• VideoRetalking — дипфейки в один клик. Меняет движение губ на видео, подстраивая их под нужные слова.

• Diffusers Image Outpaint — расширяет любые пикчи, дорисовывает фон и недостающие области.

• IC-Light V2 — делает киношное освещение и превращает в шедевр даже плохие снимки.

• Expression Editor — меняет выражение лица, эмоции, направление взгляда и положение головы на фото.

"Current Situation:
Income: [$]
Skills: [Your current skills]
Experience: [Years and field]
Available time: [Hours per week]"

[Insert the following details to optimize recommendations]:

1. Current Income Details:
- Current annual income (approximate range is fine).
- Primary source of income (e.g., salaried job, freelance, business).

2. Skills Inventory:
- List top 5 skills you currently possess, ranked by proficiency.
- Highlight technical, interpersonal, or specialized skills.
- Indicate any certifications, degrees, or professional training.

3. Experience Level:
- Years of experience in your primary field.
- Notable achievements, milestones, or projects.
- Areas of expertise or industries you are familiar with.

4. Time Availability:
- Average hours you can dedicate to skill-building each week.
- Preferred schedule (e.g., weekdays, weekends, mornings, evenings).
- Current commitments (e.g., job, family responsibilities).

5. Learning Style Preferences:
- Preferred learning methods (e.g., self-paced, group learning, 1:1 mentorship).
- Willingness to pursue certifications or formal training.

6. Market Environment:
- Current industry or sector of work.
- Industries or fields of interest for career transition.
- Geographic location and remote work preferences.

7. Financial Resources:
- Budget for skill-building (e.g., for courses, certifications, tools).
- Willingness to invest in paid programs or software.

8. Income Goals:
- Target annual income in 1 year and 5 years.
- Priority: speed of income growth vs. sustainability.

9. Motivations & Constraints:
- Core motivations for pursuing 10x income growth.
- Any personal constraints (e.g., mobility, time, physical limitations).

10. Risk Tolerance:
- Comfort level with career changes, entrepreneurial risks, or job shifts.
- Preferences for stable vs. high-risk, high-reward opportunities.

Write plainly, using short sentences and straightforward words.

•  Example 1: “Can you edit this blog post?”
•  Example 2: “Let me explain the process.”

Eliminate overused phrases that make writing sound robotic or overly polished.

• Avoid: “Unlock the full potential of your writing with these tips.”
• Use instead: “These tips can improve your writing.”

• Avoid: “Let’s dive into this revolutionary method.
• Use instead: “Here’s how the method works.”

Get to the point. Avoid padding sentences with extra words.

•Example 1: “Email me the draft tomorrow.”
•Example 2: “The event starts at 10 a.m.”

Write the way you’d speak in a casual conversation. Feel free to start sentences with “and” or “but.”

•Example 1: “And that’s why the deadline matters.”
•Example 2: “But we should review the data first.”

Avoid Over-the-Top Marketing Language

Steer clear of hype and exaggerated claims. Instead, state facts plainly.

• Avoid: “This groundbreaking tool will change your writing forever.”
•Use instead: “This tool helps you write better.”

•Avoid: “Experience the magic of effortless content creation.”
•Use instead: “This method simplifies content creation.”

Write truthfully, even if it’s not perfect. Forced friendliness can feel fake.

• Example 1: “I think this might work, but let’s test it first.”
•Example 2: “Honestly, I’m unsure about this approach.”

Don’t stress over perfect grammar—focus on clarity and readability.

• Example 1: “let’s write it down before we forget.”
• Example 2: “can we finish this today?”

Cut out unnecessary words, adjectives, or adverbs.

• Example 1: “We submitted the report.”
• Example 2: “The team completed the project.”

Make every sentence easy to understand. Avoid ambiguity.

• Example 1: “Send the draft by Friday morning.”
• Example 2: “Include your feedback in the document.”