So some of you may have heard I'm getting married this weekend, so I'm going to have to step away from messaging resources, course building, and everything! I'm going to be answering the last few messages in the inbox today. If any of you guys have any serious situations or things you need help with at this current moment, just drop something below here on this post. I just want to tell you how much I appreciate you all for being here and your support. It's been a blessing to serve you all, add to your skill sets, and build the relationships that we all have now. Lots of great things to come in quarters 3-4 of 2026, and into 2027 🥂

For those of you who've been waiting, appreciate your patience. I am going through the next section to learn how to customize Claude Code (skills, commands, etc.). And welcome to all new members, @Adam White @Ariel Dahan @Christopher Charles @Jamal Palmer ! @Adam White saw your report too, will be reviewing this on our call tomorrow, talk soon! And a huge congrats to @Philippe Brouillard for upgrading today, excited to get Charlie OS activated on you & your wive's computers. We will be chatting more deeply on your game plan this upcoming Friday! The Reserve program is going to help you built everything we've been discussing for weeks. Will drop the new resources for you shortly!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXwXjyws1PI/?igsh=MWYwZnNpdGJ1d3R3eA== So we should it like on MacMini for security purposes?

I need to do a new presentation. I tried with Claude Cowork with the PowerPoint skill. It is ok but still need to do a lot of work. What is the suggestion? Claude Code + NotebookLM? Or ?

Boris Cherny (the guy who BUILT Claude Code) dropped his top 10 tips on Twitter recently. Problem? Most of them sound like this: "Spin up git worktrees for parallel execution" "Invest in your claude.md file" "Use subagents to offload compute" Cool... but HOW do you actually do that? So I spent the last week testing every single tip in my own projects and recorded exactly how to implement them. Here's what I cover: → Parallel execution with git worktrees (3 features built at once) → The claude.md file that trains Claude to work YOUR way → Subagents that 10x your context window → Using Claude for instant data analytics → The "challenge mode" that prevents technical debt → Learning with diagrams (so you're not just vibing blind)