Every Sunday Bonus In One List
Sunday Bonus is an exclusive segment for my paid subscribers.
The first 15 issuesâcalled âSunday Showdownââwere deep-dive comparisons between different AI tools and models. In the ongoing Sunday Bonus segment, I share tips, guides, tools, and more.
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Here are quick links to all of them:
#16: How to make a âSpot The Differencesâ puzzle with ChatGPT [guide]
#17: Turn any material into an interactive course with Claude 3.5 Sonnet [guide]
#18: Extract insights from video meetings with Gemini (for free) [guide]
#19: Four fun Midjourney style references for you to use (Vol. 1) [reference]
#20: Weird trick that lets you tune ChatGPTâs creativity [guide]
#21: How to combine --sref and /describe in Midjourney [guide]
#22: FLUX.1 vs. every other text-to-image model [reference]
#23: Compare sources and extract consensus using NotebookLM [guide]
#24: How to make a character enter a scene with Kling AI or Luma [guide]
#25: How to remove Gemini censorship in Google AI Studio [guide]
#26: Four fun Midjourney style references (Vol. 2) [reference]
#27: How to create copy-paste image prompts at scale with LLMs [guide]
#28: How to steer the âAudio Overviewsâ in NotebookLM [guide]
#29: How to create a NotebookLM podcast without using sources [guide]
#30: These two sites actually let you use FLUX1.1 [pro] for free [reference]
#31: How to make the most of your 15 minutes of Advanced Voice Mode [guide]
#32: How to effectively clean up ChatGPTâs memory without losing key info [guide]
#33: Four fun Midjourney style references (Vol. 3) [reference]
#34: How to get a robust topic summary with ChatGPT Search [guide]
#37: How to make NotebookLM podcast hosts debate each other [guide]
#38: Turn a vague, spoken scene description into an image [tool]
#39: Watch my workshop on generating text inside AI images [video workshop]
#40: Four fun Midjourney style references (Vol. 4) [reference]
#41: Turn your Xmas wishes into virtual gifts from Santa [tool]
#42: My interview for Adaptaâs AI community [interview]
#43: 3 ways to edit images with ChatGPT [guide]
#44: How to use ChatGPT tasks for brand media monitoring [guide + prompt]
#45: My custom GPT that helps you draft better briefs for o1 [tool]
#46: Stupid simple way to make and share apps with o3-mini [guide]
#47: Cross-check your work against multiple sources with NotebookLM [guide]
#49: Easily find relevant Why Try AI guides with my custom GPT [tool]
#50: My live Q&A showcasing AI tools and workflows [video workshop]
#51: Four fun Midjourney style references (Vol. 5) [reference]
#52: Tap into real-time local news in other countries and languages [guide]
#53: Create killer logos with my âLogo Prompterâ GPT [tool]
#54: 90+ use cases for GPT-4o image generation (swipe file) [reference]
#55: Interactive page to compare 15 AI video models [reference]
#56: 45+ practical use cases for o3 (swipe file) [reference]
#57: Proxy & Genspark Super Agentâlive Q&A [video workshop]
#59: Find the best AI model for a given task (custom Gemini Gem) [tool]
#60: 40+ use cases for Claude 4 (swipe file) [reference]
#61: Interactive page to compare 23 AI image models [reference]
#62: Talk to the entire Why Try AI archive via NotebookLM [tool]
#63: Fix your bloated image prompts with âImage Prompt Cleanerâ [tool]
#64: Apply the right framework to your task with my custom GPT [tool]
#65: Create better prompts with my âSmart Prompt Makerâ [tool]
#66: Get copy-ready Midjourney prompts with my Claude Artifact [tool]
#67: Test drive GPT-5âs capabilities with âGPT-5 Explorerâ [tool]
#68: Turn any image into a copy-ready prompt with my custom GPT [tool]
#69: How to improve any recorded workflow using Gemini [guide]
#70: 72 use cases for Nano Banana (swipe file) [reference]