Don't tell ChatGPT "analyze this."
Don't tell ChatGPT "make me a plan."
Don't tell ChatGPT "give me ideas."
You're using advanced AI like it's an intern.
Here are 5 prompts to copy and paste:
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1. Turn an idea into a simple, executable plan
"Act as a strategy expert.
I have this idea: [idea]
Before proposing anything, analyze the problem it solves, the target user, and the main limitations.
Then create a step-by-step plan, starting with the actions that have the greatest impact"
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2. Find what you're overlooking
“Act as a critical consultant.
I'm going to give you my situation: [context]
Don't agree with me.
Identify:
· Assumptions I'm taking for granted
· Errors in reasoning
· Risks I'm ignoring
· Opportunities I'm not seeing
· Information you need to analyze it better
Be direct.”
——————————————————--
3. Improve something without breaking what already works
"Analyze this: [text/project/code/strategy]
Don't redo it from scratch.
First, identify what works and why.
Then, point out what's limiting the outcome.
Finally, propose concrete improvements, ordered by impact."
——————————————————--
4. Make it think like an expert
“Act as a senior expert in [topic].
I don't want a generic response.
First, identify what variables an expert would analyze before making a decision.
Then, analyze my case using those variables.
Also explain what information could change your conclusion.”
——————————————————--
5. Make it question your own response
“After responding, review your own response as if you were an expert trying to find errors.
Identify what might be wrong, what you have assumed, and what you should verify.”
————————————————————————————————--
The difference isn't in writing longer prompts.
It's in giving context, criteria, and a concrete way to analyze the problem.
Don't tell ChatGPT "make me a plan."
Don't tell ChatGPT "give me ideas."
You're using advanced AI like it's an intern.
Here are 5 prompts to copy and paste:
——————————————————--
1. Turn an idea into a simple, executable plan
"Act as a strategy expert.
I have this idea: [idea]
Before proposing anything, analyze the problem it solves, the target user, and the main limitations.
Then create a step-by-step plan, starting with the actions that have the greatest impact"
——————————————————--
2. Find what you're overlooking
“Act as a critical consultant.
I'm going to give you my situation: [context]
Don't agree with me.
Identify:
· Assumptions I'm taking for granted
· Errors in reasoning
· Risks I'm ignoring
· Opportunities I'm not seeing
· Information you need to analyze it better
Be direct.”
——————————————————--
3. Improve something without breaking what already works
"Analyze this: [text/project/code/strategy]
Don't redo it from scratch.
First, identify what works and why.
Then, point out what's limiting the outcome.
Finally, propose concrete improvements, ordered by impact."
——————————————————--
4. Make it think like an expert
“Act as a senior expert in [topic].
I don't want a generic response.
First, identify what variables an expert would analyze before making a decision.
Then, analyze my case using those variables.
Also explain what information could change your conclusion.”
——————————————————--
5. Make it question your own response
“After responding, review your own response as if you were an expert trying to find errors.
Identify what might be wrong, what you have assumed, and what you should verify.”
————————————————————————————————--
The difference isn't in writing longer prompts.
It's in giving context, criteria, and a concrete way to analyze the problem.
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Hello friends,
I want to sincerely apologize for the technical glitches experienced that made us not to complete the class.
I will record the class offline and upload it on YouTube then share the link.
Good night to you all from 🇳🇬
I want to sincerely apologize for the technical glitches experienced that made us not to complete the class.
I will record the class offline and upload it on YouTube then share the link.
Good night to you all from 🇳🇬
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I just completed Part 1 of the class.
Watch it and practice what you learnt. If you create something after this class, please share it on the comment.
https://youtu.be/9bReem98Fd0
Watch it and practice what you learnt. If you create something after this class, please share it on the comment.
https://youtu.be/9bReem98Fd0
YouTube
How to Create a Stunning Graphics Design With ChatGPT (Part 1)
Learn how to use graphic design with ChatGPT to create visuals for your projects. This tutorial helps you generate illustrations.
This video covers the basics of using AI tools to build your own graphics. Since the original live class had technical issues…
This video covers the basics of using AI tools to build your own graphics. Since the original live class had technical issues…
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The Part 2 is ready.
I believe after watching it, you will start creating good graphics with ChatGPT.
here's the link: https://youtu.be/w94NNwsFu2Q
I believe after watching it, you will start creating good graphics with ChatGPT.
here's the link: https://youtu.be/w94NNwsFu2Q
YouTube
How to Create a Stunning Graphics Design With ChatGPT (Part 2)
Part 1: https://youtu.be/9bReem98Fd0
Learn how to use graphic design with ChatGPT to create visuals for your projects. This tutorial helps you generate illustrations.
