{Recorded live from Masterclass and edited for time} This masterclass is for Solo Experts who want to use Obsidian + Claude, I'm breaking down exactly how I use it as a beginner. It's the perfect starting setup if you're ready to stop losing time to scattered docs and start using AI like it's actually part of your business. Plugins CheatSheet referenced in the video »

Have you been hearing about how Obsidian works ✨magically✨ with Claude ~ but you feel like it could be overcomplicated and confusing if you dove in? Have no fear ~ I'm the simplest way to use Obsidian & Claude together. SPOILER: It's a super powerful + very simple for Solo Experts like you to manage files and .md docs across your Claude or ChatGPT with Obsidian! This is a 20-minute training where I cover: → What *markdown* actually is (and why it's not code or techy at all) → Why .md files make everything faster → What Obsidian really does ~ and doesn't do → How to create one source of truth that your whole AI operating system runs from → The folder structure I use to organize my Scale Without Hiring OS Bring me your questions... And let us know if you're using Obsidian or are excited to give it a try! I'm happy to do a video where I share the plugins and theme customization I use to make it clean and effortless.

I'm starting a new video series called 𝙃𝙤𝙩 𝙏𝙞𝙥𝙨 𝙒𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙒𝙚𝙣𝙙𝙮. These will be SHORT UNCOMPLICATED ACTIONABLE videos where I show you one thing I've done for my business growth that I think is worth sharing. FIRST UP: Find Your BEST TIME to Send Emails I actually did this email metrics exercise today. You can use the KIT MCP or Flodesk MCP directly. . . . . . . PROMPT ---- I'm getting ready to go into a launch, and I want to know what the best time of day is for me to send emails. Please evaluate my KIT emails from January to current. And then tell me, based on the times that I've sent, what are the best times? ----- NOTE: For this particular request, I wanted one specific metric. If you wanted other information like click-throughs, unsubscribes, etc., you could also ask for those data points in the prompt. I often go for the less-is-more approach, so I don't go down the ADHD rabbit-hole of over-analyzing the data.