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Prioritize Your Life with Claude (Free Prompt Included) · Elon Musk Podcast

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  If you're anything like me, you have a calendar full of things,
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  right? And sometimes it's hard to
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  organize those things and realize you know what's really
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  important and what you need more help with and how those things
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  in your task list are going to become things that are actually
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  done and accomplished. So I built a widget in Claude.
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  This doesn't take any code knowledge or anything like that.
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  And I'm going to leave the prompt in the description so you
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  can check it out too. And you can build your own and
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  you can connect it to your own Google Calendar through Claude.
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  So that's the one prerequisite is that you add your Google
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  Calendar to your Claude account before you add this widget
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  because it pulls directly from your Google Calendar.
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  So this is my typical Friday morning and I built this earlier
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  today so it can give me the breakdown of what's happening
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  today and what I need to really focus on kind of what the
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  weather's like. So if I am driving someplace to
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  a client's, I'll know what to plan for.
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  If I need to have an extra 30 minutes of time for travel, that
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  might be a thing too. But it'll tell me that and also
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  it'll tell me, you know, if there's anything that's coming
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  up. It's really important.
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  Check it out. Here's a little bit of
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  information for you so you can move forward and do the task as
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  good as you possibly can. Is it effective as you possibly
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  can? So I'm just going to go down
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  through this widget real quick so you can see what it is and
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  I'm going to explain it as we go.
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  So this is my schedule. I have a meeting with Rob after
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  doing an Elon Musk podcast this morning.
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  Meeting with Rob about AI integration between 1:00 and
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  1:30. Thirty minutes feeds into the
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  claw tools build block so cool thing about this widget is if
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  you click on this prep for this, it'll send you out some
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  information so you can actually prep for the task and we're
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  going to get into that in a little bit another thing clawed
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  tools for stable release now this is a deep build block for
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  me. This is where I have to focus on
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  just coding with AI tools. I use 99% clawed code now
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  because coding has basically been solved and I'm a full stack
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  engineer and most of the stuff can be done with clawed code and
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  some other tools. So right now between 1:30 and
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  3:20 PM or 3:30 PM, somewhere around there, I'll end up
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  stopping. But I do have a meeting at 3:30
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  with Jordan at NVIDIA, so I have to stop a little bit early, get
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  on that call. And then of course, you can plan
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  the build prep for NVIDIA clawed course, how to make apps
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  outlined the course. So all of these things are built
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  into this little miniature app that you don't have to pay
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  anything for. And I think that's the important
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  part is that you won't have to pay for this other than your
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  cloud subscription, of course. And then I have a Discord open
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  chat. Office hours are going to be a
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  link in the description for the discord.
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  So come on over and join us. And then from here, top three
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  priorities. And if you don't really know
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  what your priority is that day, which is OK because some days
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  we're just kind of scatterbrain and it just doesn't workout, Hel
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  me rioritize there's a button right here.
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  Hel me rioritize O Claude can give you the rundown of what's
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  happening but also what is important right prep prompts
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  prep prompts right here deep work window close at 10:15
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  that's roughly 4 hours from wake up we're only unstructured block
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  today. It tells you exactly what you're
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  doing. Don't waste it on e-mail so it's
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  like don't check your e-mail right now get some work done.
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  Robin didn't get one flows directly into clod tools build
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  block prep for Rob during lunch so the momentum carries.
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  NVIDIA meeting at 3:30 worth 10 minutes of research during
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  lunch. Jordan will expect you to know
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  what they this week. So yeah, I'm meeting NVIDIA.
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  Big deal. But it's only going to take
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  about 10 minutes of prep work. So that's good because it pulled
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  it in for my calendar of course at 4:30.
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  For non-technical founders, have your demo app and talking points
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  ready before the afternoon relay starts.
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  So these are cool things. Plan my morning right here.
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  What am I forgetting? Catch these little stands and
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  reschedule. Help rearrange the day.
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  So big changes. It'll tell you the day summary
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  now flags the real constraint. Your only deep work window is
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  the morning, so it gives you a little rundown of what's
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  happening. You know, each has a contextual
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  prep button. The ROB meeting sends your
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  stacked context. The NVIDIA meeting pulls our
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  latest news, cloud course button scaffolds and outline targeting
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  non-technical founders. So we're going to get into this
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  as well. I'm going to get into all of
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  these things too. The NVIDIA meeting pulls the
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  latest news. So let's go back up.
