the sucker.

5. How Often Will We Talk?

Some advisors ghost you after the handshake. Pin them down: monthly check-ins, quarterly reviews, or just when shit hits the fan? You’re not a clingy ex, but you deserve a rhythm that keeps you in the loop. Markets move fast—your plan should too.

6. What’s Your Succession Plan?

They won’t live forever, and neither will you. If they keel over in 2025, who takes the reins? A solo advisor with no backup is a liability. Look for a firm or a clear handoff strategy. Your nest egg shouldn’t die with them.

7. How Do You Handle Risk?

Risk isn’t a buzzword—it’s your money on the line. Ask how they balance growth and safety, especially with inflation creeping and rates shifting. A real pro tailors it to your age, goals, and gut. If they say “don’t worry,” worry.

8. What’s Your Biggest Screw-Up?

Nobody’s perfect, but honesty is. A good advisor owns a mistake—lost a client in a bad call, misread a trend—and tells you what they learned. If they claim flawlessness, they’re either lying or too green to trust. Experience comes from surviving the trenches.

The Bottom Line

These questions aren’t polite chit-chat—they’re your filter. In 2025, with economic headwinds and political noise, you can’t afford a mediocre advisor. Ask this stuff upfront, and you’ll spot the pros from the posers. Want more on building a plan that sticks? Hit up https://t.co/8t8mA3lMiv — we’re not here to waste your time.

#theBAFA @elonmusk

Please 🔄, ❤️ and comment about what you think of these questions.

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

@Skelhorn @milevskate I don't think she will have any issues amassing followers on her own.

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

@Skelhorn https://t.co/bV5N4nVptM

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

@elonmusk Love to hear your view on structures found under Pyramids in Egypt???!!

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

Picking a financial advisor isn’t about warm fuzzies or slick sales pitches—it’s about results. You’re trusting someone with your money, maybe your retirement, maybe your kids’ future. Most people don’t know what to ask, so they end up with a glorified stock pusher instead of a real partner. Here are eight questions to cut through the noise and lock in peace of mind for 2025. Ask these, listen hard, and watch their answer.

1. What’s Your Investment Philosophy?

If they stammer or throw jargon at you, run. A good advisor has a clear stance—growth-focused, conservative, value-driven, whatever—and can explain it in plain English. You want someone whose approach matches your goals, not a chameleon guessing what you want to hear. In 2025, with markets wobbling, this matters more than ever.

2. How Do You Get Paid?

Fee-only? Commissions? A mix? This isn’t small talk—it’s the key to their bias. Fee-only advisors (like me at IntelliCapital) live off flat rates or percentages, not product sales. Commission-based ones might push annuities or funds that pad their pockets, not yours. Know the game before you play.

3. What’s Your Expertise Niche?

Not every advisor’s a fit. Some live for retirement planning, others geek out on tax strategies or small-cap stocks. Ask what they’re best at and how it lines up with your needs. A jack-of-all-trades usually masters none—get a specialist who eats your problems for breakfast.

4. Who’s Your Custodian?

Your money shouldn’t sit in their desk drawer. Reputable advisors use third-party custodians—think Schwab or Fidelity—to hold assets. It’s a safeguard against fraud. If they can’t name one or get twitchy, that’s a red flag. Ponzi schemes still happen in 2025—don’t be the sucker.

5. How Often Will We Talk?

Some advisors ghost you after the handshake. Pin them down: monthly check-ins, quarterly reviews, or just when shit hits the fan? You’re not a clingy ex, but you deserve a rhythm that keeps you in the loop. Markets move fast—your plan should too.

6. What’s Your Succession Plan?

They won’t live forever, and neither will you. If they keel over in 2025, who takes the reins? A solo advisor with no backup is a liability. Look for a firm or a clear handoff strategy. Your nest egg shouldn’t die with them.

7. How Do You Handle Risk?

Risk isn’t a buzzword—it’s your money on the line. Ask how they balance growth and safety, especially with inflation creeping and rates shifting. A real pro tailors it to your age, goals, and gut. If they say “don’t worry,” worry.

8. What’s Your Biggest Screw-Up?

Nobody’s perfect, but honesty is. A good advisor owns a mistake—lost a client in a bad call, misread a trend—and tells you what they learned. If they claim flawlessness, they’re either lying or too green to trust. Experience comes from surviving the trenches.

The Bottom Line

These questions aren’t polite chit-chat—they’re your filter. In 2025, with economic headwinds and political noise, you can’t afford a mediocre advisor. Ask this stuff upfront, and you’ll spot the pros from the posers. Want more on building a plan that sticks? Hit up https://t.co/8t8mA3lMiv — we’re not here to waste your time.

#theBAFA @elonmusk

Please 🔄, ❤️ and comment about what you think of these questions.

[Michael McAlpin @_BAFA007]

@elonmusk @grok @X That was s good one, lol. I registered!

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@RealAlexJones Isn't that illegal?