EP 539 The 18-Minute AI Crash Course Every Parent Entrepreneur Needs: Master AI for Online Entrepreneurship

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Picture this.

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It's 10:47 PM the kids are finally asleep.

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You have exactly 18 minutes before
you pass out from exhaustion from

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your day at your nine to five.

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And in those 18 minutes, you could
either pick up your phone and start

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scrolling through social media
and start feeling guilty about

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not working on your escape plan.

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Or you could learn the open AI powered
skills that will literally change

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your family's financial future.

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Forever and at the same time,
create a passive income stream that

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your family desires and deserves.

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Most parents, most parents are out
there thinking that they are way behind

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the AI eight ball, but they're wrong.

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You are wrong, dead, wrong.

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In 2026, I'm about to prove
it to you by using the latest

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GPT-4 and five strategies.

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What is up?

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What is up?

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What the hell is up?

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My dark horse, friends and family?

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Welcome back to another episode of the
Dark Horse Entrepreneur AI Escape Plan.

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Will we break free from the grind,
share some AI power tips and side

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hustle strategies and support my
amazing parents out there that are.

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Chasing freedom, like the modern
day trailblazers that they are.

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And if you know someone that is dreaming
of ditching the grind and they still

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make time for bedtime stories and
dinner times and play dates, please go

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ahead and forward this episode to them.

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Okay, so we're gonna give you the 18
minute AI crash course that every parent

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entrepreneur needs, and this is gonna
be like your roadmap from AI overwhelm.

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AI mastery in less time than it takes
probably to put your kids to bed.

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And in today's episode we're
gonna talk about three things.

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One, the brutal truth about why you are
not actually behind when it comes to

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ai and why believing you are is costing
you thousands in potential income.

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Number two, we're gonna give you
the four part prompting formula

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that turns AI from frustrating.

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Into profitable.

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And that is the same framework
that's helped one founder fix

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three weeks of failed marketing.

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And they did it in about 12 seconds.

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And lastly, number three, I'm
gonna give you the master prompt

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strategy that makes AI your personal
assistant instead of just being a

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stranger giving you generic garbage.

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Okay, so here's something I think that's
gonna piss off just about every AI guru

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that's out there on their internet.

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You my friends.

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Are not behind when it comes to ai.

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I don't care if you've never,
ever used chat, GPT Gemini or

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any of the other tools out there.

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I don't care if you think LLMs large
language models are some mystical

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technology and that only those 22-year-old
tech brews will ever understand.

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The truth is this.

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90% of people using AI right now.

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Are still doing it wrong.

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Yeah, they're getting mediocre results and
they're still wondering why AI isn't the

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game changer that everyone has promised.

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But you No, no, no.

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You are gonna be different.

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You my friend, because you're
listening to us right now.

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You are about to leapfrog
way out in front.

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In front of all of them.

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Let me, lemme tell you about a mom
from Denver that I, I'm aware of.

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She's got two kids, both under eight
and she works a, as a full-time project

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manager at a mid-size tech company.

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It sound familiar, right?

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You might, you might fit this mold,
maybe it's not a tech company.

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Maybe you work for some other
company and she was convinced.

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She had missed the AI boat, Tracy.

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She told me, I see all these people making
money with AI and now they're achieving

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better work life balance than I have.

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And every time I try chat GBT, it
gives me these long, boring walls

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of text that sound like they were
written by a robot having a bad day.

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You know what I'm talking about?

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Right?

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You've probably gotten
some of those results.

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I know.

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I used to, and I asked her to show me her
prompts and here's what she was typing.

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She was typing things like,
write me a marketing email.

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That's it.

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Four words.

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And she expected magic to happen because
she'd heard all the amazing things that

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are happening out there just like you.

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Right?

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So I sat down with her for
about 18 minutes or so.

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It's about the same amount of time
you're investing with me today.

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Maybe a little longer, maybe
a little shorter, right?

