Sharing my process — inspired by Mamad's session

After Mamad's session two weeks ago — where he walked us through actively sharing our work on public platforms — I've been sitting with his and Tim's suggestions on brand creation.

One part of the presentation stayed with me:

"You can post about anything — AI, travel, food, your life. The question to ask yourself before posting is: does this reflect the person I want to be, and the work I'm part of?"

I've been reflecting with ChatGPT and Claude on what I want to create. One of Mamad's inspirations that landed for me was simple — just share from where you are, whatever is inspiring your learning today.

So here's what I'm sharing today — a method I'm testing to create more clarity i need while i build content.

There are so many great planners, frameworks, and brand strategy resources out there. Whatever one resonates with you — you can bring it into Claude and use it as a thinking partner. Upload it, chat through it, let the dialogue help you get clear on what you actually want to build.

I'm linking the resource I personally used today as a reference — I used some pages from this 7-day personal brand framework by Matt Gray to brainstorm. Feel free to use it, or find whatever planning tool resonates more with you. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_P4utYnxCgTtkSscOcCLNO20fBW8KtfZ/view?usp=drive_link

Mamad shared so many practical and inspiring ways to create and engage — from picking up the camera and sharing spontaneously, to specific tips on growing genuine engagement. What I'm finding personally is that I need a layer of clarity first before I can execute. Once I have that foundation, I can bring the energy and methods he shared into the actual creating. So this is my starting point — not a replacement for action, just what helps me get there.

A simple process i am trying:

1. Chat with Claude first — share any blockages, confusions, and visions

2. Import any resource or framework that resonates and work through it together as a dialogue

3. Store the output somewhere — a Google Doc, notes app, wherever works best

Still early days and very much figuring it out. Sharing in case it's useful to anyone who works similarly — and genuinely welcome any feedback or other approaches you're exploring too. 🧡