Last week, AI blew my mind by creating a faultless PowerPoint presentation.

From a 3 line prompt, it executed 103 steps autonomously.

Those steps not only generated the presentation but:

I was using Claude 4.5 Opus (Anthropic’s latest model)

You can see the video here.

But - there’s a far more powerful use case for advanced AI models like this.

It’s much more than making your slides look pretty

And, will allow you to scale, almost infinitely.

If you want to build momentum in life and business.

You need to spend as much time in ‘Flow’ as possible.

Flow activities are ones where you lose track of time, ones that you could do for hours, day in, day out.

In business, this could be writing content (like this).

In life, if could be playing guitar (mine are a bit dusty).

But, nothing knocks you out of flow like ad-hoc activities - with no value - that eat up your limited brain space.

And, when you don’t have someone to delegate those activities to, without realising it, you’ve spent half a day on work that stopped you moving closer to your goals.

Example:

Recently, I’ve been ghostwriting for a big client.

They’ve got a meeting transcript database that’s amazing for producing content ideas.

Side note - To give you an idea of how powerful transcripts can be, check out my interview with Nicolas Boucher - “The NEW way to use AI Notetakers in 2025 (it’s INSANE)” - here.

But some of their transcripts are 2 hours long!

Claude (my AI of choice) struggles processing transcripts of this length.

So in some cases I use Google’s NotebookLM which is perfect for Q&Aing large numbers of files.

The problem is, it didn’t use to accept the .docx file format the transcripts were in.

Have you ever tried converting 50+ docx. files to .txt files before?

Not fun.

And even if you don’t need to convert files, you’ll have some level of manual activity that adds up to days that you could have used to deliver client work (or find more clients) instead.

So what can you do?

There’s a problem with this definition.

It says: “…where developers describe..”

Rubbish.

YOU can vibe code.

Especially when you have monster models like Opus 4.5 to assist you.

You’re literally getting to the point where if you can think it, you can build it.

Which is great news for small teams / small or solo businesses that can’t afford staff, and don’t have $1 mil sat in the bank for specialist consulting projects.

You’ve got a massive amount of leverage.

You can even code from your phone.

So, back to my file conversion problem.

Solved it in 30 seconds flat:

Another more creative example?

2 months ago, I hosted a TEDx talk, and had to remember a tonne of intros.

Built myself a memory app (which ran itself in Claude) to turn the process into a game:

It even had a ‘Fill in the Blanks’ section (AI’s idea- not mine).

So how do you do this yourself?

Just ask the AI.

For my TEDx app, I didn’t actually set out to create an app.

I just wanted it to help me write the cue cards.

But after it did that, I thought: “How can I make this more fun”

This is more like the way a developer would handle something.

Pro Tip - If you’re getting errors, take screenshots of what you’re building and feed them back into the AI to troubleshoot. AI can’t see in the same way as we do, so I find that screenshots are better than text.

Here’re some other use cases I’ve coded over the past few years

Naval Ravikant's philosophy on wealth centers on leverage:

Using force multipliers like:

To create wealth ‘non-linearly’, so you can move beyond trading time for money.

So have a think.

Where are you trading time for money (and doing activities that you absolutely hate)?

Then ask AI to help.

You’re only a few lines of code away from freeing up brain space. Brain space you can use to build the life and business you want.

Where will you start?

Until next time.

Adam

P.S - Have you got any use cases that I can code? Let me know, I’ll build it, and then send you the code so you can run it yourself (with an explainer on how I did it).