AI or Die Family. My wife and I are launching Two Maids of Harford County—local, insured, and focused on helping busy households win back their free time. We do recurring and deep cleans with vetted pros, pet-friendly tools, and fast online booking. You come home to a tidy, calm space—no scramble, no stress. As part of completing the AI or Die business & marketing coursework, we developed a set of hooks for our marketing (social, Google, etc.). We’d love your take. Which 3 taglines resonate most with you—meaning they’d make you at least stop and look at the ad and maybe, over time, schedule a free estimate?(If the poll only lets you pick one, please vote for one and comment the other two.) Bonus Ask: Tell us your biggest cleaning pain point (bathrooms, floors, pet hair, or “everything”). Your feedback helps us tailor services for real homes. 🙏 Thank you in advance for any help

Here is a 7-Day AWS Practitioner Study Workflow prompt chain I asked ChatGPT to come up with that combines Notebook LM. Each day I will review one domain (from Stephane Maarek’s Udemy course transcripts) and run it through the 3-step chain: 📅 7-Day AWS Practitioner Study Plan with Prompt Chain Day 1 – Cloud Concepts & Global Infrastructure - Input: Transcript from Stephane’s “Introduction + Cloud Concepts” videos. - Step 1 – SummarizationPrompt: “Summarize this transcript into a one-page handout. Bold AWS terms, define them briefly, and structure by exam domain.” - Step 2 – Active RecallPrompt: “Generate 10 multiple-choice practice questions from this summary. 1 correct answer, 3 distractors, with explanations.” - Step 3 – ReinforcementPrompt: “Turn this into a podcast dialogue where a professor explains Regions, AZs, and Shared Responsibility using analogies (like airports).” ✅ End Goal: Clear understanding of cloud concepts and AWS global infra. Day 2 – Security & Compliance - Input: Videos on IAM, MFA, Organizations, and compliance frameworks. - Step 1 – SummarizationPrompt: “Summarize IAM and compliance concepts into a bullet-point study guide. Include best practices for root accounts, MFA, and least privilege.” - Step 2 – Active RecallPrompt: “Generate 8 scenario-based questions (e.g., ‘A company wants to secure root account access…’) with answers.” - Step 3 – ReinforcementPrompt: “Create a podcast script where a teacher explains IAM and compliance in simple terms for beginners.” ✅ End Goal: Security pillar basics mastered. Day 3 – Compute Services - Input: Videos on EC2, Elastic Beanstalk, Lambda, Containers (ECS/EKS). - Step 1 – SummarizationPrompt: “Make a comparison table of EC2, Lambda, and Elastic Beanstalk with use cases and exam tips.” - Step 2 – Active RecallPrompt: “Write 10 multiple-choice questions comparing EC2, Lambda, ECS, and EKS.” - Step 3 – ReinforcementPrompt: “Create a podcast where a student asks when to use EC2 vs. Lambda, and the teacher explains with examples.”

I had a lot of fun playing around with personas and incremental prompting to get additional advice for training plan to recover from a hamstring injury (i already work with a PT but wanted additional input): Started with: You are Christopher McDougall and reknown physical therapist similar to The Prehab Guys. I'm an avid runner recovering from a hamstring injury. Create a workout plan focused on lower body strength and mobility to get me back into running. The plan should include 6 days of workouts and 1 active rest day in a tabular format: day, exercise type, exercise description/reps/weight. Then progressed by asking for inputs on formatting and expanding how to progress until getting a PDF for the next 4 weeks, to include demo videos for the exercises.

Hey all, I'm working through the "Budget Branding" lesson in Week 3. I actually feel very vulnerable putting this out there as I've been thinking about starting a business like this for a while, but still have no idea how to go about it. Anyway, mostly looking for naming input. Here's the idea: A language and culture program for Korean adoptees—like me—who want to reconnect with Korea, but open to anyone seeking deep cultural belonging. The goal is to offer: - Immersive Korean-language learning and cultural literacy - Guided reconnection services (like immigration) for adoptees navigating identity and return - Hybrid access (online + future in-person intensives in Busan) Here are the names I'm thinking about: 1. Mun Light (a play on Moon Light - "Mun" is the Korean word for "door") 2. Mun Roots 3. The Culture Door - 문화문 (Munhwa Mun) 4. Doragada 돌아가다 (means "to return", but first syllable also sounds like "door") If anyone has any thoughts or feedback, I'd love to hear them/it!