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00:00 I launched this about [music] 30 to 45 days ago. It's tomato over $3,000 just passively as a digital product. >> Are you a >> [music] >> a technical person by default? >> I would consider myself non-technical. I don't come from a technical background. So, here's the Stripe dashboard, over three grand just from this Claude Code skill stack. >> You took what you were already spending your time on [music] and you monetize it.
00:18 >> Correct. Exactly. Most people are still using chat GPT, Claude, or Gemini. I would [music] highly encourage people to try Claude Code or Codex. It's not scary. It's not technical like it sounds. And all you have to do to do this is literally just pull up the Claude app on your phone, voice transcribe, brain dump all of your thoughts onto this, just say "Use the skill [music] creator skill" at the end.
00:39 >> And whether you're a gardener, a marketer, or you [music] work in nonprofits, like the nothing is exempt from selling your knowledge through skills. Oh, man. My brain is just buzzing with ideas here. No one is exempt from this. Like my 10-year-old could create a skill.
Sell specialized AI skills based on your existing knowledge instead of building full apps.
Turn knowledge from a specific field into a reusable AI skill.
Package personal knowledge or workflows into reusable AI skills and sell them as digital products.
Sell AI skills as digital products that can generate passive revenue.
Nothing is exempt from selling your knowledge through skills.
It's not scary. It's not technical like it sounds.