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You're not going to lose your job to AI.

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You're going to lose your job to

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somebody who uses AI.

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>> I am sat here as a CEO with 1,000 AI

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agents.

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>> What [music] jobs are going to be made

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redundant?

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>> All of them.

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>> And so, you have to engage AI as quickly

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as possible. There's no question about

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that. Most people

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>> they are using AI the completely wrong

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way. They're chatting with it, maybe

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asking some questions, but then when

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they then close down the window, the

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memory is lost. And they have to start

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over the next time they open up Claude.

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They are missing one crucial thing. They

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simply don't know how to make AI do

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stuff for them. And it makes sense

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because all over YouTube there's a bunch

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of these technical guys. And it makes it

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very scary to jump in. But don't worry,

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in this video we will fix that. And no,

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you don't have to be technical. I'll be

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showing you the one Claude setup that

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literally 10x my productivity. And it

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literally takes like 10 minutes to set

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up. If you don't know me, my name is

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Albert, and I started by No Banned

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Technical. I didn't even go to

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university, but somehow I still managed

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to build two million-dollar businesses,

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and I consulted multi-billion-dollar

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companies on AI at the age of 23. And to

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that, I give credit to Claude, ChatGPT,

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the tools that I learned how to use. I

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don't think that would have been

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possible without AI. And now I'm making

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AI education completely for [music] free

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for everyone. So, if you're not already,

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make sure to subscribe. After watching

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this video, you will never have to check

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your email or your calendar ever again.

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And later in this video, I'm literally

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saving you for a $3,000 personal

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assistant. Let's not waste any more

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time. Let's get into it.

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Most people on YouTube say that you

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should either start inside of the

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regular Claude chat, or maybe they're

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feeling rowdy and they say, "Well, you

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should start inside of Claude Code in

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order to get a little taste of what

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Claude Code is." But that's not how we

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do it around here. We're going to jump

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straight to Claude code, and don't

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worry, it's really not that hard to

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learn as a non-technical. So, let me

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show you how to set up your personal

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assistant in just 10 minutes. The

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software we are in right now is the

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Claude desktop app. So, if you haven't

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already, make sure to just search for

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Claude desktop app

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and click the first link, and then

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install the right version to your

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computer. When it's installed and when

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you've logged into your Claude account,

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then you're going to be on this screen

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right here. And then we're ready to

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start. And in this video, we're not

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going to overcomplicate things. I'll

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show you the fastest way to transform

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Claude into your own personal employee.

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And Claude has actually already made it

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quite easy for us. All we have to do is

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just click in the bottom left corner, go

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to settings, then go to connect us.

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And in top right corner, we can click

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add. And here we have the option to

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either add a custom connector or a

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pre-built connector. We're going to

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start with the pre-built ones cuz

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there's already in there a bunch that we

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can connect to. This will show the

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directory of the connectors. And the

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connectors are also called MCPs, a bit

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more technical word. But again, you

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don't need to remember that. So, what

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does our personal assistant need? Well,

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it needs to integrate with the tools

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that we are already using. Well, the

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first thing I want my assistant to be

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able to take care of is my email. So,

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I'm going to search for the Gmail

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connector. We're going to use this one

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right here. If you're using something

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like Outlook, then you can also connect

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with Microsoft 365. But for now, we're

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going to use the Gmail connector. We're

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going to click on it. In the top right

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corner, we're going to click connect.

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And this will open up a new window where

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we can connect our Google account. So,

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I'm just going to click continue. And

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there you go. Now you can see it says

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it's connected. We can click open Claude

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again. Now you can see in the top right

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corner that we are connected

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>> [music]

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>> to Gmail. So, let's do this with the

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other tools that we use as well. We're

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going to go back into settings, back

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into connectors, and then browse through

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here and connect all of the tools that

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we use on a daily basis. I will, for

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example, search for Google Calendar and

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connect this one as well. And I'm also

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going to connect it with ClickUp.

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ClickUp is where I manage my team's

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communications and also track projects.

