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12/31/2025

12/30/2025

How to use AI to save time in a book store.

12/26/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from Future Ready Platform 🎄

This Christmas, we’re grateful for a community that believes in learning, growth, and preparing for what’s next. May the season bring you joy, clarity, and renewed energy to build a future you’re proud of. Here’s to new skills, new opportunities, and a Future Ready year ahead. ✨

12/15/2025

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has shared a bold view about the years ahead, saying that the period from 2025 to 2030 may be the last major chance for everyday people to build real wealth through technology. He explained that AI is moving so quickly that early adopters, creators, and small businesses still have room to grow alongside the wave, but that window will not stay open for long.

Huang believes this moment is unique because powerful tools are finally reaching regular users. People can now access AI models, build products from home, and use cheap computing resources that once belonged only to large companies. This gives individuals a rare chance to start projects, invest in skills, and enter new industries before they become crowded.

He also noted that once AI becomes fully mature, the biggest gains will shift toward large corporations that own the infrastructure, chips, and global networks. At that point, everyday participation may become harder, since the market will be controlled by systems too costly for small groups to compete with. Right now, however, the field is still wide open.

Another key factor is speed. Technologies that once took decades to spread now change in months. Huang says this rapid growth rewards people who learn AI tools early, explore new jobs, or create small businesses around automation, data, and digital services. Skill-building today could decide long-term income.

For Huang, the message is clear: this is a rare moment where regular people can still benefit from a major technological shift before it becomes fully industrialized.

12/15/2025

Link to Mckinsey's report

https://www.mckinsey.com/capabilities/people-and-organizational-performance/our-insights/we-are-all-techies-now-digital-skill-building-for-the-future

12/14/2025

11/17/2025

Hot Tip:
GPT has memory — and you can use it to save time on repetitive or complex tasks.
Just give it a detailed set of instructions once, and then tell it to remember them for when you say a specific phrase — like “XYZ.” It’ll instantly know what to do next time.

For example:
You could say, “GPT, remember that when I say ‘Email mode,’ you should write a professional email in my tone.”
Then, any time you type “Email mode”, GPT will automatically do exactly that — no need to re-explain your style or preferences.

11/15/2025

Are you a small business owner near Oshawa? Then this free workshop is for you. Learn how to make simple flyers and videos in this 2 hour workshop. Register today at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/future-ready-ai-tools-for-marketing-and-content-creation-tickets-1883300445329?aff=oddtdtcreator

11/09/2025

This video was created using AI tools and traditional video editing. If you're interested in learning how, join us at our first workshop in Oshawa. It's free to attend!
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/future-ready-ai-tools-for-marketing-and-content-creation-tickets-1883300445329?aff=oddtdtcreator

11/09/2025

This video was created using AI tools and traditional video editing. If you're interested in learning how, join us at our first workshop in Oshawa. It's free to attend!
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/future-ready-ai-tools-for-marketing-and-content-creation-tickets-1883300445329?aff=oddtdtcreator

11/07/2025

Even if you’re already using ChatGPT, it’s still worth taking an online course in Prompt Engineering. You’ll quickly see that the more detail and precision you put into your prompts, the better your results will be.

Anyone can write a prompt, but the real advantage belongs to those who can do it effectively — and that’s where strong English writing skills make all the difference.

In fact, good writing skills today can even help you build simple, customized software to suit your own needs.
The question is — are you ready to learn?

And no I am not building a course on Prompt Engineering. Just go to Youtube and pick a course. This post is an advice not a sales pitch. :D