Most of us keep asking, "What is my passion?" and "What career should I choose?" Overthinking those questions usually adds to the confusion. So I made a free workbook that replaces overthinking with a simple process: collect signals, test, learn, decide. Find Your Direction: A 90-Day Passion Discovery Roadmap Inside you'll find: - Exercises to spot patterns in what you watch, enjoy, and care about - A 90-day plan to test 3 directions, one per month - Weekly scorecards to decide based on evidence, not mood Get it here: https://app.notion.com/p/Find-Your-Direction-A-90-Day-Passion-Discovery-Roadmap-3ea01afec59781619597cdfbe0b6b524?source=copy_link Tell me in the comments which direction you plan to test first.

Most ad accounts don't fail because of bad creative — they fail because nobody set up the campaign structure right. Here's the exact structure I run on both Meta and TikTok: 1. Build a Test Campaign — one campaign, separate budget per ad set, one creative per ad set. 2. Let the data pick a winner. Whatever creative clearly outperforms the rest is your winner. 3. Move that winner into a CBO Scale Campaign — budget set once at the campaign level, not per ad set. 4. One ad set if you're targeting a single audience/industry. Multiple ad sets if you're going after several. 5. Scale with a real budget. Because the creative already proved itself in testing, results show up fast. Same exact structure works on TikTok. And once you connect Claude's Chrome extension, it can actually build the TikTok campaign for you inside your browser, following this same test-to-scale structure. Full breakdown + tools + links here: https://app.notion.com/p/3e601afec597819f8a3aefc17912b629 Drop a comment if you want me to go deeper on CBO settings next.

Most people think succeeding in the AI era means learning ChatGPT or picking up a few AI tools. That's not enough. The people actually getting ahead right now combine five things: 1. AI Literacy — understanding what AI can and can't do, and which tools fit which job 2. AI Automation — connecting AI to your actual workflow, not just prompting it one question at a time 3. Communication — AI can generate ideas, but you still have to explain and pitch them yourself 4. Networking — real relationships, not mass outreach 5. Personal Brand — if nobody knows what you're good at, opportunities can't find you I put together a full breakdown of all 5 — what each one is, how AI helps you build it, and one action step for each — plus two free video resources to get started today. 📄 Full guide: https://app.notion.com/p/3e601afec59781a8aee9ec9f0fa95744?pvs=204 Comment which skill you're weakest on and I'll point you to where to start.

Most people use Claude with zero connectors. Big mistake. Add these four and it becomes a different tool: 🔍 Perplexity — real research engine, pulls full data off the web 🔥 Firecrawl — scrapes an entire website in one go (yes, even 1000 products) 🎭 Playwright / Claude in Chrome — full browser control 🤖 Composio — 1-click access to thousands of apps, no setup per app Full breakdown + links to install each one 👇 https://app.notion.com/p/3e601afec59781e5b5c6d913b817d9b3

I stopped opening Ads Manager every day. Claude does it now — audits every campaign, kills the ones bleeding money, and builds new ones from scratch. All on its own. No more guessing which ad set is wasting budget. Full setup + real use cases here 👇 https://app.notion.com/p/3e501afec597814ca6ade833a098129a