
How to Use AI Effectively | A Conversation with Claude
By Vance Crowe
Ep. 493 · Aired Jul 22, 2026 · 50m · Last boosted 25d ago
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This week's episode is a little different. Instead of interviewing a guest, Vance sits down with Claude AI to explain how he actually uses artificial intelligence every day—not as a novelty, but as a practical tool for solving real business problems, making better decisions and reclaiming valuable time. If you've been wondering how to use AI effectively, this conversation is packed with practical advice you can apply immediately. Rather than focusing on hype, Vance explains the prompting techniques, AI workflows, custom instructions, agents, GitHub repositories, podcast analysis, bookkeeping, website development, and thinking strategies that...
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Have you followed Rich Dad Poor Dad's accountant? Would be interesting to train your tax agent on his book "Tax Free Wealth". His podcast is https://www.wealthability.com/show/
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You said you know how much "money" you need to spend more time with your children, but really what lifestyle are you sacrificing to not do that now? Abraham Lincoln said his mother spent an hour with each of her children every day. How much Bitcoin do you need to do that now?
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You said in a previous podcast episode you would reply to boosts of 400 sats or more... What is stopping you from doing classes of 12 for IBC? One could be your devils advocate like Judas Iscariat was for Jesus 🤔. Rmemeber that Satan literally entered Judas before the betrayal, later after Satan left him - Judas repented and unallived himself....
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AI is like a digital encyclopedia, the first one was published in 78, but before that the sadducees had the Torah, while the pharisees had the entire hebrew scripts. The modern encyclopedia had only been around since 1751. We used to have to pay scholars for multiple data sets, now we just need a phone and internet access. Still need to know how to learn and ask questions.