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So, I'm going to click connect there as

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well. It's going to open up my ClickUp

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and then I can connect that, too.

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Click connect workspace. Click open

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Cloud. And there we go. ClickUp has now

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also been connected. So, what I want you

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to do now is to go in and connect all of

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the tools that you use. The more tools,

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the better because the more work we can

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actually automate with Cloud. And I'll

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show you how to do that in just a

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second. After you've installed all of

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the connectors, I'd recommend that you

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give your Cloud desktop app just a quick

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restart just to make sure that

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everything is loaded. And now let's

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actually try these connectors. And this

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is what everyone on YouTube skips

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because we're going to go directly into

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Cloud code. And the way we do that is

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that we need to create a folder first.

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So, I'm going to create a new folder and

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I'm going to call this Cloud projects.

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So, just a folder on your desktop.

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Now, click on this project and create a

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new folder.

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And let's call this personal

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assistant like this.

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So, now we have a folder on our desktop

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and a folder inside of that folder

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that's called personal assistant.

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Because inside of the Cloud desktop app,

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we can now go in and we can choose where

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do we want to run it? And I would highly

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recommend that you run it locally on

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your computer. So, on this folder icon

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right here where it says YouTube skills,

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change that and click open folder.

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And then go to the desktop and choose

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the folder inside of Cloud projects,

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inside of personal assistant that we

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just created. There we go. Now, we have

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a completely blank folder that we can

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work within. And now we can try our

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personal assistant. I can ask it,

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"Hey Cloud, what appointments do I have

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in my calendar today?"

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The tool that I'm using right here is

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called Glider. It's the most secure and

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fastest [clears throat] dictation tool

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that I have found. I've left a link

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right below this video if you guys want

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to check it out. It's also my affiliate

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links, so it gives some kickback. But,

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uh yeah, best tool dictation tool so

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far. Look at how fast it is.

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It's faster than Whisper Flow.

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Specifically made for talking to AI. And

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you can also try it out completely for

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free. Again, link in the description.

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Claude now has access and can see all of

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the events inside of my calendar. That

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is really cool. Because we connected our

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Gmail, I can also say, "Can you please

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check my Gmail for what emails I

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received today?"

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And now, once again, you can see it says

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using Gmail, the connector that we

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integrated. And now it's going to check

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for our emails. And this is just like

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the most basic stuff that you can do.

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Later, I'll show you how you can have

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Claude listening on your meetings.

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Later, I'll show you how Claude can get

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your clients by setting up cold email

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campaigns. I'll show you how Claude can

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listen in on your sales meetings and

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give you sales advice. The possibilities

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with this, when you learn it and

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understand it, are literally endless.

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And there we have it. We can see the

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emails that I received the last couple

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of hours. Now, you're already on another

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level. You can get Claude to actually

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look through your tools and things that

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you're using on a daily basis. But, this

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is where most people stop. We want to

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get Claude to actually do stuff for us.

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And we can also do that. We just need to

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prompt it the right way. I can send an

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email to my business partner. I can say,

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"Hey Claude, can you send an email to

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oliver@shiny.ai

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and ask him if he has time for a meeting

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later today at 5:00 p.m.?"

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And Claude, because we connected it with

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Gmail, cannot only read our emails, but

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also send emails and and respond to

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emails on our behalf. And there you go.

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You can see it drafts the email. So, now

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we would just go in, double-check it,

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and then send it. And later in this

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video, I'll also show you how you can

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create a workflow for yourself where

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every morning you just say, "Hey Claude,

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respond to all our emails." And boom,

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boom, boom, boom, you have drafts to all

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the emails that you need to reply to.

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Literally saving you hours every single

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week. In order to get the best results

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with that, we need to do something very

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specific, but I'll show you later in

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this video. A question you might have is

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that, well, we have a bunch of already

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existing connectors inside of the Claude

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app that we can just connect to

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directly,

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but what if you want to add something

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that doesn't exist inside of here

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already? Let me show you how [music] to

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do that. In order to basically be able

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to connect our Claude assistant to

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anything, you need to learn this next

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part. Because what do we do when the app

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that we're using

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is not inside of this discovery page?