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  Let's take another quick look at what's going on today.
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  Elon podcast done meeting with Rob, AI integration.
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  Let's see what this does prep for this.
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  It opens up a new chat with Claude and then you just have to
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  scroll up. And of course you can do this
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  everyday. You can go back through and tell
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  Claude, hey, make the widget over again.
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  So every morning you can do this again for free.
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  You don't have to pay for an app to do this with.
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  This is insanely cool. I got a Rob meeting at 1:00 and
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  it flows directly into your cloud tools build block at 1:30.
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  Here's how I'd approach it. Before the meeting, get clear on
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  one thing. What does integration mean for
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  Rob? That phase phrase covers
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  everything from I want to chat about on my website to we need
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  to embed LLM reasoning into our product pipeline.
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  The entire meeting hinges on scoping this.
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  So we're going to be scoping with Rob today about what his
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  company needs, his enterprise company he needs when they
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  integrate with AI, they want to integrate Claude into their
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  enterprise somehow. And this is kind of a kickoff
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  meeting to figure out what's going on with them and how I'm
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  going to help them integrate into their systems.
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  Now, that being said, it could be something simple like a chat
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  bot, but it also could be, hey, we need help prioritizing
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  building something not like this calendar, but something similar
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  to this for their internal teams so they are more productive and
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  they know how to manage and optimize their time better.
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  Now the questions to ask Rob, which is directly from Claude
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  scoping the problem, what's the specific workflow or product you
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  want AI integrated into? Walk me through what a user does
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  today without it. So basically ask the question,
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  what's your problem? Not like that, but like what
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  problem do you have? And also take all that
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  information in. And if they don't use AI, how
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  long does it take them? What can we do to solve that?
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  What does success look like? Fast throughput?
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  Fewer errors in new A new capability that doesn't exist
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  yet that could be a thing. Is this a user facing feature?
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  Customers interact with AI, so if they want an AI chat bot
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  that's forward facing, user facing or an internal tool,
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  internal tooling, AI augments your team so AI can help their
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  team out technical straits. What's your current stack?
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  So it goes through everything, budget, timeline, everything.
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  So basically this is a, a meeting about business, a
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  business meeting, if you will. And once this is, you know, once
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  I take a look at this, like this is my prep for the ROB meeting,
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  then I go back up and I check out what's next, right?
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  AI integration with Claude, Claude build tools for a stable
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  release. And if I click this, you can
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  plan the build. This is for this.
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  I would build with Claude with this, but it's probably going to
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  tell me to get some sort of some sort of internal code tools
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  going on tool. I need a bit more context on
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  what Claude tools for stable release actually means for you.
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  Let me check if we've talked about this before.
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  Let's see. So this is also a thing that
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  Claude and I have talked about before, and this is the Stable
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  IQ app. And then I tell it Stable IQ.
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  Check this out and then it'll tell me what I need to do to get
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  this started, right? So we have to wait.
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  Got so that one third and 3:20 feature for stable IQ features,
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  product production ready based on what I know about the
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  project, tight for broad work, but I'm just tightening things
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  up, right? So for this project right here,
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  Core Data model back in hardening, if the Super base
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  schema needs work before anything else makes sense,
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  single user facing feature start to finish, pick the one
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  featured. So this has all of my work that
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  I've been building for this app that we're releasing this week.
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  It's for stable management for equestrian companies.
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  So people that have a barn and they teach people how to how to
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  ride horses basically. So I'm building a SAS app so
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  people can sign up for it and they can pay the owners of the
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  barns and the students can do the thing and instruct, get
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  paid, Everybody gets paid. It's an all around app.
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  And right now we're building things.
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  We're building things to make that completely stable and
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  completely production ready now, which track maps to where stable
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  IQ actually is right now. And then I would tell it.
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  And then we go through all the other features just using claws.
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  So it would help me make these decisions throughout the day as
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  I click through and I go back up to this, I'm just going to go to
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  the NVIDIA one prep for NVIDIA. So this is an interesting one
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  because this is a meeting that I have about integrating some
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  features. I can't go into it too much, but
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  let's just see what Claude has to offer here because it could
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  be interesting because I have talked to Claude about this.
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  Let's see what they say now if. And as you can see, it is
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  loading a lot because it's trying to figure out what's
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  going on. And this is news from this week.
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  Product launches, partnerships, developer tools, anything
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  relevant? Give me 4 to by things I should
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  know going in. So this is a checklist that I'll
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  be going into the meeting with and just picking off a few of
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  these things like, hey, man, good job with the product launch
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  of XYZ. This is really great.