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And I taught her what
I'm about to teach you.

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And in 12 seconds of using the
framework, we're about to share.

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She had a marketing email that converted
23% of her list into paying customers.

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Her old emails.

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Yeah, they were getting
a 2% conversion rate.

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Yeah, 2%, the 23% big ass jump.

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Very exciting.

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Okay.

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The difference wasn't the ai,
let's, let's be honest here.

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The difference was understanding
how to program it, and it's

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really not programming by some
people's standards, let's say.

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The difference is understanding
how to talk to it.

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It's like having a super
awesome tool in your tool belt.

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Maybe you have this amazing, I don't know,
power tool, and it's this drill that does

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all these amazing things and you keep
just carrying it around and maybe you use

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the base of it to hammer a nail in, well,
why isn't this thing doing all these?

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Why isn't my house amazing?

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Why don't I have this
perfectly set up wall?

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Well, because you don't know how
to use the tool yet, and that's

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really what it boils down to.

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So let me give you the Parent
Entrepreneur's AI Mastery Framework.

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So in this part, we're
gonna get a little tactical.

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I'm gonna give you the exact framework
that's that transformed that mom

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from ai, confused to ai confident.

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Okay?

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And here's this beautiful part.

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This works whether you have five
minutes during a lunch break or 35

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minutes after the kids go to bed.

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The first thing you want to
do is you're gonna wanna pick

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your AI tool and stick with it.

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This one is super important.

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You've probably heard me
say this a couple of times.

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If you've listened more to
than a couple of episodes here,

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you need to stop tool hopping.

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I see parents and entrepreneurs
out there jumping between chat, GPT

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and Claude and Gemini, like they're
shopping for the perfect pair of jeans.

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Stop it.

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Here's the truth.

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Masters go deep long before they go wide.

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And for my parent entrepreneurs, I
recommend starting with chat, GPT.

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Why?

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You may ask Tracy, I hear Claude is better
at this and Gemini is better at that.

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But I'm gonna say start with chat GPT,
because it has the most integrations,

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it has the biggest community, and
frankly, it's about the most forgiving

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when you're in the learning stages.

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Think about.

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Think about it like this.

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Think about it like you
are learning an instrument.

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You won't want to try mastering piano and
guitar and drums all at the same time.

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No.

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Well, of course I wouldn't, Tracy.

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That sounds stupid.

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Well, then why are you trying
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and Claude all at the same time?

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Pick one AI tool and
commit to it for 30 days.

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That's it.

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Give it 30 days to really dive into it and
see all the nuances inside whatever tool

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you pick, and then watch what happens.

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Okay.

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Step number two.

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This is a four-part prompting
formula that changes everything.

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And this is where that mom's world
changed, the one I was talking

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about earlier in this episode.

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And it's where your world
is gonna change too.

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Every prompt that you write from
now on needs to have four elements.

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Okay.

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You need to have a role.

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You need to tell AI what to be,
who to be, whichever you wanna say.

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Don't say, write an email, say act
like a world class email marketing

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expert who specializes in converting
busy parents into customers.

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Now, mind you.

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Sometimes, most times I don't say,
act like I say, put on your world

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class email marketing expert hat,
which is telling it the same thing.

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Who specializes in then?

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Then you're telling it
what you want it to do.

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In this case, it's converting busy parents
into customers who obviously you wanna

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put what you want it to do for your
email and who your core audience is.

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Then the next piece is context.

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You wanna give it some background, maybe
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share some of your customer testimonials,
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either in a document or by URLs.

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However you wanna share this information,
the more context that you give it.

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The better the output's gonna be.

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It's, it's gonna go, I, it's
like training an employee.

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If I just say, go write me an email.

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Well, they can do that.

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However, when you start giving them the
specific directions, what kind of email?

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What's a marketing email?

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Okay, what kind of marketing email.

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Lemme give you some context.

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There it is.

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Okay.