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So, what do we do with them? Well, let

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me show you. If you want to connect

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something like Higgsfield, you can go to

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higgsfield.ai. You can click on MCP and

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CLI, and then we just need to connect

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this custom connector right here. We can

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click copy. We then need to go back into

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Claude, close down this connectors tab,

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click add, and click add custom

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connector. Because this basically allows

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us to connect any service that we want.

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So, I'm going to write Higgsfield,

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and the remote MCP server URL is going

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to be this one right here that we just

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got from Higgsfield's website.

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>> [music]

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>> And then we can click add, and there we

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go. Checking connections. And then I'll

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recommend instead of you having to give

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approval every single time it runs

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something, you can just click always

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allow, just like this, on all these

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categories, just like this. And then we

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can close out of it. And there we go.

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Now we've connected a custom MCP. We'll

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be using that later in this video when I

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show you some insane things that we can

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do with our personal Claude assistant.

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You do not want to miss this next part,

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because if you do, then your Claude

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assistant is going to make a bunch of

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bunch of mistakes, and you're going to

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have to tell it the same thing a bunch

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of times.

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We don't want to do that. Instead, we're

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going to create custom Claude skills,

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and I'll show you how to do that as a

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non-technical in just a second. But this

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basically allows us to give instructions

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that Claude can run again and again and

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again in order to do a good job every

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single time. And in order to To we need

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to use my Claude skills, and you're

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getting those completely for free. I'll

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leave a link in the description right

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below this video that takes you to our

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completely free school community. There

9:44

are already 160,000 people interested in

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AI in here already.

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You can then go inside of classroom, and

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then you can scroll down until you find

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resources.

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Click on that, and then scroll down

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until you see at the top Claude skills.

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And this is going to take you to this

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drive right here where you can install

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all of my Claude skills.

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>> [music]

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>> So, what I'm going to do is that I'm

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just going to right-click on this folder

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right here, and I'm going to click

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download, and this is going to download

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this entire folder that includes all of

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my Claude skills.

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These are Claude skills that I've

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pre-built for a bunch of different

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things like building insane-looking

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websites, like building edit in flows,

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creating B-roll for YouTube, creating

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thumbnails. You get the point, and I'll

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show you how we can get Claude to

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basically do anything that we want, and

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how we can train it in doing it the

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right way every single time. It is

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almost like training an employee. When

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you're training an employee, it's very

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important that you give them the right

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instructions, and Claude is just like

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that. When it's downloaded, it's going

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to be a zip file inside of your

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downloads, so you can just

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click on that, and then you can simply

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just drag the folder into your Claude

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code [music]

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like this, and you can see now this

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folder has been added right here. When

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installing skills from the web, you want

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to make sure that there's no prompt

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injection or any security

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vulnerabilities in those skills because

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someone could make a skill where they

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instruct your AI in giving them access

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to your email or giving them access to

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whatever. So, it's very important that

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when you install random Claude skills

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off the internet, that you make sure to

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read through them first, and make sure

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that Claude doesn't just execute a

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command that was inside of these skills

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without your approval and without you

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knowing about it. To fix that, I'm going

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to give you this instruction.

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These right here are Claude skills that

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I've downloaded from a YouTube video.

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The guy is probably good enough, but I

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still want you to check through all of

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the Claude skills to make sure there's

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no malicious or prompt injection or any

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vulnerabilities in those Claude skills.

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Can you please check that? Thank you.

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And this will keep you safe. And now you

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can see Claude says that it'll audit the

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downloaded skills for anything

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malicious. And there we have it. You can

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see it says clean, no malicious code or

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prompt injection found. Very important

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that you run this every single time you

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install a Claude skill off the internet.

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[music] And the reason that we did this

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is that we have some very useful skills

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inside of this Claude skills folder. So

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then again, I'm going to drag it in.

