Call me SHIGØ. 🐰
At the intersection of Machine Learning, Public Health, and Epidemiology.
I’ve built a hypertension risk prediction web app, and my ongoing MSc research explores how machine learning can be applied to predicting health outcomes.
But my vision extends far beyond research.
I intend to further develop my hypertension risk prediction web app into a comprehensive digital health product that supports hypertension management, empowers patients to make informed health decisions, and helps reduce the burden on healthcare professionals and healthcare systems.
And that’s just one of many innovations I envision bringing to life.
My ambition is to build intelligent, impactful products that address real-world healthcare challenges, strengthen clinical and public health decision-making, and contribute meaningfully to the advancement of healthcare systems.
Driven by curiosity. Grounded in science. Focused on innovation.
Building Intelligence for Health Advancement. 🧠💻
This is just the beginning.
— SHIGØ 🐰
Men dey truly come through for their friends, like letting his guy use his cars, house, and belongings just because his babe is around. He can even run errands for his homey just because his babe is around. I guess this girl in the video is yet to understand that.
One of my students just landed a job with an e-commerce brand to create 30 AI UGC videos every month!
And the interesting part?
The brand gave him access to their Higgsfield team account, ChatGPT Plus, and about three other AI tools to get the job done.
Can you imagine?
Now, let’s do some calculations.
If he charges $50 per video, that’s $1,500 monthly.
If he charges $100 per video, that’s $3,000 monthly.
And that’s from just ONE client!
Now, here’s what I found interesting about his story.
While sharing his experience with other members of our AI Income Hub community on WhatsApp, he mentioned two things that helped him land this opportunity.
First, he never stopped sending cold DMs.
He kept reaching out to potential clients instead of sitting around waiting for someone to discover him.
Second, he made sure his portfolio contained strong AI UGC videos.
So whenever a potential client checked his work, there were actual examples showing what he could create.
And this is something I keep telling people.
You can learn the best AI tools in the world and still struggle to get clients because you don’t know how to position yourself or what to put in your portfolio.
Some people don’t even know what UGC means or how to create this type of content.
Meanwhile, I recently published a detailed YouTube tutorial showing you what AI UGC is, the tools you need, and how to create realistic UGC videos that clients are willing to pay up to $500 for.
The tutorial is so practical that by the time you finish watching and following the steps, you’ll have TWO projects you can add to your portfolio.
This is the kind of training I normally teach inside my paid AI Income Hub, but I decided to share it for free with my community as a way of appreciating your support.
So if you’ve been looking for a way to learn AI UGC creation and start building a portfolio that can attract paying clients, don’t miss this.
Click the link in the comments to watch the full tutorial.
We still have a few slots open for our November AI Income Masterclass, where I teach AI video creation, portfolio building, positioning, and client acquisition.
The registration link is also in the comments.
When u are in a relationship, live your life,grow personally, make meaningful friendships, don’t surround your livelihood and self worth validation mainly around your romantic partners. Besides Consistent actions and assurances go hand in hand, five years is more than enough to leave a toxic relationship you have no control over !
I have a theory that the most interesting people on this app are quietly building things nobody knows about yet.
If you're one of them, I hope the algorithm introduces us. 🧠🚀
SHIGØ 🐰
@Lamismiles1@TechnicalBben Lucky you to have someone like Ben . He reminds me of a friend of mine too, who pushed me to where I am now, tho I’m not half way through, but a moving man will always make progress, and it’s never too late mate 🥂
Hey Ronald! I’m SHIGØ 🐰, a public health researcher exploring the intersection of AI, machine learning and healthcare.
Currently building predictive ML models and working on health-tech solutions with real-world impact.
Really interested in connecting with African AI builders, researchers and founders. Would love to be part of what you’re building!
One thing freelancers need to understand about getting clients is the power of volume.
Companies spend thousands of dollars running ads because they understand something: the more qualified people see an offer, the more opportunities they create to convert those people into customers.
You can apply the same principle to freelancing, even if you don't have money to run ads.
Here's how:
1. Increase your visibility.
Don't post about your services once a week and expect clients to magically find you.
Show up consistently. Talk about what you do, the problems you solve and the results you can deliver.
2. Create multiple content angles.
If you're an email marketer, don't just post that you're an email marketer.
Talk about email deliverability, automation, abandoned carts, campaign performance, segmentation and how businesses lose money through poor email marketing.
One skill can give you dozens of content ideas.
3. Distribute your content everywhere.
Don't limit yourself to one platform.
Use LinkedIn, X, Instagram, relevant communities and even WhatsApp.
The goal is to increase the number of opportunities for potential clients to discover you.
4. Make direct offers.
Sometimes, you don't need another educational post.
Tell people what you do, who you help and how they can work with you.
Don't assume people will figure it out.
5. Repeat yourself.
You might feel like you're talking about your services too much, but remember that not everyone sees your posts.
Some people need to encounter your work five, ten or even fifteen times before they consider hiring you.
6. Build relationships at scale.
Engage with founders, business owners, hiring managers and other freelancers.
Don't just drop your portfolio in people's comments. Have meaningful conversations and build familiarity.
7. Follow up.
Someone who didn't hire you today might need your services next month.
Keep relationships alive. Follow up professionally and stay visible.
@Tariere5@TechnicalBben Absolutely true lol 😂 . But the issue is not everyone is gifted to self learn effectively especially with those kinds of platforms , and so they resort to trying to use who can guide them in person.