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And then next you wanna
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You wanna be specific here
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Remember these LLMs have a
whole world of information.

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And I mean that literally,
not just figuratively.

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So when you say, write me an uh,
marketing email, that's garbage.

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Because it did.

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That's exactly what it did for you.

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It will, it will produce
a marketing email.

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But if you say, write me a 150
word email that creates urgency

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around my productivity course
that's designed for working moms.

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Whoa.

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Now you're gonna get a completely
different set of outputs.

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You feel me?

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Okay.

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So you're gonna give it
a very direct command.

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It already has context.

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'cause you gave out all the
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Let's talk formats.

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'cause you wanna tell it what
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Do you want it to be bullet points?

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Do you want it to be a table format?

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Do you want it to be ready
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You want to be very explicit.

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And in the last, last example I just
gave here, you heard me say, I want

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you to give me a 150 word email.

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Well, that's very explicit, and
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context inside of all those things.

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Here's the before, I'm
gonna use the same example.

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Write me a marketing email.

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Not good.

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That's not what we want.

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Here's the after when you use all
the rules I gave you, which is

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role context, command and format.

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Act like a world class email
marketing expert specializing

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in busy parent audiences.

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Here's my previous email that converted.

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Well, there's the context.

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Okay?

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And you can attach that.

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Write me a 150 word email that creates
urgency around my time management

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course for my working moms out there
focusing on the fear of missing

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their kids' milestones due to work
overwhelm and format it as a ready to

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send email, including a subject line.

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See?

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Same ai, right?

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I'm gonna be using the same tool, but I
will get completely different results.

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Let's move on to step three
and step three is mastering the

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pull versus the push technique.

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Most people are out there
using AI the hard way.

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They do 80% of the work and then
they let AI finish that last 20%

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that get them across the goal lane.

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That's push prompting.

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Okay.

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Which, you know, hey, it, it does
work because what you're doing

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is you're pushing your ideas.

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Onto ai, and then AI is going, oh, okay,
well then I can finish that for you.

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No problem.

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Poll prompting.

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I think that's where the real
magic is, that real sauce.

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That's where that real
magic starts to happen.

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You give AI an outcome that
you want and then you have it.

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Figure out how in the
hell to get you there.

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So instead of, here's my outline,
write my blog post, try this.

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I need a blog post that
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Email subscribers for my
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Ask me all the questions you need
to ask to create this for me.

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Then give it back to me in
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Boom, press enter, watch the magic happen.

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Then answer the questions using
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with your laptop or a computer.

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However you're doing it because
you're busy and typing is slow, right?

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Okay.

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And watch AI do all the heavy lifting
while you focus on strategy, while you

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focus on the relationships, those human
factors that AI can't quite do yet.

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Okay.

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Now that brings us to step number four.

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Create your master prompt.

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This is a secret weapon that separates AI
amateurs from those AI masters out there.

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A master prompt is like giving
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and here's how you create yours.

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Okay.

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I want you to lean into me if you're not,
if you're, you know, listening to this

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while you're doing other things right
now, obviously if you're driving, keep

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your focus on the road, but maybe turn
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here from, you know, seven to eight.

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But if you're doing other things like
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you to lean in and listen to me here.

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Here's what you're gonna say to ai.

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I want to create a master
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And because you're here,
listen to this podcast.

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I'm gonna say your role as a parent
entrepreneur building digital

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products and online courses.

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Ask me all the questions you
need to create it for me.

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Okay.

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And it'll ask you about your
business, about your audience, about

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your goals, about your constraints.

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Hello, you got limited time.

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You're a mom or you're a dad, right?

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It'll ask you about, uh, your voice.

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How do you present things?

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Are you opening, giving?

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Are you reserved?

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Right?

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Are conservative, are
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Are you crazy and zany?

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And they'll ask you about
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It'll keep asking you things
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Answer again, using voice to text a
lot easier, and then save the result

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that you get in A PDF or a A Google
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Now, every time you start a
new AI conversation, upload

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that master prompt first.