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And then I'm going to write,

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"Please research how to install Claude

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skills and [music] then install these

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skills that are in this folder. Thank

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you."

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Please install them only inside of this

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project, so not as a global skill, but

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as a project [music]

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but as a project-specific skill.

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Now Claude is going to check through all

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of these skills, and it's going to

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install these Claude skills. And there

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we go. After a minute or so, it has now

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installed all of the Claude skills. And

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in order for the Claude skills to

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actually show up, just make sure that

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you restart the desktop. Well, so we're

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going to close it down, and then we're

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going to open it up again. Make sure

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that you quit it completely and not just

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like close it down and open it up again.

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It needs to restart. And after you've

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done that, when we now write {slash},

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you'll now be able to see all of my

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skills that I've built for myself. And

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some of these are extremely extremely

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useful. And some of these are extremely

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extremely useful. And now when you know

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this, I'll show you how you can create

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your own skills and how you can automate

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any task that you want. Right now, I'm

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just going to tell Claude, if I just

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say, "Please draft responses to all of

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my emails from the last couple of days."

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Hit enter.

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This is a very broad instruction. Like

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what does it mean, "the last couple of

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days"? What exactly does this

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instruction mean? And when you give a

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very open instruction like this, Claude

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is also going to do a lot of different

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things. If I gave this instruction maybe

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50 or 100 times, Claude wouldn't do the

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same thing every single time. It would

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make different decisions.

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>> [music]

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>> It wouldn't do the exact thing that we

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want it to do. And that's what skills

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they fix. Because with skills we can

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give a very detailed instruction and

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have it execute that instruction every

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single time. And there we go. Claude now

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gives a pretty good response. Like it

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created four drafts, but it doesn't know

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what all of my emails are. Like should

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it answer the emails from weeks ago? And

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that's because we haven't given it clear

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instructions. Or what if you wanted

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Claude to both check our email and our

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calendar and our ClickUp? How do we do

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that? Well, that's when we create

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skills. So, I'm going to click new

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session and I'm going to use the skill

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that's called create skill

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and hit tab. Because this skill right

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here is a skill that instructs Claude on

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how to generate high-quality skills

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[music] for basically anything that we

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want. So, I can now say

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please create a high-quality skill that

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tells Claude how to one, check my emails

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and draft replies for every email that

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needs a human response from the past

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couple of days.

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>> [music]

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>> It should also check if there's anything

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that I've missed.

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Two, it should check my it should check

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my calendar for today

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>> [music]

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>> and let me know about any events that

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are upcoming. And three, I also want it

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to check my ClickUp inside of Albert's

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space [music] inside of that board and

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let me know about what things that I

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should be working on today.

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Then it should provide this in a clean

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HTML file that I can take a look at

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every morning.

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When I run the skill.

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Now we hit enter.

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It's now going to create a high-quality

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Claude skill that does all of this. And

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there we go. Now, we have this skill

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right here, {slash} morning brief. And

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you can see it will not work if I write

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{slash} morning brief now because we

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haven't restarted Claude [music] yet.

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Remember to close it all the way down or

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this will not work.

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And then we can write {slash} morning

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brief. And then we can hit enter [music]

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and we can run this command every single

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morning in order to get up to date,

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something that a personal assistant

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would usually do. Now, you can see it

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says, "I'm running the morning brief."

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And there we go. It is now complete. And

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you can see it created this HTML file.

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And instantly what I see is that it

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accepted a cold email. Someone sent me a

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cold email. And Claude said that we are

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happy to do a 10-minute call. So, what's

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important to know is that when you

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create a skill the first time, there's

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probably some things that you haven't

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thought about. Instructions that you

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want to give Claude in order to do it

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the right way every single time. If my

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personal assistant said yes [music] to a

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cold email like this, I'll probably tell

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him that we probably don't want to

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answer cold emails

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just because we get so many. What I'm

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going to do now is that I can just

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update the skill.