This video covers the basics of using AI tools to build your own graphics. Since the original…
Learn how to use graphic design with ChatGPT to create visuals for your projects. This tutorial helps you generate illustrations.
This video covers the basics of using AI tools to build your own graphics. Since the original…
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How to increase your Facebook earnings as an African Creator.
Your location can affect the value of the audience you attract on Facebook.
But you don't necessarily have to relocate to Europe or America to increase your earnings.
You can be in Nigeria and still build an audience from high-value markets.
Here are 6 things you can start doing:
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1. Stop creating only for Africans
If every topic you create is built around something only people in your country or region will understand, most of your audience will naturally come from there.
Start asking yourself:
"Can someone in America, the UK or Canada also find this useful or interesting?"
You don't have to abandon African content. Just create some content with a global angle.
For example, instead of:
"5 things African businesses do wrong"
Try:
"5 things small businesses get wrong when trying to grow online."
Same knowledge. Much bigger potential audience.
—————————————————————————-
2. Create content around problems people everywhere have
AI, smartphones, social media, making money online, productivity, relationships, business, career growth, technology, personal finance and many other topics are not limited to Africa.
These are global interests.
If you can explain these topics in a way that is useful to someone in London as well as someone in Lagos, Nairobi, Accra or Johannesburg, Facebook has a much bigger audience to distribute your content to.
————————————————————————-
3. Pay attention to the language you use
You don't necessarily need a foreign accent.
You need to communicate clearly.
Reduce excessive local slang, references and inside jokes when you're deliberately trying to reach an international audience.
Use words and examples that someone outside Africa can easily understand.
Your African identity is not the problem.
Making your content impossible for outsiders to understand is.
—————————————————————————
4. Study where your views are coming from
Don't just look at your total views.
Go into your Professional Dashboard and study your audience.
Which countries are watching your content?
Which countries are giving you the longest watch time?
Which topics are bringing viewers from outside Africa?
Once you notice that a particular topic is attracting viewers from the US, UK, Canada or Europe, don't ignore the signal.
Make more content around it.
—————————————————————————--
5. Create content that people outside your country will share
This is one of the biggest ways to expand your audience.
Imagine someone in London sees your video and thinks:
"This is actually useful. Let me send this to my friend."
That share can put your content in front of hundreds or thousands of people who were never following you.
Don't create content just to make your existing followers happy.
Create content that gives strangers a reason to follow you.
——————————————————————————-
6. Don't depend on Facebook payouts alone
This is probably the most important one.
Even if you successfully build a global audience, don't make Facebook's payout your only source of income.
Use the audience to sell your own products, courses, services, affiliate offers, digital products, consulting, brand partnerships and other businesses.
The goal shouldn't just be:
"How do I make more money from Facebook?"
It should be:
"How do I use Facebook to build an audience that is valuable enough to make me money in multiple ways?"
————————————————————-
You don't necessarily need to leave Africa to earn globally.
Sometimes, you just need to stop creating content that can only travel within Africa.
Your location can affect the value of the audience you attract on Facebook.
But you don't necessarily have to relocate to Europe or America to increase your earnings.
You can be in Nigeria and still build an audience from high-value markets.
Here are 6 things you can start doing:
—————————————————————-
1. Stop creating only for Africans
If every topic you create is built around something only people in your country or region will understand, most of your audience will naturally come from there.
Start asking yourself:
"Can someone in America, the UK or Canada also find this useful or interesting?"
You don't have to abandon African content. Just create some content with a global angle.
For example, instead of:
"5 things African businesses do wrong"
Try:
"5 things small businesses get wrong when trying to grow online."
Same knowledge. Much bigger potential audience.
—————————————————————————-
2. Create content around problems people everywhere have
AI, smartphones, social media, making money online, productivity, relationships, business, career growth, technology, personal finance and many other topics are not limited to Africa.
These are global interests.
If you can explain these topics in a way that is useful to someone in London as well as someone in Lagos, Nairobi, Accra or Johannesburg, Facebook has a much bigger audience to distribute your content to.
————————————————————————-
3. Pay attention to the language you use
You don't necessarily need a foreign accent.
You need to communicate clearly.
Reduce excessive local slang, references and inside jokes when you're deliberately trying to reach an international audience.
Use words and examples that someone outside Africa can easily understand.
Your African identity is not the problem.
Making your content impossible for outsiders to understand is.