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Suddenly AI knows.

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You are not just someone
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It knows that you are Jessica, you're
the project manager mom with two kids.

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It knows that you're building a
productivity course for working

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parents, and it knows that you only
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That causes the AI to give you outputs
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To your situation, and here's
the a little bonus step for you.

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I don't even have this in my
notes here as you move along.

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You can update that document
to say, here's where I am now,

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and you keep modifying it and
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it will follow you on your journey.

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Okay, look, no joke, I could
keep going on for hours about AI

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techniques from beginner to advance,
but here's what I know about you.

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You don't have hours, the hours
and hours that I could go on.

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You have minutes, you're probably
listening to me while you're in

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between tasks, maybe you're on your
way to work, and those precious

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minutes are stolen between work
deadlines and bedtime stories.

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And that's exactly why I created
the AI Escape Plan Newsletter.

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Every week we're gonna send you
one AI strategies that you can

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implement in under about 20 minutes.

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Sometimes they go a little longer, but you
can still, I still try to make it so you

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can break it down into 20 minute buckets.

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No fluff, no theory, just practical.

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Parent tested tactics that turn
AI into your most profitable

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and most helpful team member.

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And here's a bonus,
what we're about to do.

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The AI newsletter now has been giving
lots of great ideas, lots of great

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ideas, and I have at the bottom
of every AI newsletter, I always

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put, what do you think of this one?

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I haven't gotten anything
less than this has been great.

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I give them three options.

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Great.

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Okay.

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Or eh, right.

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I don't like it.

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They've all been great every
time someone's responded,

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and I'm very proud of that.

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But we're about ready to make a change
in how the, uh, newsletter is going out.

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So I'm gonna do two newsletters a
week, and I'm gonna take you on a

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journey from beginning all the way
to the end, and I've got it laid

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out for about two days per week.

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Over the course of the year, we're gonna
make sure you get everything you need

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to go from, I don't know what to do to.

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Look at all the things I've done.

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And these aren't just generic AI tips
that you'll find everywhere else.

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These are strategies designed
specifically for my busy parents

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out there that are ready to break
free from their nine to grind.

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And maybe you don't wanna
leave your nine to grind.

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Maybe you just want to add a little
extra money to the end of the month.

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Each issue gonna deliver some practical
AI power strategies all designed to start,

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grow, and streamline your side hustles.

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Again, all designed to protect your
family time while boosting your income.

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So we're gonna make sure you get
there over the long haul and we're

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gonna give you these cool little
ideas to get you there faster.

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Go over and check out Dark Horse
insider.com for your roadmap

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to more money, more freedom,
and more of what truly matters.

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Okay.

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Let's get back to the episode here.

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Let's talk about why this
matters just beyond the tactics.

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I think there's a bigger picture
here that most people are missing.

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We are living right this very minute
through one of the biggest shifts in how

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work is getting done since, I don't know,
since the, the industrial revolution.

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I seem to say this like every episode, but
that's how deeply I believe in this, and

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it's just like the Industrial Revolution.

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The people who adapt early,
they won't just survive.

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They'll start to thrive.

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But here's what's different.

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This time, this happened with the
internet when it came on board too.

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Okay?

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But here's what's different
about what's happening this time.

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You don't need a factory.

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You don't need a team
of 50 people to compete.

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You need 18 minutes of focused learning
and the courage to start, look.

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Your kids are watching, they're seeing
where their mom or dad is, the type

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of person who adapts and grows, or
are they the type, they just sit there

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at the end of the day, chugging down
the beer, complaining about change

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while they stay stuck and you're
teaching them when you do either one

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of those two things, the parents who
master AI within the next 12 months.

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It's like I talked about in how
we're setting up the newsletter

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in the next 12 months or less.

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We'll build freedom for their
families and they'll build the

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freedom that their families deserve.

