Delete every prompt template you ever saved.
You only need these 3 Claude Skills:
1. /how-to SKILL
☑ Your universal guide. A → Z on any task.
Type "/how-to" + what you want.
Claude asks the right questions to builds the plan.
↳ Replaces every "how do I do this?" prompt.
2. /about-me
☑ Who you are. How you think. How you write:
Open Claude. Run a 100-question interview.
Or turn your old about-me .md into a Skill.
↳ Now Claude sounds exactly like you.
3. /skill-creator
☑ The Skill that builds your other Skills.
Type /skill-creator. Answer the questions. Save.
Or say "make it a skill" in any long chat.
↳ This is how you replace the next 500 prompts.
5. Dictate, don't type
☑ Use Wispr . ai (free). Voice is faster:
You answer 100 questions in 90 minutes.
Voice is also more honest than typing.
↳ Vagueness won't survive Claude's follow-ups.
5. Skills + Projects. Nothing else.
☑ Forget folders, files & global instructions:
Skill = a capability you can teach someone.
Project = a specific context (a client, a campaign).
↳ Turn everything OFF. No settings is the best one.
I teach you how Claude works at https://t.co/psB7XxAv8w.
Download my Skills library for free:
Step 1: Subscribe for free at https://t.co/psB7XxAv8w
Step 2: Open your welcome email.
Step 3: Trace the link. Open the 'Skills' folder.
Step 4: Access my entire Skills library.
Step 5: Claude settings → Capabilities → Skills.
Hey! Imagine AI is a super-smart robot brain.
Some companies keep their best robot brains locked up secret (closed models).
This letter (signed by NVIDIA + lots of big companies) says sharing the “brain recipe” (open weights) is better for America:
- Kids, startups, and regular companies can download it and build cool stuff without needing billions of dollars.
- More people can look inside, find bugs, and make it safer — like how sharing Lego instructions lets everyone build awesome things and fix mistakes together.
- It stops one company from owning everything, creates competition, and helps the US stay #1 by spreading AI everywhere (factories, schools, hospitals).
Sharing the recipe makes the whole team stronger! 🚀
To all the decent Italians out there, I know these people do NOT represent all Italians.
This group of Italian tourists was being loud and disruptive on public transport. When they realized they were being filmed, instead of behaving better, they responded by:
- Saying, “Sorry for bringing money to your country” as if spending money gives them the right to disrespect the country they’re visiting
- Making a slant-eye gesture to mock Asians
- Giving the person filming them the middle finger
Tourism is not a free pass for racism, arrogance, or disrespect. If you travel to another country, respect its people. It’s really that simple.