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The timetable

28 days, and what each one gives you

  • 7 tools across the 28 days
  • 2 bonus tools when you finish
  • 10 minutes a day
  • Days 1 to 7 free, no card
  • 7 challenges a person reads

Day by day

ChatGPTEveryday writing and thinkingDay 1 to 4
  • 1
    What this machine is actually doingFree

    In 10 minutes you will understand it well enough to explain it to a friend.

  • 2
    Asking properlyFree

    The same question asked two ways. One answer is useless, one you could send.

  • 3
    Your own real jobFree

    Today you point it at something actually on your desk.

  • 4
    Catching it out, and keeping your secretsFreeChallenge

    Tell a confident answer from a correct one - and learn what must never go in the box.

ClaudeLong, careful documentsDay 5 to 8
  • 5
    Meet the one that handles long thingsFree

    Why the same question gives a better answer here - and when it does not.

  • 6
    Reports, proposals and minutesFree

    Outline first, then fill. Never ask for the whole thing at once.

  • 7
    Doing it in Bahasa MalaysiaFree

    Get proper BM out of it, not translated English.

  • 8
    Writing that still sounds like youChallenge

    People can smell AI writing. Today you stop producing it.

GeminiEmail, Docs and SheetsDay 9 to 12
  • 9
    It is already inside your Gmail

    Nothing new to open. It is sitting in the mail you already have.

  • 10
    Spreadsheets without knowing formulas

    Describe what you want the column to do. Get the formula that does it.

  • 11
    Numbers, and why it gets them wrong

    The one habit that turns bad arithmetic into reliable arithmetic.

  • 12
    Getting it out of a pictureChallenge

    Photograph a receipt, a form or a whiteboard. Get something you can actually use.

PerplexityFacts you can citeDay 13 to 16
  • 13
    Answers that come with their sources

    Every answer arrives with links. Now you can check it in ten seconds.

  • 14
    Checking a claim someone sent you

    The forwarded message, the supplier's promise, the number in the news.

  • 15
    Deciding between options

    A supplier, a phone, a course, a quotation. Compared properly, in writing.

  • 16
    From a vague want to dated stepsChallenge

    Turn 'we should really do something about that' into a plan with dates and names.

NotebookLMYour own documentsDay 17 to 20
  • 17
    Ask questions of your own files

    Upload it, then ask it something only that document knows.

  • 18
    Reading, instead of writing

    Something long you never finished. Get the five things that actually matter.

  • 19
    Several documents at once

    Put the whole folder in and ask what they disagree about.

  • 20
    Your prompt libraryChallenge

    The ten prompts you actually reuse, cleaned up and kept. Yours to take anywhere.

CanvaAnything people will look atDay 21 to 24
  • 21
    Describing a picture so you get the one you meant

    Say it properly and the image comes out right the first time.

  • 22
    Words on an image

    Anything anyone has to read is designed, not generated.

  • 23
    A post, and the caption that goes with it

    The picture and the words, made together in ten minutes.

  • 24
    Slides you are not embarrassed byChallenge

    A deck from an outline, without fighting a template.

OtterMeetingsDay 25 to 28
  • 25
    Never take meeting notes again

    It listens, and you leave with the transcript and the actions.

  • 26
    Where it must not be trusted

    Legal, medical, money, and anything about a person's job. When to ask a human instead.

  • 27
    Bringing it to work without scaring anyone

    How to show your boss or your team, and what not to say.

  • 28
    Your finished thingChallenge

    One capstone, one person taught, one certificate with a code that actually checks out.

The 28 things you will be able to do

Not “master AI”. These 28, and every one is checkable on day 29.

  • 1In 10 minutes you will understand it well enough to explain it to a friend.
  • 2The same question asked two ways. One answer is useless, one you could send.
  • 3Today you point it at something actually on your desk.
  • 4Tell a confident answer from a correct one - and learn what must never go in the box.
  • 5Why the same question gives a better answer here - and when it does not.
  • 6Outline first, then fill. Never ask for the whole thing at once.
  • 7Get proper BM out of it, not translated English.
  • 8People can smell AI writing. Today you stop producing it.
  • 9Nothing new to open. It is sitting in the mail you already have.
  • 10Describe what you want the column to do. Get the formula that does it.
  • 11The one habit that turns bad arithmetic into reliable arithmetic.
  • 12Photograph a receipt, a form or a whiteboard. Get something you can actually use.
  • 13Every answer arrives with links. Now you can check it in ten seconds.
  • 14The forwarded message, the supplier's promise, the number in the news.
  • 15A supplier, a phone, a course, a quotation. Compared properly, in writing.
  • 16Turn 'we should really do something about that' into a plan with dates and names.
  • 17Upload it, then ask it something only that document knows.
  • 18Something long you never finished. Get the five things that actually matter.
  • 19Put the whole folder in and ask what they disagree about.
  • 20The ten prompts you actually reuse, cleaned up and kept. Yours to take anywhere.
  • 21Say it properly and the image comes out right the first time.
  • 22Anything anyone has to read is designed, not generated.
  • 23The picture and the words, made together in ten minutes.
  • 24A deck from an outline, without fighting a template.
  • 25It listens, and you leave with the transcript and the actions.
  • 26Legal, medical, money, and anything about a person's job. When to ask a human instead.
  • 27How to show your boss or your team, and what not to say.
  • 28One capstone, one person taught, one certificate with a code that actually checks out.

Why this and not the app in your feed

Every row is a fact about the two, not an opinion about them.

 Sifu AIThe apps in the feed
PriceRM39 a month, and it stays RM39About USD30 a month once the cheap first month ends
Before you pay7 full days, no cardCard first, then a trial
Who teaches youA real teacher, with his name, face and phone numberNobody is named
How deep7 tools, 4 days on each28 tools, one day each
How it teachesYou see the real answer, including when it comes out wrongYou tap through text and answer a quiz
What you get at the endA certificate with a number your boss can checkA badge with nothing behind it
Cost of the toolsFree versions, for all 28 daysYou are expected to pay for the tools
Who it is written forMalaysian work, Malaysian examplesWritten for everyone, so it fits nobody