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The ones who don't, well, they're
probably gonna spend the next decade

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wondering what could have been.

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Yeah, regret.

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Feel me?

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Now, this isn't, and I don't think
this is just about making money online.

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I think this is a, this is really
a lesson about modeling resilience,

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modeling, adaptability, and
modeling some strategic thinking.

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For the next generation, for those
little boogers that are running around

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your house, bringing you all those
laughter, all that laughter and joy.

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So all that said, here's your
Whiskered wisdom for this week.

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Here's your 18 minute
action plan, AI mastery.

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I don't think it's about understanding all
the technological wws that are out there.

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It's about understanding
how to communicate with it.

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It's like when computers first came out.

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Those that sat down and figured out
how to navigate around the screen and

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type on the, on the keyboard and use
the mouse most effectively, overcame

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the barriers far quicker than those
that didn't, you don't need to it.

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It's like when you buy a car.

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When you drive a car for the first time.

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Let's be honest, you don't need to
understand how the engine works in

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order to sit in a driver's seat and
get yourself to the grocery store.

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No.

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And that doesn't matter whether you
have a, a gas engine or an electric car.

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Those are two different
technologies and you don't need

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to understand either one of them.

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You don't need to understand how
neural networks work in order to make

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AI profitable for your adventure.

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No, the quality of your AI
output will never exceed the

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quality of your AI inputs.

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Master the input, the programming,
and you master your future.

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So.

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Here's your immediate step.

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Here's what I want you to do
right after this episode ends.

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Go ahead and open up chat, GBT, or
whatever AI tool you chose or are gonna

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choose to use for the next three days
and create your first master prompt.

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I already gave you how to do it.

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Don't overthink it.

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Don't wait for the perfect moment.

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Do it now.

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Yeah.

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Go ahead.

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You're listening to me on a
device that you could do that on.

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I'm willing to bet and ask it.

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Help me create a master prompt for
my role as a parent, entrepreneur.

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Ask me the questions you need.

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Go back to the prompt I
gave you earlier, and then.

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Hit enter and answer the questions.

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Heck, you don't even need to hit enter.

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You could just open up chat, TPT,
go into voice mode and speak to it.

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Help me create a master prompt for my
role as a parent, entrepreneur, starting

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a business in, maybe even tell it to
help you brainstorm some ideas, right?

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And, and, and ask me the questions
that you need to know to give me

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the best master prompt possible,
and then answer the questions

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and save the result and use it.

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Tomorrow.

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That's it.

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You don't need to do
it all in one session.

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I'm gonna get my master prompt, I'm
gonna save it, and then tomorrow

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I'm gonna take the next step.

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That single action will put you
ahead of 90% of the AI users

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that are out there still typing.

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Write me a blog post, or
write me a marketing email, or

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create me a social media post.

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And they are still sitting there wondering
why they're getting garbage results.

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Listen, you came into this episode.

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Probably thinking you were behind on ai.

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I want you to leave it with the
complete framework that most AI

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experts don't even know exist.

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There's a handful out there.

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I follow most of them that do know
it exists, which is why I'm sharing

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it with you here in this episode.

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You've got the four
part prompting formula.

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You know the difference between push
and pull techniques so that you can use

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the best one possible and you understand
why master master prompts are game

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changers, but knowledge without action.

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It's really just expensive entertainment,
and I'm not here to entertain you,

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which is why I'm not putting on a dog
and pony show, and I'm not trying to be

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the pretty girl with the low cut shirt.

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I'm just the gray-haired, bearded
dude trying to help you out.

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Your family's freedom is waiting on the
other side of that first master prompt.

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Your escape from the nine
to five grind starts with 18

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minutes of focused AI learning.

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The question isn't whether AI will
change your life because it can.

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The question is whether you'll be
the one controlling that change.

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In the meantime, I'm gonna
leave you as I always do, think

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successfully and take action.