Here is the resource i was watching. It might be helpful to someone.

vimeo.com/1122039689?...

So here’s my new rule before clicking any AI-suggested link:

💡 Take 10 seconds to check if it’s safe first.

A few free tools that help 👇
🔗 urlscan.io
🔗 www.virustotal.com
🔗 www.phishtank.com/
🔗 scanurl.me/

Next time ChatGPT suggests a source, remember:
Not every helpful link is a harmless one.

#AI #ChatGPT #CyberSafety #Phishing #OnlineSafety

AI can make our research faster.
But our safety still depends on us.

If something feels “too legit,” pause before you click.

Stay curious. But stay cautious. ❤️

It hit me hard:
AI doesn’t make us immune to scams.
It just makes scams smarter. 🤯

We trust what looks professional, and scammers know it.

Here’s what I didn’t know back then 👇

1️⃣ Not every link ChatGPT shares is verified or safe.
2️⃣ Some can be outdated, broken, or fake.
3️⃣ Scammers can create look-alike URLs that mimic real ones.

And that’s terrifying if you’re not a techie (like me).

A few days ago, I watched a video from OpenAI Academy called “Using ChatGPT to Spot Scams.”

Halfway through, I froze.

Because I realized how often I research topics on ChatGPT…
…and how I casually click on the sources it suggests.

No hesitation. Just, click.

I hope you've found this thread helpful.

Follow me @mulunzuki for more.

If this thread hit home, share it with someone who's building solo.

Or save it for when you need a reminder:

⇀ You don’t need a team to start showing up like a brand.
⇀ You just need a system.

🧵✨

Visual branding doesn’t have to be perfect.

It just needs to be present.

Start messy. Stay visible. Tweak as you grow.

Hope this helps someone who's been holding back 💛

Pro tip:

Use Canva. It’s free, flexible, and you can save your whole brand kit in minutes.

No design degree needed. Just a decision to show up.

Once you get your starter kit:
→ Save your colors
→ Save your fonts
→ Reuse layouts

Don’t start from scratch every time.

Stuck on where to start?

Try this prompt in ChatGPT (or your tool of choice):

↳ Based on my LinkedIn bio, suggest a font pairing, a 3-color palette, and 2 layout ideas I can use for my LinkedIn posts. Make sure the choices reflect my niche, tone, and values.

Start here:

► 1 headline font + 1 body font
► 1 primary color + 2 accents
► 2 simple layout styles

Your identity lies in being clear and consistent.

Here’s the good news:
Your LinkedIn bio (or X bio) already has everything you need to shape your visual identity.

It tells us:

⇀ Your tone
⇀ Your niche
⇀ Your values
⇀ Your goals

That’s enough to begin.

If you’re building your brand online, especially on LinkedIn or X, design details can feel like a trap.

You want to show up...
But you don’t want to look sloppy.
So you overthink.

Then you don’t post at all.

I’ve met so many brilliant people who don’t post because they say:

— “My stuff doesn’t look professional”
— “The colors feel off”
— “I don’t know what font to use”
— “I don’t have a team or agency to do it for me”

Sound familiar?