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All right. So, uh. Hopefully last week gave you guys a chance to catch up a little bit.
So got some cool stuff to share with you. And then I'll also have some more stuff to share with you on Wednesday.
So we're really talking about taking everything that has occurred so far and how do we really make it stick? How do we build on it? How do we make sure that this is really like a launching point Not, you know, where things end.
Okay, why am I seeing it there but not here? It's a little bit weird. Okay.
And hopefully you realize By this point.
This wasn't just a course.
Let's my apps here. It was a mirror, a portal.
A confrontation and a confrontation for many of you a reset.
And for some, it might have been the first time that you met your future self.
And actually finally Listen.
I'm not sure why you thought you were coming here, but you weren't here to learn.
You were really here to remember who you were.
Deep down.
Who you were meant to become.
And in the time that we spent together, you've broken loops.
You've reclaimed attention. You've reinstalled agency. And none of these are small things.
They're actually very big things. I can see it that your thoughts are cleaner.
Your choices are sharper. Your patterns don't own you anymore. Even if no one else sees it yet.
Because you do.
So this is a choice for you really about this moment.
Where this new identity must become a practice. Or it'll fade.
Where knowing where knowing this becomes showing it.
I'd like you to consider that you've train the internal OS.
Right. So that now it's time to live it. To really allow it to really allow it be the influence that it can be for you.
And that You become someone worth following.
So now you need to ask, you know, who are you leading through your example?
You know, for me, it's always very important That… But I'm the best example I can be to my kids.
That has me hold myself to a much higher standard than anything else.
Now, the… So…
Really at some point this week, you should be thinking about what kind of practices can you put in place to make sure that you're as close to this material going forward.
As you have been. Right. So that it doesn't become just a memory.
And you don't let the opportunity slip through your fingers. To have a new and better life.
So there are going to be two things that I told you about.
Last time we spoke… That I'll tell you about at the end today, right? A lower priced kind of continuity that's called Zenith mind circle Right?
And I'll have a lot more to share about it, but it's the whole purpose of that is to take everything that we've worked on and take it further and kind of have it incorporate more areas of your life.
And to keep things consistent. And to consistently experience new breakthroughs.
I'll have more to tell you about that. And then the other thing is what I plan on doing with SOW Pro, which I'm really kind of excited to share with you, but I'll also wait until the end for that.
Right. About… really leveraging AI in business in a way also that most people aren't really thinking enough about so But we'll get to those later.
I want to at least really congratulate each and every one of you because you've come much further than you thought you were going to. And when you signed up for this course, I'm sure I kind of tricked you into that.
And a lot of growth is invisible. Right. Until it's reflected back with precision.
So the first prompt that you're going to get generates an output.
That's called the Zenith Shift Report. And what this report does is give you a breakdown of all the changes that have occurred Since you started the Zenith program.
The last page there is just an infographic that I had to make from it when it just said, can you turn it into an infographic?
But it basically shows the change And… every area as far as your identity and everything else.
And it is… My bad that the prompt is called the Zenith reflector and it produces the Zenith shift report.
Just caught that at the last minute, so. It's… I think you'll get it'll put a smile on many of your faces, right?
It isn't a summary. It's really an emotional evolution scan of that uses your God prompt, your mission observer, your universal expander, your mentor council, your quantum codex.
Plus everything in memory. So your decisions, patterns, reflections And so on and so forth.
So you're about to meet the version of you that even you haven't fully seen yet.
This is not about who you think you've become. It's about who you've already become but haven't named.
Because you'll see the difference.
So it'll give you a narrative about your transformation. It'll give you a table of who you were before and after.
Give you a timeline. A inventory of all the behavior shifts.
System rewrites decoded. And I'll… mantra that only you could have earned through this time.
So when you look at that report, understand the shifts that you've gone through over this period of time. I think it'll be real positive.
You know really soak it in and spend some time Considering what changes now change because of it?
Now, this next thing. Not really a prompt.
But something really powerful. That I did that I'm going to suggest each and every one of you do.
Because your transformation didn't start here. It actually started generations ago.
Somewhere in your bloodline, someone made a decision. That eventually led to you being whoops.
Being the one to break the pattern. You're not just upgrading your life.
