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If you’re feeling overwhelmed with AI, don’t stress about having the perfect stack.
You’ll never have one.
Something new drops every week.
The thing that's ACTUALLY worth focusing on is your memory.
Get your context, your files, your prompts into a system you own.
Then you can plug it into whatever model/setup comes next.
Some ideas for memory systems:
1. Obsidian (what I personally use). Use Claude Code to organise
2. Openclaw (can also use with Obsidian) - create a memory database that self-updates
3. Use an extension like Supermemory (purpose-built for this) - been experimenting recently

Claude Code x TradingView is extremely powerful.
If you haven't set it up yet, you'll want to save this.
Literally all you have to do is send this prompt to Claude Code, and it will set up the new TradingView MCP in <5 minutes.
Set it up now. You won't regret it:

The #1 Money-Making Opportunity With AI (2026) - Q&A

why i quit crypto...

With AI, literally the entire internet is for the taking.
SaaS apps, agencies, content businesses, marketplaces - you name it.
If you can move faster, ship quicker, and build cheaper than the incumbents, you win.
You can vibe code an app in a weekend that used to take companies 50 engineers and $10M in funding to build.
The internet is full of slow, bloated, overpriced businesses that haven't adapted yet.
Every. single. one. of them is an opportunity.

Claude's biggest flaw is it forgets everything. I fixed that permanently with 3 files.
Now it remembers my preferences, my writing style, my corrections - and it gets smarter every conversation.
Here's the setup (takes 5 minutes):
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Start a brand new desktop folder, and build these three markdown files:
1. Instructions. MD - tells the model how to act
Example:
## Who you are
## What you do
## Rules
## What good outputs look

Intelligence is free now. So why aren't more people winning?
Because the bottleneck was never knowledge. It's self-mastery.
The person who can't focus for 2 hours straight won't build anything - no matter how good their AI tools are.
The person who avoids hard conversations will stay stuck - even with the best prompts in the world.
The real edge in 2026 isn't what you know. It's:
Your habits
Your discipline
Your emotional intelligence
Your ability to push through discomfort
Your speed of execution
Stop trying to become smarter. Start becoming sharper.
Read more books. Journal daily. Train your

Weekend AI to-do list:
(weekends are your BIG chance to get ahead)
• Set up an AI second brain (Obsidian + Claude Code)
• Experiment with Hermes agent
• Inject OpenClaw agents into Discord
• Play around with Gemma 4 from Google (offline/completely open-sourced)
• Connect Claude Dispatch for remote Claude Cowork control
• Take a few of Anthropic's Claude courses
• Make your first journal with NotebookLM
• Use Perplexity Computer for financial research
• Set up Kimi Claw (easy way to use OpenClaw with Kimi)
Pick 1-2 of these and thank me later.

Here's the harsh truth about AI...
AI alone won't make you rich. It's a force multiplier.
- A good trader with AI can do what used to take an entire quant team.
- A good marketer with AI outproduces an entire agency solo.
- A good salesperson with AI runs personalized outreach to hundreds of leads while they sleep.
The people making real money with AI right now aren't just "AI guys."
They're people who were already good at something - and added AI on top.
Your existing skill is the edge. AI is the lever.
Build expertise and use AI to amplify.

As an 8-figure founder, these are the AI tools I'm ACTUALLY using every day:
(just using a few of these will significantly boost your productivity):
Essentials (I use daily):
• Claude Code - builds and ships code for me
• Claude Cowork - runs my daily operations
• Claude skills - automates and assists re-occuring flows
• Grok - real-time market monitoring/news
• NotebookLM - turns any transcript into frameworks
• Perplexity - replaces my morning research
Bonus (less important but still used):
• Openclaw - more advanced scraping for research/data
• Gemini - meeting transcripts/YouTube & Gmail a

Everything you were told to study is now automated. Everything you were told was 'fluffy' is now priceless.
In 2026 and beyond: Soft skills > hard skills.
AI made hard skills a commodity. Soft skills are the new competitive advantage.
- Anyone can build an app now. Not everyone can sell it.
- Anyone can write content now. Not everyone can build an audience.
- Anyone can access information now. Not everyone can make the right decision.
The skills that matter most in 2026 aren't technical. They're human.