@cyrilghanem·Aug 17Fact: the people getting the most out of Claude aren't the "techy" ones — they're the ones who took an hour to actually learn how it works instead of just winging it in the chat box.
14 members are already inside this community doing exactly that. The free course gets you from zero to "actually competent" in one sitting — Starter Pack takes you into the frameworks I personally use every day.
Link's in the community — start with Course 0 if you're new.
@cyrilghanem·Aug 17Controversial one: in 2 years, will "knows how to use AI well" be a more valuable skill on a resume than most college degrees?
Argue your case in the comments. I'll share mine after 20 votes.
@cyrilghanem·Aug 17Honest question — what's stopping most people from actually learning AI tools properly?
Vote — this tells me exactly what to fix in the next free lesson.
@cyrilghanem·Aug 1748-hour challenge: ask Claude to do ONE task you currently do manually and takes you 20+ minutes.
Drop the task below before you try it. Tomorrow, come back and tell us if it actually saved you time or if it flopped.
I'll reply to as many as I can with a better prompt if it flopped.
@cyrilghanem·Aug 17Most Claude users have never opened "Projects."
Projects let you save instructions, files, and context once — so every new chat inside that project already knows your business, your writing style, your codebase, whatever you set up. No re-explaining yourself every single conversation.
If you didn't know this existed, that's exactly the gap the Starter Pack closes.
@cyrilghanem·Aug 17Quick one for you (30 seconds, helps me build the next module):
What do you mainly want Claude for — work, business, school, or personal projects?
2. Have you tried Projects or Artifacts yet, or just the basic chat?
3. What's the #1 task you wish AI could just handle for you?
Drop your answers below — I'm reading every single one and the next lesson gets built around what you tell me.
@cyrilghanem·Aug 17Myth: "AI prompting is just typing nicely."
Reality: the difference between a mediocre Claude answer and a genuinely useful one is almost always structure — giving it a role, context, constraints, and a clear output format.
Same question, two prompts, completely different quality of answer. I show the exact before/after inside Course 1.
@cyrilghanem·Aug 17Hot take to argue about: is Claude actually better than ChatGPT for real work, or is it just hype from AI Twitter?
Vote, then tell me why in the comments — best argument gets pinned.
@cyrilghanem·Aug 17Real talk — where are you with Claude right now?
Vote below. If you picked anything but "I build real workflows with it," the free course fixes that this week.
@cyrilghanem·Aug 17Wild fact: Claude can hold an entire 300-page book in its "memory" during one conversation — no re-uploading, no summarizing chapter by chapter.
Most people use maybe 5% of that. They paste one paragraph, ask one question, and never touch the rest.
Inside the course I show you how to actually use that space — dumping full contracts, codebases, or research papers in and getting real analysis back.
Link in the community if you want the walkthrough.