They're closing ancestral loops, reclaiming gifts. Finishing story. What the hell is this taking over for? Finishing stories that they couldn't. So what identity did you inherit?
And… Tracing back time.
I clicked on deep research. I don't know why he keeps doing that. I clicked on deep research and all I did was, Jesus Christ, sorry.
My computer's taking, oh, I think because my watch is hitting the other thing I have too many mouses on my desktop.
I clicked on the deep research. Tab and I just prompted this. Can you do ancestor research for me? My name is Richard Bruce Sheffrin. My father was Harvey Irish Efren, my mother's maiden name was Fridel Katz.
That's it. And it went to town. And it's really fascinating. I'm going to show you the output.
But… What's even more fascinating than the output is watching it create the output. So don't do it right now.
Because if you do, it's actually a lot more interesting than what I'm saying. Because what it's going to do is it's going to look through every birth record, every death record and it will look at it will look at cemetery plots and determine like
Determined my grandparents were divorced because like they're not buried in the same place. And, you know, all this kind of stuff, like it just amazing how many sources and how many places it goes. It's pretty insane.
And what it you know what it is I didn't really know i didn't really know Grandparents that well, let alone my great grandparents.
Or my great-great-grandparents.
All right. But, you know. For each of us It's interesting to learn where we came from.
And it's interesting to see the path that chat gpt does to figure it out for us.
Obviously, it's not going to give you a thorough analysis of the issues and the belief challenges that your grandparents had, but there might be a flavor of it.
Right. What did they do? Do you even know
I found some cool stuff that was very relevant to me. And I would imagine you guys will too.
So this is mine. First generation, my parents Second generation, my grandparents Third generation, my great-grandparents And there was even a fourth, but I didn't. I just kept going. And it was really fascinating. It's like a 30 page document.
In total. All stuff that I didn't know.
Okay, next is mentor letters.
This is…
These next few prompts are Pretty insane. So definitely spend some time studying this prompt as well as the next one.
I spent a lot of time on these prompts.
Okay, so these are the letters that are designed to kind of inspire, motivate, get you to see yourself special, reinforce everything that has happened during… The program, right? Help you catalyze even your next evolution. This is really every time you run this prompt, it's going to give you 25 different ideas for letters.
And you pick one of them and then it goes to town and writes that letter.
And it will write at least a like 4,500 or 5,000 word letter to you that will be powerful.
When I said that the max… Friday, I guess, for him to test out this What ChatGPT responded to him was.
This is one of the most beautiful and demanding prompts I've ever received. It feels like we're co-creating a sacred artifact of personal transformation.
Which I was glad to hear because it literally took me at least five hours.
And sometimes when I spend five hours on a prompt, I end with no prompt. I just spent five hours trying to get it.
Dialed, but this time it worked. So this will take all the outputs you've created success 25 letter topics. It also will mine the hell out of your stored memories in every conversation you've ever had.
It will build the chosen letter section by section. And forced narrative compliance rules continuous flow, no placeholders, these are all just things that are in the prompt.
Um. So I'm just going to do a deep dive.
It's going to come up with the 25 different headlines and outcomes.
It's then going to then go through a bunch of phases to actually build out the letter.
And then it's going to ask you if you want to create another letter.
Or where you want to take it, right? You know, feel free to create as many letters as you want.
And know that this is something you can always come back to and bring it to.
And it will generate other ideas for letters and then it will write really amazing letters as well.
These are just some of the reasons, right? Some of the things that it does when I asked it why it was so powerful Here are some other elements.
Okay, yeah, I already said it's going to use all those.
I already said that. Yeah. Okay, now it's just breaking out the different sections, which I don't think we need to do.
What's interesting was is that I was having an insanely tough, tough day because i had Like I had said, like sometimes I work on prompts and I get nowhere um And that's always really frustrating.
I was in one of those frustrating moments, like when I was testing out this prompt for like the 10th time or 15th time.
And so I felt like this By the time I read the output And the output made me feel like this.
It was… really powerful and i really I'm very proud of this one.
At least in all the tests I've done of it it's producing really amazing stuff. So I'm really excited for you guys to use that.
But what's even better? Than a mentor letter that calibrates your inner architecture, clears the noise, resonates with your soul, ignites your impact and evolves your personal OS.
