what’s that one thing you use AI for all the time? research? motion design? video editing? writing? for me it's research and when I open Claude or ChatGPT, I have to write a detailed prompt with context, instructions, preferences, examples, etc. I had to do this every single time, for every single research task. then I started learning about how to use AI better and I stumbled on the concept of workflows. I realised that even the project I created on Claude named "Web3 research" is not a workflow. you've only created a workflow when you've built a system that repeats itself anytime you feed it a task. building a workflow means that I can say "research on Avalanche" and the model knows the questions to ask, the type of answer I'm looking for, where to look and how to structure the final output without me describing what I want everytime. I have built 3 workflows for 3 different tasks in this month and here's how I did it. you don't need a crazy automation setup to a workflow. you can just follow 5 steps. 1. Pick that ONE task you repeat. e.g research for bounties. 2. Write down how you currently do it. e.g I usually research the problem, target audience, infrastructure, etc. this becomes your process. 3. Turn the process into instructions. tell AI “whenever I give you X, do A → B → C → D.” add your rules, preferences, source requirements, output format, examples, etc. 4. Give the workflow a clear input and output. for example: input: research this project. process: find primary sources → extract evidence → verify claims → organize findings. output: a structured research pack. now you've got something repeatable. 5. Test it. Break it. Fix it. run the workflow on a real task to see where the AI gets confused, skips steps or gives you rubbish and update the instructions. turn it into a reusable prompt, custom GPT/project, skill, structured workflow, or eventually an actual automation. and that's it. if you're doing the same thing every day and giving AI the same instructions every day, you might not need another prompt. you might need a workflow.

back to what we came into the room to do. good morning guyss how are you doing?

Having God may not make you win all the time, But Having Faith gives God the ability to work all the time. Because whatever God can do, Faith Can Make it Happen. I had a deep realisation over the week that I just have to share with you. On the 4th of March this year, I made a post about Imposter Syndrome. I had written that post about two nights before I posted it, while I was thinking about my life and the way it's been going. I got some really encouraging comments but the ones that stood out for me where those that said I should pray about it. At that point I was like "How did I not think about that?" 4 days later, 8th March to be precise, @xanianthegreat sent a thread contest link to my Dm and I was telling her why I wouldn't participate in the contest (which are valid reasons actually). But I didn't realise there was something wrong with the words I used while explaining my reasons. The next day, @gpeeetuk reached out to me about a collab and was saying we should post on my account and my words where "No, I don't think my win rate is that good" This was literally the same thing I said to Xanian the previous day but at least that time there were other valid reasons attached. This time no valid reason, just self-doubt literally screaming and Gpee called me out on it. He was like that's "Imposter Syndrome talking" I paused in my spirit and was like "You know what, it's high time we settle this" I know who I am I know who sent me I am self confident and have a good self esteem that I have by God not allowed become pride, when did I become this doubtful? I brought this issue of doubt to God for probably the first time. If Imposter Syndrome is the tush word for self-doubt then it literally means lack of Faith in ourselves that God will prove himself faithful through us. My prayer was simple, "God, help my unbelief. It starts from the mind before the lips so I curse every voice in my mind that is ruining my faith and I need the grace to speak right. You are taking me somewhere far bigger than where I am and the world wants me to doubt myself because of petty things? God help my unbelief." I started confessing positively and at any point the thought comes(because it always starts from the mind), I will speak against it out loud instead of just ignoring it or agreeing with it and speaking it. .... Not long after that, for the first time in my life as a writer, I won 6 bounties in a week+ 6!!! .... Why I said what I said in the first line is because, There was a time last year where I prayed to God that I want to win every single contest I participated in and I ended up not winning up to 5% of my total submissions in 2024. I realised this year that I wasn't even praying the right prayer. Not that asking God to win is a bad thing, but even though I believed God could do it, I didn't believe I could do it so I was constantly talking negatively about myself in my mind. For the first time when I prayed about the doubt itself, and became conscious of my words, the wins came piling in because for the first time I was backing up my prayer with positive confession. Sometimes a lot of failures can shape the way you see yourself and the way you talk about yourself. But God is counting on your faith and counting on your words to give you that testimony. So no matter how much you pray, if you don't believe it is possible, think it is possible and speak that it is possible, it will not be possible. So for instance yours isn't contests. You've found it hard to get jobs and you find yourself saying everyday, "You know Jobs isn't really my thing" "You know the job market doesn't always really favour me" "Devs don't really like me" You're closing doors with a padlock and giving God no chance to open them. If you're battling with self-doubt or self hate speech, I'll end this way ⬇️