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I can say

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I can see that you right now accepted a

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cold email from Join Secret. I want you

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to instead of accepting that, say no

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thank you. I default we are usually not

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interested. I'll then later go in and

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change the draft if I find the thing

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that we're sending actually interesting.

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I want you to change that in our draft

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now, but I also want you to change it

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inside of the skill that we used, so

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this doesn't happen ever again.

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Hit enter. And now we can just with our

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words update the skills as we go. So, if

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there's something we don't like, we can

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keep iterating on it until we get the

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perfect skill. And now you can see it

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says, "I'll fix the draft and update the

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skill." So, that is how you can create

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your own skills, automate your own

17:24

tasks, and then reiterate on it until it

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is perfect for you. And the crazy thing

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is that with this skill alone, you can

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basically build anything that you want.

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But, the biggest problem beginners run

17:36

into in AI is actually not, "Well, how

17:38

do I build it?" Because it is pretty

17:40

easy to build stuff now with AI. You can

17:42

figure that out. The harder part is,

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"What should I actually spend my time

17:46

building?" Let me show you some insane

17:48

things that I've built out, and stick

17:50

around because I'm giving the Claude

17:51

skills. These are things like how you

17:53

can have Claude to coach you on your

17:56

sales calls, or things like how you can

17:58

have Claude get you clients for your

18:00

business and create cold email

18:03

campaigns. I'll show you those things

18:04

now.

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>> [music]

18:05

>> First thing is, how can we have Claude

18:07

listen to our sales calls and coach us

18:10

on how we did? Well, if you go into the

18:12

connectors tab again,

18:15

click add, and then click browse

18:17

connectors, and then search for Fathom.

18:20

Then you want to install this connector

18:22

right here. Fathom is specially an AI

18:24

app that can listen on your calls, on

18:27

your Zoom meetings, or your Google

18:28

Meets. So, I've already installed this,

18:30

but make sure that you connect this to

18:32

your Fathom account. And when you've

18:34

done that, I can literally ask Claude,

18:36

"What was my last call about? Please

18:39

check Fathom." And because Claude has

18:41

access to this MCP, it's now able to

18:43

check the transcript of any sales call

18:45

that I have ever done. And you can see

18:48

the latest call I was on was a tech

18:50

call, and now I can see it's giving a

18:51

full summary of all that was talked

18:53

about on this call. What can you use

18:55

this for? There's two There are two main

18:57

things that I think is so valuable about

18:59

this. The first thing is, if you're on a

19:00

call with a customer and you're talking

19:02

about deliverables for a service, you

19:04

can have Claude listen and gather all of

19:06

that context. And if you're building

19:08

websites, or if you're building things

19:09

with Claude as well, Claude can build

19:11

out the project directly from the

19:13

context in the call. That way no context

19:16

is lost. And the second way is that on

19:18

sales calls, or this right here was a

19:21

consulting call, I can now say this.

19:24

This right here was a consulting call

19:26

with this client. [music]

19:27

I want you to rate how good I am at

19:30

consulting, what I should improve on,

19:33

what already works, and give a quick

19:35

brief of things that I should improve to

19:38

my next consulting call.

19:42

Hit enter. And now because Claude has

19:45

the entire transcript, because Claude

19:46

knows exactly what this call was about,

19:48

who said what, Claude can coach me so I

19:51

can get better. And there we go. Claude

19:54

now can say exactly what went well, what

19:57

I should improve on, and I can now ask

20:00

follow-up questions to Claude if there's

20:01

something that I don't understand that

20:03

it said.

20:04

What an interesting use case. But that's

20:06

not all. Let's say I want my Claude

20:08

assistant to be able to create cold

20:10

email campaigns as well. Well, you have

20:13

already installed a skill for that. To

20:14

send my cold emails, I'm using a

20:16

platform that's called instantly.ai. You

20:18

can find a link right below this [music]

20:19

video as well. Also gives a bit of

20:21

kickback, just an affiliate link. And

20:23

they also have an MCP.