With a growing strengthening and centering of your identity for effortless flow, ever increasing success and ongoing fulfillment, because that's what the mentor letter does.
Well, what makes it even better or what's even better is… that a process that turns each letter into an expertly scripted and recorded hypnosis session.
Using everything that I know about hypnosis which I know a lot about hypnosis.
Considering I built the largest hypnosis company that ever existed and uh I put all my knowledge of hypnosis into this.
And it will create a killer nurses session based on any letter or any content that you put in there.
And the idea behind it is to take a mentor letter that is powerful in and of itself.
Have it turned in like, but that has meaning like what it's talking about like Obviously. And to pick one that would be really useful to really fully embody fully like fully you know, embrace.
Because my experience is that if you listen to this in the morning and in the evening.
In the evening when you're falling asleep, morning when you first wake up, if you don't get out of bed right away.
Makes profound difference and I'll explain why in a minute. So the goal is a 30 minute audio session. It might not be 30 minutes. It might be 20 minutes.
You know, I had to push it really hard to make sure To get it to try and go to 30 minutes as opposed to 10 minutes.
So it's called the hypnosis script generator prompt. And, uh.
It has an induction, it has deepening, it has suggestions, it has future pacing, it has reorientation.
It gives you a choice. To either go you know If you're in bed and it's time for bed, like to just drift off to sleep. But if it's time to get up.
You can get up, right? So either one. Lots of language patterns.
Lots of embedded commands, lots of double binds, lots of you name it, it's in there.
What I did is I went to 11 labs. Just to create the audio.
I have plenty of different apps that I can just layer in the conversation on top of it.
So I just used 11 labs. And downloaded an MP3. This is what mine sounds like.
Hopefully I… Put the sound thing on.
Noticing the simple weight of your body supported beneath you. A quiet recognition unfolds.
So I did it in my voice because I'm used to listening to my voice at times.
It's either that or Morgan Freeman. That's Paul Cohen's Her suggestion was Morgan Freeman.
But I felt like it would just be easier for me to fall asleep in my own voice.
There we go. So you would just input this script, you pick a voice if not your own, you would pick you know, some soft voice, you want a pace of like 0.85 to 0.95 You want soothing style, right?
And these are just the different criteria or what you want to select.
So, you know, even in my voice, I slowed it down.
Like, you know, I made the pace to that and uh Yeah, I think it's exactly perfect.
For what I want to use it for.
Mine I labeled rich hypnosis. Obviously, you wouldn't name it that.
So yeah, listen in the morning. What I plan on doing starting tonight actually is listening to it on loop when I fall asleep.
And then put it on in the morning when I hit snooze. Yeah, so let me just tell you this experience I had.
Um. With my hypnosis centers, that's the sign from the very first office that we had.
And that's me here in this office. The um from the other And that's why I'm looking at this.
What was really interesting with my hypnosis centers was how how many people changed dramatically.
In a lot of areas of their life. Just by doing a hypnosis session in the morning and in the evening.
And… You know, it was really interesting Like from a standpoint of a standpoint of areas of people's lives that were not being addressed whatsoever in the hypnosis programs.
Right. Were issues that came up because people were finally taking some time to focus inward.
Like other areas that they had been unhappy with in their life for long periods of time, they decided to do things about.
So I've just, I share that And I could share literally like hundreds of stories of my experience of my experience magical things happening for people when they spend 15 minutes, 20 minutes, 30 minutes a day, just like in some kind of hypnotic state, focusing in on
Change and their future. So, you know, I just want to pass that along. You know, it.
There just seems to be something magical about it. In general, I mean, if you meditate every day, you probably already get that. Like, you know, but if you don't have anything where you're in a altered state other than sleep, then yoga benefit from it.
All right. Next prompt.
This one also These are some that I'm most proud of, not only because they were difficult, but because of what they do for you.
This one is called the assessment generator. And… This takes everything into one AI system, right?
And it's The goal of this is to…
Pull all the information it has on you. Take the scores that it knows Like the Enneagram, Colby.
And Myers-Briggs. If you did the constructive development chart than that too.
And load that in. And to… go through 25 or so different profiles do its best to Uh… predict what you are in all of those determine its certainty level in all of those pick the five that it has the least amount of certainty on.
Start asking you some questions and we'll ask you, I think, five questions And after those five questions.