—————————————————————————
4. Study where your views are coming from
Don't just look at your total views.
Go into your Professional Dashboard and study your audience.
Which countries are watching your content?
Which countries are giving you the longest watch time?
Which topics are bringing viewers from outside Africa?
Once you notice that a particular topic is attracting viewers from the US, UK, Canada or Europe, don't ignore the signal.
Make more content around it.
—————————————————————————--
5. Create content that people outside your country will share
This is one of the biggest ways to expand your audience.
Imagine someone in London sees your video and thinks:
"This is actually useful. Let me send this to my friend."
That share can put your content in front of hundreds or thousands of people who were never following you.
Don't create content just to make your existing followers happy.
Create content that gives strangers a reason to follow you.
——————————————————————————-
6. Don't depend on Facebook payouts alone
This is probably the most important one.
Even if you successfully build a global audience, don't make Facebook's payout your only source of income.
Use the audience to sell your own products, courses, services, affiliate offers, digital products, consulting, brand partnerships and other businesses.
The goal shouldn't just be:
"How do I make more money from Facebook?"
It should be:
"How do I use Facebook to build an audience that is valuable enough to make me money in multiple ways?"
————————————————————-
You don't necessarily need to leave Africa to earn globally.
Sometimes, you just need to stop creating content that can only travel within Africa.
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Tech Impact pinned «I just completed Part 1 of the class. Watch it and practice what you learnt. If you create something after this class, please share it on the comment. https://youtu.be/9bReem98Fd0»
If your Gmail shows Storage full and can’t receive emails, do this NOW.
I hope this helps you as it has helped me:
1. Copy + paste these search filters
These expose hidden space-killers:
•filename:pdf larger:10mb
•older_than:1y has:attachment
•filename:mp4
•filename:zip
•filename:docx
Select → “Select all conversations” → Delete.
You’ll be shocked by what shows up.
2. Clear Google Photos secret trash
•Open Google Photos
•Menu → Utilities → Review items
Delete old videos, WhatsApp backups, random screenshots, memes, and screen recordings.
(This one alone saves people gigabytes.)
3. Separate & wipe promo mail you never asked for
•Gmail → ⚙️ Settings → See all settings
•Inbox → Enable Promotions
•Save changes
Then search: category:promotions → Select all → Delete.
Your main inbox stays clean forever.
I hope this helps you as it has helped me:
1. Copy + paste these search filters
These expose hidden space-killers:
•filename:pdf larger:10mb
•older_than:1y has:attachment
•filename:mp4
•filename:zip
•filename:docx
Select → “Select all conversations” → Delete.
You’ll be shocked by what shows up.
2. Clear Google Photos secret trash
•Open Google Photos
•Menu → Utilities → Review items
Delete old videos, WhatsApp backups, random screenshots, memes, and screen recordings.
(This one alone saves people gigabytes.)
3. Separate & wipe promo mail you never asked for
•Gmail → ⚙️ Settings → See all settings
•Inbox → Enable Promotions
•Save changes
Then search: category:promotions → Select all → Delete.
Your main inbox stays clean forever.
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7 things you should NEVER ask AI.
AI is powerful, but that doesn't mean you should tell it everything or blindly let it make every decision for you.
Here are 7 things you should be careful about:
—————————————————
1. Your passwords and login details
Never paste your passwords, PINs, OTPs, recovery codes or private security keys into an AI tool.
AI can help you understand cybersecurity, but your actual credentials should remain private.
—————————————————
2. Your bank or card details
Don't give AI your ATM card number, CVV, online banking login or other sensitive financial information.
You don't need to expose your financial credentials just to get financial advice.
—————————————————
3. Highly sensitive personal information
Things like your full identity documents, passport details, national ID numbers and other information that could be used to impersonate you should stay private.
—————————————————
4. "Should I make this major medical decision?"
AI can help you understand medical information, explain test results or prepare questions for a doctor.
But don't use it as a replacement for a qualified medical professional when making serious health decisions.
—————————————————
5. "Should I take this legal action?"
AI can explain laws and help you understand legal documents, but serious legal decisions can have consequences that require professional legal advice.
Use AI to become more informed, not to replace your lawyer.
—————————————————
6. Private information about other people
Don't upload someone's private messages, confidential documents, personal records or sensitive information just because you want AI to analyze them.
The fact that you have access to information doesn't automatically mean you should share it with an AI tool.
—————————————————
7. "Make this decision for me."
This is probably the biggest one.
AI can give you options.
It can show you the advantages and disadvantages.