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  I'm I'm really excited about this.
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  What's happening? And then what kind of developer
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  tools we can work with together. The Vera Rubin platform, H22020,
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  six, $20 billion Grok acquisition already produced a
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  chip, trillion dollars in orders projected through 2027.
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  Nemo Claw, which is really cool, an agent toolkit, open source
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  play for AI agents, basically trying to work against open claw
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  kind of kind of kind of like compete against open claw, which
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  is really fun for me. Space computing and AI factories
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  as grid assets. Given your SpaceX background,
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  this one's worth knowing. NVIDIA announced space one of
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  your Ruben based module for orbital data centers.
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  So that's really interesting to me.
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  And bottom line for your conversation with Jordan.
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  So this is where it gets really, really cool.
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  NVIDIA just made the biggest platform bet in its history,
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  Grok integration signals that they know GPU is alone won't cut
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  it for agentic AI in France, agent tool that is their play to
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  own the software layer. So if Jordan is on the developer
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  tools or platform side, definitely on the platform side,
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  the Nemo claw open shell stuff is the most relevant angle from
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  the hardware infrastructure stuff.
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  Vera Rubin and Croc integration, our conversation.
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  So a little bit of both, little bit of both there.
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  I can do some Nemo claw open shell, which is pretty
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  interesting to me and we can chit chat about that.
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  But like, how can I help them out, right?
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  And then you just scroll up again and you can do the next
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  one, Discord, etcetera, office hours.
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  And then this is the really interesting thing for me.
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  Claude built this. Help me prioritize.
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  So which ones of these, which one of these things that I
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  really focus on today? What if you're not sure, right?
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  What if you just have a full day and you're like, you know what?
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  My brain is racked. I have no idea what's going on
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  today. I know I have this calendar full
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  of stuff, but which one? Which one is the most important
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  clawed course content? Prep is priority number one.
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  This the most time sensitive? You're literally teaching the
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  course at 4:30 PM today. Yes.
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  If you don't have your outline, demo app, and talking points
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  ready before the afternoon gauntlet starts at one, you're
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  winging it. Your target alliance is
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  non-technical founders. Could be you, could be you.
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  That means you need a clean narrative, not just code.
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  Spend 60 to 90 minutes of your morning deep work block on this.
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  Done it. OK, great.
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  Get the outline locked, Pick a demo launch kit, that's one of
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  my other apps that I'm building. And then write your key beats.
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  Once the afternoon relay starts, you won't have time.
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  Yeah, I just get packed in the afternoon.
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  Job search outreach. The highest level thing that
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  consistently gets de prioritized.
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  You're targeting remote full stack roles, series, AC
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  startups, and then launch kit. It feeds directly into the
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  course content. It's your best demo.
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  It's the most shippable thing in your project list, and any
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  progress here pulls double duty. But be honest about scope.
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  You've got maybe 40 to 30 to 45 minutes left in the morning
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  after the two first two priorities.
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  Pick one specific thing and then get that done.
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  What I'd prioritize today. Awesome list tool kits.
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  I'm making lists for people that use Claude code podcast
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  production. Not a big deal.
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  So not it should only take a little while anyway, so that can
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  be done like at the end of the day, don't need that morning
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  should look like here we go full list.
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  This is just for the morning and then I really pack in for the
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  rest of the day. So that was cool that it told me
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  exactly what I should be doing this morning.
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  And now let's go back up and, you know, scrolling back up.
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  Not the best thing. So there's probably ways to make
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  this a more effective chat, but let's see, help me prioritize.
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  Rob meeting at 1 flows directly into Claude.
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  And then the quick in video brief.
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  We already did that. What am I forgetting?
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  Reschedule help. So rearrange the day.
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  I'm not going to rearrange anything today.
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  So what am I forgetting? Let's see.
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  Because it knows all the history of the things that I've asked it
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  about in the code that I've used with clawed code.
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  So it knows exactly what I'm working on and what clients I'm
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  working on the things with. So it knows what I'm doing way
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  outside of my own ahead. Like I can't keep track of all
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  these things right? Catch up on AI tools, YouTube
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  live streaming, Starship weekly review.
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  It's Friday got 6 events they no time for reflection after 10:30.
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  That's true. Super busy job search,
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  follow-ups, invoice billing, content publishing.