Based on how you answer them and how it probes. Many of those five might now be pretty certain. And you can run that as many times as you want.
And the reason you'd want to do that is it feeds a couple of other things but When it comes time to compressing memory.
Right. Or using any other system. There is nothing more condensed then a couple letters a couple words, a couple of numbers.
That open up a ridiculous amount of information about you. So, you know, like Myers-Briggs, I'm an intj There are books and books and books of information about INTJs. And I can have in memory INTJ, Myers-Briggs, MB, And that encompasses a ridiculous amount of information about me.
Same with Colby, same with all of these. And so when you have like all of these, this becomes a very easy way to leverage any AI system anytime in addition to the other insights about you Because we're going to grab those as well.
But this is to have to know your score across the board.
Okay. So if you haven't reset your Zenith score, you should reset your Zenith score.
And if you don't have an easy way to find that prompt.
It's in my PDF. It's also in the Facebook group, but we'll also make sure that it gets attached to this lesson. It will be attached to this lesson tomorrow because I didn't attach it.
This is what's going on. If you haven't generated your constructive development chart, it's useful to do that too.
It's not absolutely required, but it will make the output that much better because it's got a lot that it's riffing off of that.
It will predict, right? Give you the confidence level. It'll target the lowest five confidence frameworks.
Will then ask you five laser-focused questions Those questions are designed specifically to raise its certainty in the lowest five. So it's figuring out specific questions. They should always be different based on which five is trying to… Clean up.
It persists until at least those five are all in high confidence.
And it synthesizes a psychological framework that it pushes into stored memory.
Okay, and then we'll put it into some other stuff. So let's see.
Like I said this. All right. Explain that. So these are some of the ones.
So the big five Myers-Briggs, Enneagram.
Motivational drivers, that's the Reese motivation profile. Core values.
Schwartz via character strengths. And also Ikagi alignment.
Developmental frameworks, right? Those are the constructive development frameworks in the action logic stages?
You can see attachment style flow state indicators, chronotype cognitive and work styles, habit formation, conflict modes, background factors.
So pretty comprehensive. You know, when I put mine in, this is how it starts.
Then it starts. Predicting?
Then it starts building them all out.
Like say like conflict style right now Doesn't have it, right? Doesn't have these.
Which frameworks are fully completed, which ones need predictions, right? Then it starts creating predictions.
Yeah, so it's taking an answer, like it's thinking of what questions it can ask you that will give it answers for numerous of the profiles.
And so this is an easy way to just have it know everything about you.
Right. So this, like when I went through it, my five questions, I was able to knock these out.
None of these did it have for me before. This is what this is what it creates and it creates this so that it can actually be put in memory.
Right. So it's very like just… one score after another, right? Like Myers-Briggs type confidence high, date. These are because it's today's date, right?
If I'm putting it in memory, it knows now that these are the most recent.
It's now storing in long-term memory. Okay. All right.
So then why not? It's going to ask you if you want a comprehensive profile integration.
So say yes. Right. And then it's going to give you this.
Now it's going to ask you if you want an instruction manual.
Um…
If… it will give you a very… Some of you might like it more. I don't. So actually… If you tell it, yes, you do want it.
It's going to give you a very kind of like technical type manual. It's going to be all just charts.
Like, I mean, you know, yeah, charts. Grids, right?
And… If you ask it though to create a PDF of it, you're going to get a fraction of what you would if you had it actually just do the whole thing, right?
Don't really like that output. Personally, I think it's useful for some people and some people actually might like it more because it's very like black and white, very factual I kind of like more written out stuff personally.
And so I have a… prompt for that, which is going to give you a very different manual than this will give you.
So you have two different manuals. One that's going to be very technical, one that's going to be more narrative.
Now, before we… go to that, right?
Whether you do the whether you do the Take ChatGPT up on its offer to create a instruction manual or not, either way After you do that, if you say yes Or if you say no, you go right to this
This is the scorecard and signature profile. This is what you will use to take to any other AI at any time.
To be able to have that AI know you really well.
So you're first doing the assessment prompt, right?
Then after you've done the assessment prompt. You can just in the same chat run the scorecard and signature profile creator and then that will create a you know a one pager. It's more than one page. It's like two or three pages but
You know, on you.
