I'm starting a new 30-day challenge to build a lifestyle business with AI. For today, I'll be building a landing page and a client dashboard for a tuition business that I just started. See you in the livestream: youtube.com/live/BWAYLgXYHOs…

Yesterday's stream was a 'failure' because I didn't use AI: • Notion MCP was wonky (as usual) • I had to manually create my client dashboard But now that Notion is finally configured, it's time to automate all the manual tasks. For Day 2 of my Lifestyle Business Challenge, I'll be building Skills with Notion and conceptualising my entire business plan in an Excalidraw diagram. See you on YouTube: youtube.com/live/1KqfP_GcsS0…

Everyone loves a World Cup underdog story, but how the small nations have over-performed is a good indication of how AI and tech have changed everything: Information is no longer an edge. It was in the past, but now every new tactic is analysed so meticulously and is posted for free on YouTube. Anyone with an internet connection now has access to resources that once were only available to the top coaches. And that's how smaller nations, even with the lack of individual talent, can still perform well if they stick to an effective tactical setup. Anyone's edge now becomes how they can synthesise all the free (and paid) information into a system that achieves the best possible outcomes with the constraints (time and money) that are present.

Even for normal users like me, we need to avoid locking in with one model provider. If we ever want to switch between models or tools, we need to do it with minimal friction. Our system needs to be portable enough so that it still functions, even with any changes to it. I shared the simplest version of how anyone can build this system in my recent livestream, check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=8s9jaWeb…

I hit my monthly usage of OpenCode Go with just 15 hours left, so I had to rely on free models today. These were the ones that worked for me: • OpenCode Zen: We get increased usage as an OpenCode Go subscriber, but it was still unreliable • Gemma 4: We get a generous 1.5k requests per day, though I hit the requests per minute limit quite quickly, can be unreliable at times • Nvidia NIM: 40 requests per minute is very generous with no other caps, and I primarily use Step 3.7 Flash. Free models are unreliable, but they are still a great way to get started with using AI more effectively. I shared the system that I use for free without any subscriptions or locking in with any vendor in a previous YouTube livestream. Here's the recording if you missed it: youtube.com/watch?v=8s9jaWeb…

How do you use AI to prepare for a job interview? Here's how I use it to build 2 items: • An interview coach personalised to the job description • A one-pager to send to the hiring manager See you in the livestream: youtube.com/live/KZozi2F-6Jw…

If you want to master AI, you have to know how to use GitHub (even as a non-coder). Yesterday, I showed how GitHub can be used as your Google Drive, and how you can 'steal' open-source code and ideas to build your own tools. Here's what I built: 1. YouTube Visual Summariser Make YouTube summaries more readable and digestable instead of just a huge wall of text. Repos I used: • @zarazhangrui's frontend-slides • @kepano's defuddle • @HiTw93's Kami design system • @thedankoe's Expert Content Summariser 2. Apple-style form to gather customer insights Using an Apple design system to create a TypeForm-style form for free. Repos I used: • @dabit3's OpenForm • @voltagent_dev's Awesome Design.md I shared how I built these tools in yesterday's live: youtube.com/watch?v=127u1eJV…