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Happy Easter everyone,
I know most of you are probably reading this tomorrow morning, but I wanted to keep the Sunday schedule going. Hope you're spending the day with people you care about.
This week I went on a podcast, I've got a prompt chain that makes your resume basically unrejectable, three things you need to do the second you start using Claude, a new AI video tool that's ridiculously fun, and ChatGPT just showed up in your car.
Let's get into it.
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IN THIS EMAIL
» New podcast this week
» 3 things to do immediately in Claude
» Make your resume unrejectable with ChatGPT
» Tool of the week: Seedance 2.0
» ChatGPT is now in your car
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🎤 THIS WEEK'S RABBIT HOLE
New Podcast This Week
I rarely take opportunities to go on podcasts, but my good friend Joshua La Rosa, who's also an AI creator, invited me on his show Building Leverage and I thought it would be a ton of value for my audience.
We talked about everything from how I got started creating AI content, the tools I'm actually using every day, how I grew to 900K+ followers, and where I think all of this is going. It was a really fun conversation and way more personal than what I usually share.
If you listen to podcasts and you want to learn more about my story and the AI tools I'm really using, give this a listen. I hope you like it.
Watch the full episode on YouTube →
🧠 QUICK TIPS
3 Things To Do Immediately When You Start Using Claude
This video went crazy this week so I wanted to make sure everyone sees it. If you just started using Claude or you've been using it but never set it up properly, do these three things right now.
1. Turn on memory. Go to your settings, click on Capabilities, and under Memory you're gonna see two options. Make sure they're both turned on. This lets Claude remember your context across every conversation so you don't have to keep repeating yourself.
2. Add the Humanizer skill. Go to Customize, then Skills, and you'll see a Humanizer skill. Turn it on. This makes sure Claude always sounds like a human and removes signs of AI-generated text. This one has to be manually added so most people don't even know it's there.
3. Check out the free courses. Anthropic (the company behind Claude) has 13 completely free courses on their official site that teach you exactly how to use it. Here's a trick: copy that URL, paste it into Claude, and run this prompt:
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[paste the URL: https://anthropic.skilljar.com]
Use the context you know about me to summarize the core learnings of these courses.
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It'll give you a full personalized breakdown without you having to read all of them.
One more thing. If you haven't tried out Claude yet, I recommend it heavily. And if you're coming over from ChatGPT, you can actually transfer all your memory over. Go to Capabilities, click Start Import, copy the prompt it gives you into ChatGPT, paste the results back into Claude, and all your context carries over. It takes two minutes.
Watch the full walkthrough on Instagram →
💭 PROMPTS TO TRY TODAY
ChatGPT Can Make Your Resume Unrejectable
This is a three prompt chain you run inside ChatGPT that basically makes sure your resume passes ATS scanners. If you don't know what those are, they're the bots that companies use to automatically reject resumes before a human even looks at them. Most people have no idea their resume is getting filtered out before anyone reads it.
Here's the chain. Run these in the same chat, one after the other. This works best if you turn on thinking mode in ChatGPT before you start.
PROMPT 1: GET YOUR MATCH SCORE
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[paste your resume and the job description, then type:]
Act as a senior recruiter. Analyze my resume against this job description. Give me a match score out of 100 and list the top 5 missing keywords that I need.
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PROMPT 2: OPTIMIZE YOUR EXPERIENCE
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Rewrite my experience section to naturally include those keywords. Use the Google XYZ formula: accomplished X as measured by Y by doing Z.
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PROMPT 3: PASS THE ATS SCANNER
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Act as an applicant tracking system filter. Scan my new resume. Tell me which sections a bot would struggle to read.
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BONUS: PREP FOR THE INTERVIEW
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Act as the hiring manager for [specific role]. Ask me the 3 hardest technical questions you would ask. Then give me the perfect response based on my background.
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This whole chain takes about five minutes and the difference in your resume is night and day. If you're job hunting right now or know someone who is, send them this email.
Watch the full walkthrough on Instagram →
🛠 MAVERICK'S TOOL OF THE WEEK
Seedance 2.0
This is made by ByteDance (the company that owns TikTok) and they just rolled it out globally. You give it a text prompt or an image and it creates cinematic video with synced audio, lip-synced dialogue, and consistent characters. The quality looks like it came out of a movie studio and you can use it for free.
If you already use CapCut for editing (a lot of you probably do), Seedance 2.0 is built right into it through Dreamina. You can also access it directly on their website.
Some fun prompts to throw at it:
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A slow motion shot of a person walking away from an explosion without looking back, cinematic lighting, 4K
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Upload a selfie and say "put me in a Marvel movie trailer as the main character"
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A drone shot pulling back from a tiny cabin in the mountains to reveal an insane mountain range at sunrise
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Seriously, go play around with this one. You're gonna lose an hour and have a blast doing it.
Try Seedance 2.0 for free →
📰 ONE MORE THING
ChatGPT Is Now In Your Car
ChatGPT just rolled out on Apple CarPlay. If you have an iPhone and a car that supports CarPlay, you can now talk to ChatGPT completely hands-free while you drive. Start conversations, ask it questions, brainstorm ideas on your commute. It works through voice mode so you don't have to touch your phone.
You need iOS 26.4 or newer to use it. If you're already a ChatGPT user, just connect to CarPlay and it'll be there. We're officially living in the future.
Happy Easter again. See you Wednesday.
Maverick
P.S. If you're a business owner looking to actually implement AI into your workflows, my team and I work with a small number of people and businesses to build custom AI systems, automations, and tools. If that sounds like you, apply here.
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