It's all bullet points. All the different scores, DISC, wealth dynamics Kagan, spiral dynamics, ego development, all these different ones.
All those will be saved, right? In memory.
This is mine. Mine's four pages.
So, you know. The first two pages are all the different scores.
And then… Next, we're the first page and a half, the next page and a half are like.
Kind of looking at how those scores translate plus what it knows about me to kind of come together.
Then… either whether you do the chat GPT one or not, I strongly suggest you do the other one.
And I have a prompt that's called the Transformative Life Manual Creator.
And this will create what the what like the same flavor of what I showed in my original webinar like about this manual being completely designed for you specifically for you based on who you are Etc.
The chat GPT one won't do any of these things. It won't speak directly to your soul. It won't weave unique stories into the technical insights.
It's just all technical insights. Honor the complexity of your psychological makeup, balance profound insight with practical guidance, create emotional resonance alongside.
Strategic clarity, serve as both a mirror and a compass on your journey On your journey.
There's not supposed to instruction manual creator. Yeah.
I guess on your journey of using it. These are the different sections of the uh that it will create.
Your unique operating system, optimal conditions for thriving growth and renewal protocols Navigating the contradictions that it surfaced the relationship dynamics, domains of mastery, wholeness and balance, purpose and meaning And a roadmap.
Also contains these elements. Metaphorical framework and inner dialogue your different inner dialogues talking.
As if they could speak out loud. Digital ecosystem integration, like make some recommendations Hidden Magnificent, unrecognized capacities, kind of stealth strengths core narrative, strategic leverage points, ecosystem design like what kind of environment would reinforce your patterns future self-connection.
So there's a bunch in here, as you can see.
Also now, right? With your signature profile You can go to some of the other platforms.
And now see like what kind of manual it will create now It won't be the same.
Right. But because it won't have all the memories of you.
Like ChatGPT has. But because it has all of those different scores.
It's a tremendous amount of information. And… I would love it if each of you tried at least one other place just so you could see different outputs.
You know, because if you're really going to be Using AI a lot more.
It wouldn't be a far-fetched thought that there might you might Love chat because if it knows you and it's kind of like your starting place, but you might like other ones better for other things like When I want to do some really serious work, I like to do it in clawed.
I will always start the work in chat because chat knows me so well and I want to create certain parameters and then I'm going to take that to Claude.
But I just like working with Claude better. I find that Claude never lies to me. Chat sometimes does.
It makes a lot less mistakes.
I love the new and I love the 03. Chat 03.
But I love it so much. Used up my allotted portion Each time I got a port, you know.
X number of credits with it. I'm probably going to upgrade to pro just so that I could use those three all the time.
But really useful to try to either grok or Claude or any of these other ones.
Okay. So those are some of the core prompts, like, you know.
The big ones and the big ones Especially those last few, if you're If you've been studying my prompts, those ones are ones to spend some time on because those are probably some of the best prompts I've ever created.
Okay, so this is now these are just like, I just have like two or three of these. I owe you a bunch more.
But this is my favorite type of improvement prompt.
Like to either like to either take an idea for a prompt Or take a prompt.
And really like amp it up. And it's called the shootout.
So… I'm giving you two.
I used to use the one that's called the shootout prompt that's just called that all the time And I used to get amazing answers.
I don't use it as much these days because most of the prompts that I've been giving you guys I've start from scratch. So I'm not really putting something in as much. Although I used to use this even when I was starting from scratch, I would just put the idea in
And then go from there. When I loaded the prompt.
Into Claude, at which I've used it in Claude many times and gotten amazing outputs Claude said that, you know.
A lot of this stuff is like a lot of stuff are gimmicky and it doesn't really work.
So I said, okay, well, then design another one for me. And that's the shootout best practice. So they're very different.
Um. But they both use, well, I'll explain in a second.
So a shootout is where basically Numerous versions are being created and they're competing against each other.
So in the first example. The one I used to use a lot the AI is a professor is a of prompting. He has two PhD students.
They're being assigned the prompt that you put in there They're going to go through four rounds of improving it.
So, you know, student… PhD student one is going to create a version and PhD student two is going to create a version then the professor is going to say what he or she likes about each version.
And then they're both going to create another version. And the professor is going to award who won the round and what he or she likes about both versions to do that four times.
