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I spent 30 days turning business school theory into actual tools. I coded ones for The ANSOFF Matrix SWOT Analysis Porter’s 5 Forces McKinsey 7-S Framework Business Model Canva Porter’s 5 Forces Business theory is grand and all. Every strategy consultant knows these frameworks. You'll find them in many popular strategy textbooks. But where's the fun in that? I used Cursor to turn these frameworks into interactive tools that anyone can try. Check them out here

I've sent 1,305+ newsletters. I've run my newsletter for years. I started with a monthly edition. A messy mash-up of blog posts. Then, I moved to weekly. Now, it's near daily. I write it myself every morning (no AI please). Here are a few lessons from writing so many newsletters Mix up the format. A 30-word blast can work as well as a 300 or 3000-word newsletter. Send more emails. List owners are afraid to email more than once or twice a week. But big e-commerce brands email 3,4, and 5 times...

Quick question: What happens when you search "bell" in Apple Notes? Nothing. But search "doorbell" and you'll find notes containing that word. You and I know "door" and "bell" are related. Apple Notes doesn't. Same problem with "light" vs "lightbulb" or "star" vs "starfish." This limitation doesn't matter if you have 10 notes. But if you've been capturing ideas for years like I have? You're sitting on a gold mine you can't access. I've lost count of how many times I've thought "I wrote...

A gardener asked some monkeys to water his plants while he partied. "Give each plant the right amount of water," he said. "Check the roots to see how much they need." The monkeys followed his instructions... to the word. They pulled up every plant, checked the roots, then left them to die in the sun. The gardener's mistake? Assuming the monkeys understood nuance. This is exactly what happens when you use AI without knowing how to guide it properly. Most AI users bang in prompts like “make my...

Earlier this year, I hired a developer on UpWork for $500. The project? Setting up some custom analytics for one of my sites. After hours of back-and-forth, missed deadlines, and "just one more revision," I got... nothing usable. $500. Burned. Meanwhile, sitting in my notes app: ideas for dozens of other tools, courses, and content I wanted to create. All gathering digital dust because I couldn't find them when I needed them. You know that feeling when you KNOW you wrote something brilliant...

I spent the past few days sharing AI tools I built for Prompt Writing Studio. But here's the thing: These AI tools will only get you so far... if you don't know how to write a proper prompt. It's like handing someone a Ferrari when they've only ever driven a tricycle. If you really want to understand the art of prompt engineering, you'll love the course I created early this year. It contains over 60 proven prompt writing frameworks and tools that I don't share anywhere else. These aren't...