I got that holy sh*t feeling all over again

MAVERICK AI

What's up everyone,

So I've been doing something different this week and I need to talk to you about it.

I've been using Claude a lot more. And I'm not gonna lie... I'm getting that feeling again. You know the one. That first time you opened ChatGPT and your jaw dropped? That "holy shit" moment? Yeah. I got it again this week.

I also found a prompt that finally stops ChatGPT from being a yes man, tested two tools that blew my mind, and made AI put my movements onto a completely different person's body. Which was kind of terrifying.

Let's get into it.

💭 WHAT I'VE BEEN USING

I Think Everyone Needs to Try Claude

Ok hear me out.

I know my whole thing is ChatGPT. I still use it every single day. Not going anywhere. But this week I started using Claude for a bunch of different things and I have to be honest with you... it's really, really good.

When it comes to writing, like emails, scripts, captions, anything where tone matters, Claude just gets it. I gave it some of my content and the output sounded like me. Not "AI pretending to be me." Actually me. It clones your voice in a way that ChatGPT still struggles with.

They also just launched this thing called Cowork where Claude sits on your desktop and helps you in real time. It can work with your files, build things, automate tasks. Think of it like having a really smart assistant that never takes a break.

I know a lot of you are thinking "that sounds cool but I don't wanna start over with a whole new AI." I thought the same thing. But here's the thing. You can literally import your ChatGPT memory into Claude in about 60 seconds. They built a tool specifically for this. It takes everything ChatGPT knows about you and brings it right over.

I'm not saying switch. I'm saying use both. ChatGPT is still the best for image generation, browsing the web, and quick tasks. Claude is better at writing, understanding context, and longer conversations. Having both is like having two different superpowers.

Trust me. Go try it. You're going to feel that feeling all over again. I promise.

Import your ChatGPT memory into Claude (takes 60 seconds) →

💡 PROMPT DROP

Stop ChatGPT From Being a Yes Man

One of the biggest problems with ChatGPT is that it agrees with everything you say. You tell it your idea and it goes "great idea!" You ask if your business plan makes sense and it goes "absolutely!" It never pushes back. And that's actually a problem because you end up thinking everything you're doing is perfect when it might not be.

Here's how to fix it forever. Go to Settings → Personalization → Custom Instructions and paste this in:

Because this goes in your custom instructions, it applies to every single conversation automatically. You don't have to paste it every time. ChatGPT will start challenging your ideas, poking holes in your plans, and actually giving you useful feedback instead of just telling you what you want to hear.

I made a whole video about this one. But honestly, just that short prompt above will change the way you use ChatGPT.

Want my full prompt library? Grab it on the resource hub →

🛠 MAVERICK'S TOOLS OF THE WEEK

Two Tools I've Been Testing

1. Perplexity Computer

Ok so Perplexity just launched something called Computer and it's honestly one of the craziest things I've seen in AI. It's basically a 24/7 digital worker that runs in the background and actually does things for you. Browsing, research, building dashboards, managing tools. It connects to over 200 apps like Gmail, Slack, and Notion.

The wildest part? It has access to 19 different AI models and picks the right one for each task automatically. So it's not just one AI doing everything. It's a team of AIs working together. And it keeps running even when your computer is off.

I tested it on my ad campaigns and it made over 200 micro-adjustments in the first run. This is not a chatbot. This is a worker.

Check out Perplexity Computer →

2. KLING Motion Control

This one is wild. KLING has a motion control feature where you record a video of yourself doing something (talking, dancing, whatever) and then it transfers your exact movements and expressions onto any person, celebrity, or avatar you want. Your gestures, your timing, your facial expressions. All of it.

This is huge for creators making faceless content. You can literally record yourself doing the movements and then swap in a completely different character. The results look scarily real. Gen AI is moving so fast right now it's hard to keep up.

Try KLING motion control →

🧠 RABBIT HOLES

Stuff Worth Going Down This Week

AI Dungeon  |  This is a text-based adventure game powered by AI where the story goes wherever you take it. You can be anyone, do anything, and the AI builds the entire world around your choices in real time. It's genuinely addicting. I lost like two hours on this thing last weekend. Try it →

Google Quick, Draw!  |  Google made this free game where you sketch something and the AI tries to guess what you're drawing in real time. It sounds simple but it's weirdly competitive. Great for killing 10 minutes. Try it →

BoredHumans.com  |  Over 100 free AI tools in one place. AI rap battles, chess, a sketch game, text adventures, deepfake detectors, and a bunch of other random stuff. Bookmark this one. Try it →

🎥 VIDEO YOU MISSED THIS WEEK

Stop Using the Wrong AI Tools

A question I get constantly is "what AI should I be using for [this task]?" So I made a video breaking down exactly which tools I use for what. Here's the quick version:

Writing → Claude

Brainstorming → ChatGPT

Research → Perplexity

Image generation → Nano Banana

Video generation → Higgsfield

Building apps & websites → Claude Code

SEO → Cytd.ai

Meeting assistant → Supernormal

Learning → NotebookLM

Automating tasks → Manus

This list changes all the time. I'll keep you updated whenever something better comes along.

Watch the full breakdown →

💬 FROM THE DMS

"How did you get into all of this?"

I get this one a lot. Short version: I'm a content creator who got obsessed with AI. I started making videos about ChatGPT, sharing prompts, breaking down tools, and just making the whole thing simple for people who don't want to read a 50 page research paper to understand what's going on.

That turned into a community. Which turned into a resource hub. Which turned into this newsletter. The whole point of everything I do is to help you save time, make more money, and cut costs using AI. That's it. No PhD required.

If you ever want the full story, it's on my about page.

A lot of you send me DMs on Instagram and I love you guys for that. But the best way to reach me is to just hit reply on this email. I read all of them.

See you Sunday.

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.