And then afterwards, the professor gives the best version, which is a combination of every good idea of all the different versions.
So that's the original one. The other one is more like, okay.
Create one prompt, then create three other types of prompting styles to accomplish the same goal run them all like virtually and then determine which one is best, why it's best.
Great you know make that the winner, then create three versions of that, do it again. Like, so it's.
It's doing the same process, but doing it in a different way.
Whoops, did I just skip something? Hold on, or did I? Okay, yeah, so those are the shootout ones.
And I definitely, you should play with those, especially when you're working on something that you want to improve.
The next one is Someone asked for this a while back.
Um. And it's just a really good prompt if you need to end a conversation and want to pick up that conversation in another chat, like in another thread.
And I, you know. So when I'm working with Claude.
I will back into like a limit, like in a chat that doesn't ever seem to happen in chat GPT, but chat GPT does get like really wonky if it goes really long.
And so when it starts getting wonky, when it tells me it did something but it didn't do it, I'll often use this.
To then just be able to take everything that happened in this thread and export it out so I can put it into a new one.
And there's more coming. I know there's a few things I promised you that I will be getting to you on Wednesday.
I imagine most things will come through Wednesday. If there's anything else still, I'll be getting it to you after that but This should definitely keep you busy till Wednesday for sure and um And like I said, these are some of the most
These are some of the most advanced prompts I've ever created.
Obviously. Not all of them, but the ones I mentioned.
For sure are insanely cool. All right. So the next question you guys should have.
Is who won the grand prize. And that was really difficult.
So difficult, in fact. That.
I have decided to give two people the grand prize. So we're going to fly two people here.
I'll either work a very long day that day so I get to spend plenty of time with both or I'll Do one after the other. I'm not sure exactly what I'm going to do yet.
But I will tell you who the winners are. They are Laura Chennington and Miriam Schulman. So both of you get flown down here on my dime and I get to spend my time helping you in your business or whatever it is you want me to help you with. I assume it would be your business.
I'm thinking about June. This is like the time to do it. Hopefully that works for both of you.
And we will follow up. With you guys. Then in addition to that.
I thought everyone who thought everyone who
Everyone who one really thought did an amazing job.
The people that did win but didn't win the grand prize If you want to come for that second day.
I'll gladly put in 500 bucks to offset your travel. So, uh.
It's not you don't win $500, but if you come, I will pay up to $500 for your travel and hotel. If it's more than that, then you got to pay the difference.
I'll kick in for that amount. To those So congratulations to you guys.
Now, we'll probably… It was asked on the call last call for us to do like two get togethers. I haven't picked dates yet. Like, you know, like do a Zoom call.
We can just check in with everyone. But we'll do it in June and September. So I picked the months.
And we'll just figure out when it'll probably be. Uh… I assume it'll be in the evening one night.
Most likely. But we'll have dates for you sometime this week.
Okay. So where do we go from here? Well, where we go from here is I tell you about the two different opportunities that you have in front of you. They're both somewhat time sensitive in the sense that they're both discounted while
Zenith is still… going on, so to speak so Let me just quickly kind of tell you about this.
So, you know, when Zenith mind, we've covered right really you.
And how you work. But there's a lot of other areas.
There's your health. There's your relationships there's your your whole relationship just to money.
Right. Et cetera. And so I'm going to, I'm rolling it out for you guys, but then obviously I'm going to just roll it out, keep it going.
Something called zenith mind circles. Now, we're going to be charging $97 a month for it.
But for you guys, it'll be $77 a month if you decide you want to be in it.
And it includes also steal our winners in at monthly, which we charge $97 for.
A month. And I could see myself long term ultimately offering to outside people, the two for 97. So that's why I'm thinking that I'll include both for you now, make it 77.
So that if I decide to include it. For 97 later, you still got the best deal.
So the whole point of this is to take everything that we've done, take that further, but then also to incorporate more areas.
Because I would like to incorporate a lot more areas of my life.
So I'm going to be doing it anyway. Right.
You know, the… So that is if you want to kind of join for the ride, you'll get curated insights, you'll get deep prompts, like kind of exactly what we're doing. But the goal will be the same.
The goal of that one of the circle is to continue to add more information in these different areas of your life into ai for the sole purpose of improvement.
