Sawan Kumar

Most people use Claude to generate ideas.

That’s the easy half.
The hard half is killing them.

Last year I had 47 “projects” open in Notion.
I shipped 4.

The 43 that died didn’t kill themselves — Claude did.

Idea generation is cheap. Idea killing is the bottleneck.

The number of ideas you’ve killed is more predictive of output than the number you’ve started.

Swipe through for the 6 prompts I run every Sunday:
🩻 Open Loops audit
📐 The 90/10 Cut
🪓 3-question Kill Filter
💀 Pre-Mortem template
🎯 Today’s Kill List
⚰️ The Eulogy

Comment VAULT and I’ll DM the Claude Vault — every prompt, playbook & kill filter from this series.

Day 2/10. Tomorrow: the work you keep avoiding (and what that’s actually telling you).




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Most “how to use Claude” tutorials want you to write more emails, faster.

Wrong cost centre.

If you read 100 emails and reply to 18 of them, the leverage isn’t in the 18 drafts. It’s in the 82 you should never have opened.

The contrarian Claude play: stop using it as a smarter pen. Start using it as a delete key.

3 prompts inside this carousel save the average operator 6+ hours a week. Save it. Run it Sunday.

Day 01 of 10 — Contrarian Claude.
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Most AI courses charge you before you even know what you’re buying.

So I did the opposite.

I created a complete **3-hour Claude Masterclass** and made it free on YouTube.

Inside, you’ll learn how to use Claude properly — not like a search engine, but like a trained assistant that can help you think, write, plan, analyse, automate, and build real workflows.

Here’s what’s inside:

✅ Claude basics & interface
✅ Prompting strategies that actually work
✅ Projects & memory
✅ File and document mastery
✅ Computer use & automation
✅ Advanced workflows
✅ Practical next steps

No paywall.
No fluff.
No “watch my webinar first.”

Just a full Claude masterclass — free.

Search on YouTube:
**Your only complete Claude AI Masterclass**

Or check the link in my bio.

Save this if you’re serious about using AI properly.

Most brands don’t have a content problem.

They have a clarity problem.

They don’t know what they stand for, how they sound, what makes them different, or what message people should remember.

So every post feels random.
Every landing page sounds generic.
Every offer looks like everyone else’s.

This carousel gives you **36 Claude prompts** to fix that.

Use them to name your brand, sharpen your positioning, define your voice, write better messaging, brief your visuals, and audit what’s no longer working.

Save this post. You’ll need it when your brand starts feeling messy.

Comment **VAULT** and I’ll DM you **The Claude Cheat Code**.

Follow for the next one.

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Most people don’t need “better prompts.”

They need a better **Claude workflow.**

Because Claude doesn’t become powerful when you type longer prompts.

It becomes powerful when you know how to:

1. Prime the context
2. Attach the actual work
3. Narrate the goal
4. Edit the prompt, not the reply
5. Store what works

That’s the difference between casual users and power users.

Casual users ask random questions.
Power users build reusable systems.

And once you start doing this, Claude stops feeling like a chatbot…

…and starts feeling like a real work partner.

This is Part 1 of 2.

Save this carousel.
Part 2 is next.

Comment **VAULT** and I’ll DM you **The Claude Cheat Code** — my free setup with custom instructions, projects, prompts, and weekly workflow ritual.

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Set up Claude Projects in 10 minutes (do this once, save 10 hours/week)”

Most people use Claude in one long messy chat. That’s why it feels dumb.

Projects fix everything — and 90% of users have never opened them.

Inside:

→ How to structure a Project (the 3-folder system)

→ What to put in custom instructions (with examples)

→ The knowledge files Claude needs to “get you”

→ My 6 must-have Projects as of this week

→ The one Project that’s made me $10K this month alone

💬 Comment VAULT and I’ll DM you The Claude Vault —

every prompt, playbook, and cheat sheet I’ve ever shared, in one place.

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How I use Claude like a coworker (not a search engine)”

I stopped asking Claude questions. I started having conversations.

That one shift doubled my output.

In this carousel:

→ The “ongoing project” mindset that changes everything

→ Why you should never start a new chat (most of the time)

→ The morning standup prompt I run every Monday

→ How I let Claude interview me before I ask it anything

→ The end-of-day review that compounds every week

💬 Comment VAULT and I’ll DM you The Claude Vault —

every prompt, playbook, and cheat sheet I’ve ever shared, in one place.

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Most people use Claude like a chatbot.

That’s the mistake.

Claude becomes powerful when you stop asking random prompts and start building a system around it.

Here’s a simple 7-day plan to go from “I use Claude sometimes” to “Claude is part of my daily workflow.”

Day 1: Understand which Claude mode actually matters
Day 2: Build your 4-folder system
Day 3: Create 2 files that replace 50 prompts
Day 4: Set global instructions that actually stick
Day 5: Train Claude to ask you better questions
Day 6: Install your first 3 Claude Skills
Day 7: Unlock workflows where Claude works while you sleep

Don’t just collect AI tools.

Build systems.

💬 Comment **VAULT** and I’ll DM you **The Claude Vault** — every prompt, playbook, and cheat sheet I’ve shared, all in one place.

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10 rules that made Claude feel like a coworker, not a chatbot”
Most people use Claude wrong.

They type one line, get a mediocre answer, and decide AI isn’t for them.

The 10 rules in this carousel are what separated the 5% who got real output from the 95% who gave up:

→ Tell it who you are before you ask anything
→ Give it constraints, not just the goal
→ Let it ask YOU questions first
→ Show examples of what “good” looks like
→ End every prompt with “what did I miss?”

The other 5 are in the slides. One of them doubled my output overnight.

💬 Comment RULES and I’ll DM you the full 10-rule PDF + the prompt template I copy into every new chat.

Save this for the next time you open Claude.
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