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New Video: Every Level of a Claude Second Brain Explained
There are five distinct levels to building a Claude second brain, and most people are stuck at level one. Level one is just finding a file by searching an exact word. Level five is a fully autonomous system that knows your business, your client relationships, and your IP better than you do. The difference between them isn't the tool. It's how the data is organized. The insight that changes how you build: Start from the end. Before you organize a single file, ask how you'll access this data later. The shape of the basketball determines the size of the hoop. Jon shows his actual setup (a Herku project, just markdown files and folders) and walks through what separates each level, including semantic search (finding by meaning, not exact match) and full relationship mapping. How this helps you: Your moat is your data. This video shows you how to actually organize it so your agents can use it, not just find it.
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Winning Is All We Do Robert automated a client's outbound email pipeline from scratch
What happened: Robert's client had a call center calling leads, but nothing was following up by email. Sales managers emailed Robert their daily lead lists as Excel files. He built an automation that handles the rest: when the file lands in his inbox, it extracts the email, address, and name data, normalizes it (no more "N123 MAIN STREET" showing up as a deliverable address), and uploads every contact directly into Instantly as a ready-to-run campaign. No manual cleanup. No copy-paste. Just results. The opportunity for you: Businesses running call centers almost always have messy lead data and no email follow-up. An automation that converts a spreadsheet into a live campaign solves a problem they didn't know anyone could fix. Robert's words say it best: "Life got easier." This is one of many success stories from AI Automation Society Plus. If you're not a member, you're missing out.
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In the News Codex just hit 5 million weekly users. If you use it, there's a free bonus through June 24.The news: OpenAI Codex has crossed 5 million weekly active users and launched two features alongside the milestone. One is permanent: banked rate limit resets. Instead of your weekly limit resetting on a fixed timer (whether you need it or not), you can now save resets and use them when you actually need them. The other runs through June 24. Plus and Pro users can invite up to three friends to try Codex. When a friend sends their first Codex message, you both get a bonus reset. How it affects you: If you've been hitting Codex rate limits at the wrong moment mid-build, the banked reset system fixes that. You decide when to use your reset, not the clock. And if you're not hitting limits yet, the referral is easy headroom to bank before the window closes. The bigger signal here: Codex is now growing through referral mechanics at 5 million weekly users. That's not hype. That's a tool people are actively building with and recommending. Read more here. |
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