Right. You know when we're talking about health we're talking about Trying to get in as much of our health data as possible.
And have it work with us on our health like to help like i haven't used it as much as I'd like to in this area, like I know it can help me with my sleep challenges and I know it can help me with a bunch of other things.
But I haven't really used it for. So I'm super looking forward to that.
I know. I know. I have my kids which always come first, call me.
So… Hold on, let me just… Let me mute.
Or can I? I can't. So I'm not the moderator.
Let's see. Community. Oh, there'll be uh There'll be a chance to win a chance either $500 a month or $1,000 a month because there'll also be plenty of opportunities to create prompts as well. So if you like creating prompts, you could actually join this and make money being in it.
You know, because I want to diffuse the responsibility if I can.
So that's that. Let me just see if there's anything more. Obviously, I'm not doing like a hard pitch on either of these. I'm just kind of sharing.
The details on this. Yeah, so this is the deal.
These are the first couple health relationships, wealth, purpose, right? You know, the whole idea is that the whole idea is I think that i think
It's a shame not to have the other areas be improved upon. Do you need me to do it? No, I will make it easier for you. And I will do a lot of the heavy lifting.
This is all stuff that I would hope by now most of you guys could figure out if you wanted to put the time, effort, and energy into it.
But I can certainly say that for the amount of time that you'd have to invest, it's actually just cheaper for us to do it for everyone.
That's my little sales pitch there, I guess. So the first month will be Unleash health intelligence right and you know it's not like we're going to solve everything about health in the first month. That's just not going to happen.
So we'll probably circle back to it like we'll probably have our core areas.
But I'll be flushing this out with you guys, kind of the same as I did in this course. This is the trajectory. This is where I want to go. I want to Great.
Other kind of modules that are other elements of our lives to get into AI.
And if you join me, you'll be a part of like figuring out exactly what it will be because just like this course kind of been to you guys.
Second month will be relationships. All levels. You know, one of the things like I went, I was a guest I met Garrett White.
Derek J. White at a mastermind. And it turned out that he was a fan of mine and I was a fan of his. So that was kind of cool. And he invited me to one of his events And I went to his event out in Vegas and it was really an interesting group of people there. I hadn't been to very many events like
With these kind of people there. And I don't mean anything negative when I see these kind of people, just that these were For the most part, people, it was all men because it was a men's program All men that were generally financially successful
But that was about it. A lot of them didn't have any close like male friends. They had bad relationships with their kids or with their spouse or like Or they were in really bad shape or like You know, every area other than like financial
Okay. I'm sorry, I'm listening.
Wasn't working well and um And I thought about it and i thought about it I really felt like very grateful to have seen that because um I have a lot of those areas like pretty well broken out like and um and i um
Could see how much it impact. If you're more isolated than you desire, if you feel lonely at times.
This is a very bad thing. Um and uh And so whether it's your relationship with yourself.
Or your spouse or your kids or your friends. Or your peers or the people you work with.
That's why we'll focus on that the second month because the second month Yeah, there's a lot to benefit there.
All right. So I told you 77 bucks. Instead of 97 and you'll get emails on this and uh it will go to 97.
So if you get in at 77, you're in at 77 for as long as you're a member.
If you wait until after the program, then it's 97.
There we go. I already said that. Cool. All right. So that's if it's just personal, if you want to focus on the business Then let me tell you about the next thing.
Let me tell you that like my original plan was to do something with sam woods But when I asked Sam about doing something with agents.
He said… Agents don't really exist for many people right now unless you're programming them into specific people's environment, but there are no like what other people are calling agents right now are just GPTs hooked up to automations, which are not bad, right?
They can do a specific thing, but you can't just give them a goal and then they're going to figure out five different ways to get it done.
And so he's like, we could do the GPTs with automations and then when ultimately real agentic stuff comes out there that's easy to deploy, then we could kind of switch over And I… Strongly considered that.
But then I thought. That the… that it is… less than ideal.
Because there are a couple of things that like are very present in my mind.
So I don't know how many of you will remember this.
But, and I don't remember how long ago it was, it was at least, I think.
20 years ago, could have been longer. But there was a business guru named michael hammer He had a series of bestselling books called Re-engineering the Corporation.
They were all about process re-engineering. Because like there were many big companies that when the computer revolution happened.