20:25

If I go inside of settings,

20:28

and then inside of integrations,

20:31

and then inside of API keys, then I can

20:33

click create API key, call it Claude,

20:37

and I'm going to allow it to do

20:39

absolutely everything, and click create.

20:42

This gives us an API key right here. In

20:44

order to use the MCP, what we need to do

20:46

next is that we need to open up this

20:49

docs. I'm going to leave a link in the

20:51

description. We're going to copy this

20:53

MCP URL, just paste it in where you can

20:55

edit this, delete where it says your API

20:58

key,

20:58

>> [music]

20:59

>> and then instead we're going to install

21:01

and instead we're going to insert this

21:02

API key right here. Copy this entire

21:05

thing. You know how it works now. Go

21:06

inside of settings, connect this, click

21:08

add, and this is again a custom

21:10

connector.

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Call it Instantly.

21:15

Paste it in like this, and click add.

21:18

And there we [music] go. Instantly is

21:20

now connected. Because what this allows

21:22

us to do is that I can now write {slash}

21:24

Instantly campaign, this one right here.

21:27

>> [music]

21:27

>> And then I can write, "Please create a

21:29

cold email campaign for Rufus in Texas."

21:32

>> [music]

21:33

>> And I can now just hit enter, and now

21:35

it's going to take this skill right here

21:38

for creating cold email campaigns, and

21:40

it's going to build out a full cold

21:42

email campaign for us. This is what I

21:44

mean when I say that you can basically

21:45

take any skill, give that to Claude,

21:48

which you know how to do now, and then

21:50

you can automate anything that you want.

21:52

So, what are we selling? Let's say we

21:53

are selling speed-to-lead [music]

21:55

follow-up. What are we giving them?

21:56

Let's give a lost revenue calculator.

21:58

And now it's going to build out this

22:00

cold email campaign for us from start to

22:02

finish. It shows all of the copy, which

22:05

looks good, so I can just say, "Yes,

22:07

looks good. Please add it to the

22:08

campaign."

22:10

And now it's going to build out this

22:11

campaign for us. And there we go. We now

22:14

have a campaign, Rufus Texas

22:16

speed-to-lead. When I click on this, you

22:19

can see it's a brand new campaign, and

22:21

inside of sequences, it has generated

22:23

the entire campaign for us. Absolutely

22:26

insane. I hope you see how the

22:28

possibilities are literally endless when

22:30

you know how to create a simple Claude

22:32

skill like this, and turn Claude into

22:34

someone that actually does things for

22:36

[music] you, which was my entire goal

22:38

with this video. But, if you want to

22:39

become better than 99% of people, then

22:42

make sure to check out our community. I

22:44

am active inside of here every single

22:46

day. [music]

22:47

Right here, we have modules on

22:48

absolutely everything it takes if you

22:50

want to build a business with AI. It

22:52

teaches you all the tools, it teaches

22:54

you how to land your first client,

22:55

[music] and the best thing is we have

22:56

the 30-day challenge going on right now.

22:59

And when you finish these 30 days and

23:00

stay consistent, then you actually get a

23:02

full refund. So, if you are consistent,

23:05

then you can join, test everything out

23:08

completely for free when you get your

23:09

refund. If you want to know how this

23:11

works, then watch this video. I'll leave

23:12

a link right below this video as well.

23:13

[music] Thank you guys so much for

23:15

watching. If you found it valuable, then

23:16

make sure to subscribe. And YouTube

23:19

thinks that this video is going to be

23:20

interesting for you to watch next. As

23:23

always, have a wonderful rest of the

23:24

day.

23:25

Al boat out.

Interactive Summary

This video provides a comprehensive guide on how to transform the Claude desktop application into a powerful personal assistant by utilizing MCP (Model Context Protocol) connectors and custom skills. By integrating tools like Gmail, Google Calendar, ClickUp, Fathom, and Instantly.ai, users can automate repetitive tasks, manage calendars, draft emails, and even get coached on sales calls. The video demonstrates how non-technical users can set up these connectors and use custom skills to create highly specialized workflows, ultimately boosting productivity and automating business operations.

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