It can even help you think through a difficult decision.
But don't outsource your entire judgment to AI.
AI is powerful, but that doesn't mean you should tell it everything or blindly let it make every decision for you.
Here are 7 things you should be careful about:
—————————————————
1. Your passwords and login details
Never paste your passwords, PINs, OTPs, recovery codes or private security keys into an AI tool.
AI can help you understand cybersecurity, but your actual credentials should remain private.
—————————————————
2. Your bank or card details
Don't give AI your ATM card number, CVV, online banking login or other sensitive financial information.
You don't need to expose your financial credentials just to get financial advice.
—————————————————
3. Highly sensitive personal information
Things like your full identity documents, passport details, national ID numbers and other information that could be used to impersonate you should stay private.
—————————————————
4. "Should I make this major medical decision?"
AI can help you understand medical information, explain test results or prepare questions for a doctor.
But don't use it as a replacement for a qualified medical professional when making serious health decisions.
—————————————————
5. "Should I take this legal action?"
AI can explain laws and help you understand legal documents, but serious legal decisions can have consequences that require professional legal advice.
Use AI to become more informed, not to replace your lawyer.
—————————————————
6. Private information about other people
Don't upload someone's private messages, confidential documents, personal records or sensitive information just because you want AI to analyze them.
The fact that you have access to information doesn't automatically mean you should share it with an AI tool.
—————————————————
7. "Make this decision for me."
This is probably the biggest one.
AI can give you options.
It can show you the advantages and disadvantages.
It can even help you think through a difficult decision.
But don't outsource your entire judgment to AI.
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The smartest way to use AI is not to let it think FOR you.
It's to let it help you think BETTER.
AI should be your assistant, not your brain.
It's to let it help you think BETTER.
AI should be your assistant, not your brain.
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Watch this my video on ChatGPT Commands for Product Image Creation.
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Instagram:
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Instagram:
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Facebook:
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DELETING YOUR BROWSER HISTORY DOESN'T DELETE THE HISTORY RECORD GOOGLE HAS KEPT.
Google keeps a separate copy linked to your account. It sits on a page most people have never opened.
To Delete It All Do These:
1/ First, clear your browser history
This is the method everyone knows. It only clears what's stored on your device.
Open Chrome → tap the three dots in the top right → go to "Clear browsing data" → select the time range as "All time" → check all three boxes → tap "Clear data".
Your device is now clean. But the copy on Google's servers is still there.
2/ Delete the copy Google has kept
This is the really important part. Everything you’ve searched for, watched, and written may have been saved to your account.
Open the Gmail app → tap your profile photo in the top right → Manage your Google Account → go to the “Data & privacy” tab → scroll to the “History settings” section → tap “My Activity”.
To delete: Tap “Delete” → select “All time” → confirm. Review your history before deleting. This is the part that’s easy to miss.
3/ Stop the past from accumulating again
If you delete the past and leave recording on, it will fill up again within a week.
Go back to the "Data and privacy" → "History settings" section.
Turn off Web & App Activity, YouTube History, and Timeline.
4/ Set up auto-delete for the history you want to keep
If you want to keep a history setting turned on, at least limit how long it will be kept.
Tap "Auto-delete" in each history setting → Select 3 months.
Google defaults to selecting 18 or 36 months. The shortest offered duration is 3 months.
5/ Clear the created profile
Your history may already have been converted into a profile. Deleting the history will not delete this profile.
Go to the "Data and privacy" section → scroll to "My Ad Center".
Turn off personalized ads. Then scroll down and also turn off partner ad settings.
6/ Check other connected things
Old apps you signed in to with Google may still be sending data to Google.
Go to the "Data and privacy" section → scroll to "Third-party apps & services."
Tap on an app you don't recognize or haven't used in months → select "Remove all connections."
Google keeps a separate copy linked to your account. It sits on a page most people have never opened.
To Delete It All Do These:
1/ First, clear your browser history
This is the method everyone knows. It only clears what's stored on your device.
Open Chrome → tap the three dots in the top right → go to "Clear browsing data" → select the time range as "All time" → check all three boxes → tap "Clear data".
Your device is now clean. But the copy on Google's servers is still there.
2/ Delete the copy Google has kept
This is the really important part. Everything you’ve searched for, watched, and written may have been saved to your account.
Open the Gmail app → tap your profile photo in the top right → Manage your Google Account → go to the “Data & privacy” tab → scroll to the “History settings” section → tap “My Activity”.
To delete: Tap “Delete” → select “All time” → confirm. Review your history before deleting. This is the part that’s easy to miss.