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  So end of Monday, end of month is Tuesday.
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  If you have any Stage 0 agency clients with outstanding
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  invoices, we do not. They pay upfront.
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  Or if you need to send March invoices, that needs to happen
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  before Wednesday. Not urgent today, but flag it
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  for Monday. The thing I'd act on right now,
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  I respond to that Monday noon meeting invite and sort out the
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  eye exam situation. That eye exam situation has been
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  figured out. So Claude, I've declined it.
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  It will take 30 seconds and they'll nag you all weekend if
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  you don't. But the Monday noon meeting,
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  yes, 100% Good job Claude telling me exactly what I need
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  to focus on for like the next few days.
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  So this is a really, really helpful tool for people like me.
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  I have a lot of things to do, but sometimes I just don't know
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  what to prioritize and what what structure to use to prioritize
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  those things. Now, sometimes Claude gets it a
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  little bit wrong, which is OK because you know already what
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  the things are that you're going to be working on and how it
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  works. So what you could do here is if
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  Claude gets anything wrong, type it in here, you let Claude know
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  that it's wrong, and then it'll have that in its memory.
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  So the next time that thing comes up, Claude will know
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  exactly what to do, which is great.
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  The memory of Claude is absolutely amazing.
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  Now I'm going to leave this prompt for you in the in the
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  description. It's a very long prompt, but it
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  tells you what to build, how to build it, everything that you
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  need for the prompt. So you can get this result up
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  here so you can kind of prioritize your day.
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  Like this is something you do like early in the morning, like
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  right when you wake up, you pull this up, you do the prompt or
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  you can just use the same thing. I used I used it before because
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  I was making a meal prep app and I was like, you know what, how
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  cool would it be if I just had like all this stuff in my
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  meetings in one spot, right? And I just, I forked it off of
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  that meal prep app and I'll show you the meal prep app in another
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  video. It's very, very cool.
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  I'm really excited about it because meal prepping for me is
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  a is a big deal because I'm working on my health.
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  So that's going to be in the next video.
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  It's going to be a prompt similar to this morning briefing
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  dashboard widget prompt, right? Make sure it's a widget.
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  You can visualize it too, visualizer artefact or stand
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  alone project. You can also build this into an
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  app. You can use this prompt and just
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  say like build this into an app that I can use and you know,
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  connect it the way that you want to connect it with the API.
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  And here's the weather API. It connects to the Mateo open
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  Mateo calendar pull. It uses the Google Calendar via
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  MCP daily summary, generate the one line synthesis using
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  Anthropic API. So in the calendar, events,
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  weather, prioritize priorities, etcetera, interaction model.
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  And you can you can tweak all this too.
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  So you don't have to use this, this prompt exactly, but you can
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  tweak it as much as you want. You can tell it where you live,
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  you know, don't tell it Savannah.
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  If you don't live in Savannah, don't let you know.
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  Tell New York City if you don't live in New York City.
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  Not a full calendar app, no week view, no month view, no event
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  creation. So you have to tell it what it
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  is not as well. This is the important part
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  because you want it to be streamlined as much as possible.
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  And then eventually Claude will learn everything that you've
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  been doing and what you're going to be doing through your
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  calendar and it will be able to prompt you when when you have
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  something coming up too and not A to do list app.
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  This is much, much bigger than A to do list. 3 priorities Max.
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  If you need more, they need a different tool.
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  So if you have more than three priorities, that's on you, which
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  is totally cool. Some people have all day as a
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  priority, not a weather app. One strip, one glance done.
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  And so like, as you can tell, it's written by AI1, strip, one
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  glance done. The value is synthesis.
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  So I basically asked Claude to build this prompt for me and I
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  told it basically like this is what I want, Build me a prompt
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  for this so I can share it with other people.
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  So it builds this thing. So there you have it everybody.
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  This is a morning briefing dashboard prompt for Claude.
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  So you can get your days in order and then you can work very
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  optimized throughout your day. Whether you're a stay at home
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  parent, whether you work a nine to five job, whether you're an
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  office worker, whatever you do, you can use this for anything.
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  If you work in, you know, if you work in a gym, if you work in a
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  gym, you have classes throughout the day.
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  Anything where you need a schedule, you need to prioritize
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  those schedules. This is the one for you.
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  So thanks for watching everybody.
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  Make sure to hit the like and subscribe button while you're
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  here. I appreciate all of your time.
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  Take care of yourselves and each other and I will see you in the
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  next one.