3/ Stop the past from accumulating again
If you delete the past and leave recording on, it will fill up again within a week.
Go back to the "Data and privacy" → "History settings" section.
Turn off Web & App Activity, YouTube History, and Timeline.
4/ Set up auto-delete for the history you want to keep
If you want to keep a history setting turned on, at least limit how long it will be kept.
Tap "Auto-delete" in each history setting → Select 3 months.
Google defaults to selecting 18 or 36 months. The shortest offered duration is 3 months.
5/ Clear the created profile
Your history may already have been converted into a profile. Deleting the history will not delete this profile.
Go to the "Data and privacy" section → scroll to "My Ad Center".
Turn off personalized ads. Then scroll down and also turn off partner ad settings.
6/ Check other connected things
Old apps you signed in to with Google may still be sending data to Google.
Go to the "Data and privacy" section → scroll to "Third-party apps & services."
Tap on an app you don't recognize or haven't used in months → select "Remove all connections."
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Google Brain founder Andrew Ng:
"Prompting will be dead in 6 months; graphs are what's replacing it."
In 2 hours at Stanford, he shows how to build agents that work and improve entirely on their own.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/18k43rqS34/
"Prompting will be dead in 6 months; graphs are what's replacing it."
In 2 hours at Stanford, he shows how to build agents that work and improve entirely on their own.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/18k43rqS34/
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A Chinese streamer just found a crazy way to make money online.
Fanqie Jiang Ye lets viewers pay $7.50 to make her spin around in her chair.
And guess what? People are actually paying for it!
The idea became so popular that, at one point, she was spinning almost nonstop.
Sometimes, making money online isn't about having the best product. It's about coming up with an idea people find entertaining enough to pay for.
Fanqie Jiang Ye lets viewers pay $7.50 to make her spin around in her chair.
And guess what? People are actually paying for it!
The idea became so popular that, at one point, she was spinning almost nonstop.
Sometimes, making money online isn't about having the best product. It's about coming up with an idea people find entertaining enough to pay for.
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Turning off your mobile data does NOT save your data.
It only helps you save battery.
So if you're always turning off your data because you think it will reduce your data consumption, you're doing it for the wrong reason.
Leave your data on and stop missing important notifications, messages, updates, and other things happening in the background.
If you really want to save data, there are better ways to do it:
If you really want to save data, try these instead:
1. Turn on Data Saver:
It limits background data usage and helps you stretch your data further.
2. Stop apps from using data in the background:
Some apps quietly consume data even when you're not using them. Check your settings and restrict the ones you don't need.
3. Download videos and music over Wi-Fi:
Streaming can eat through your data quickly, especially at high quality.
4. Reduce video quality:
You don't always need HD. Lowering video quality on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and other apps can save a lot of data.
5. Turn off automatic app updates over mobile data:
Let your apps update when you're connected to Wi-Fi.
6. Check which apps are consuming the most data:
Your phone can show you exactly which apps are responsible for most of your usage. You might be surprised.
7. Stop unnecessary cloud backups over mobile data:
Photos and videos can quietly consume a huge amount of data when they're being backed up.
So, don't turn off your data just because you're trying to save data.
Turn off what is consuming the data instead.
It only helps you save battery.
So if you're always turning off your data because you think it will reduce your data consumption, you're doing it for the wrong reason.
Leave your data on and stop missing important notifications, messages, updates, and other things happening in the background.
If you really want to save data, there are better ways to do it:
If you really want to save data, try these instead:
1. Turn on Data Saver:
It limits background data usage and helps you stretch your data further.
2. Stop apps from using data in the background:
Some apps quietly consume data even when you're not using them. Check your settings and restrict the ones you don't need.
3. Download videos and music over Wi-Fi:
Streaming can eat through your data quickly, especially at high quality.
4. Reduce video quality:
You don't always need HD. Lowering video quality on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and other apps can save a lot of data.
5. Turn off automatic app updates over mobile data:
Let your apps update when you're connected to Wi-Fi.
6. Check which apps are consuming the most data:
Your phone can show you exactly which apps are responsible for most of your usage. You might be surprised.
7. Stop unnecessary cloud backups over mobile data:
Photos and videos can quietly consume a huge amount of data when they're being backed up.
So, don't turn off your data just because you're trying to save data.
Turn off what is consuming the data instead.
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These AI courses will change your life & career:
👉 academy.claude.com
If it doesn’t, come back and drag me.
👉 academy.claude.com
If it doesn’t, come back and drag me.
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