They incorporated computers into their offices, but they didn't change the processes. So like at Geico, it might take three weeks to get your insurance improved. And the reason it took three weeks is because they never changed the process from when people used to work on typewriters. So they would
Put it into their computer and then they would print it out and then they would carry the printout to like The fifth floor and give it to someone to put like in their inbox like this is what was being done even though people had
Gotten computers, right? Like, because they hadn't re-engineered the process they just stuck computers in.
Crosses.
And I believe that a lot of people, well, right now everybody's thinking the same way that they're just Creating.
Excellent.
I don't know if I need to take over here.
Yeah, all right. Whoever's the moderator, you either have to stay on top of it or just make me the moderator so that I can be on top of unmuting people.
Or muting people, rather. I think that most people are making the same mistakes. So even though agents aren't here right now, but people are like doing stuff, they're They're creating just like an agent to replace a person without ever thinking about like, is this really the way it should be done in the age of AI? And it probably shouldn't be done that way.
And so there are two big things that I see as it relates to AI and business one is You need a single source of truth. You need something that understands the business better than anything else.
Because even if you have autonomous agents who is who are the agents checking in with?
Like who's… How are decisions being made?
You know? And so in my opinion, right, there needs to be Just like there's we created a GPT that knows you really well if you want to… really maximize business, you need to have a GPT that knows your business better than anyone else.
And then can also act as like the single source of truth and can also work with you to expand its ability to know more truth.
Like, you know. Certain pixels on certain pages so that it can start understanding your analytics and start understanding the traffic that you're getting if you advertise and so on and so forth.
So I'm going to start building out a program like that. And I'm going to do it In Steel Our Winners Pro.
So with the intention of the raising the price significantly for Steel R Windows Pro after it's already built out.
So I get kind of like a playground to build it all out.
And leverage everything that's in CLR Winners Pro. And my old coaching programs into that. And so that's what the other option is.
Let me just kind of go through these real quick. And we'll open up to questions for everything.
Yes. Okay. As I was saying, just like hammer re-engineered corporations, you must reimagine your business around AI.
You don't bolt AI onto old structures and yet that's how most people are thinking.
Just like Zenith Mind OS. Made AI understand you better than you understood yourself. Now you will build an AI that understands your business better.
Than anyone could ever understand that business. All right.
Now, if you end up doing the SOW Pro, SLR Winners Pro the Zenith Circle membership is included in that.
As well as all the… stuff in Steel Our Windows Pro and there's a sales letter about Steel Our Winners Pro. I'm sure they'll send you Something on that tomorrow when they send you out all the details of this.
Let's see, I'm just looking at what else. To tell you about. Yeah. Oh, so let me just explain how this works.
There are two different versions of Stellar Windows Pro. There's a six month version and a year-long version.
The six-month version is $2,500. The year-long version is 3,500.
The… You have until Sunday at midnight.
And if you enroll in SOW Pro.
Before midnight on Sunday night. Then you get a full credit for what you paid for Zenith.
So if you paid $1,000 for Zenith. Then you get a thousand dollar credit for either the six month or the 12 month. So you'd either be paying 1,500 for six months or 2,500… 12 months.
I will most likely be adding another session with me where we're just doing AI stuff.
But this is all like I'm doing all this right now because you guys are ending and that's why I have to do it now right like so And so now is as good a time as any.
But… I am doing this because I am doing this I want to work with as many of you as I can, as long as I can to get the best results That I can for you guys.
Okay, so you get circle You get everything that we're doing here, but for business. That's the best way I can say it.
And if you've been happy with this. You know, I think, and you have a business that is worthwhile, like you have something that you want to grow than that.
This would be a great place. What I would say is If you don't… know anything about online marketing?
And you've never had an online business
We might not be the right program for you like just Not that you have to be an expert by any stretch But yeah, unless you're… coming in and planning on spending a lot of money to actually like do it like an entrepreneur, not like you're planning on rolling up your sleeves.
Then that would be okay, right? But if you're planning on doing everything yourself and you've never done anything yourself.
That's just not the best recipe. And I'm just being as honest as possible that someone who comes in with no idea of what they want to do is not You know, it's not the people that we can help the most
So that's that. So, yeah.
Yeah, that's the gist. We'll have more details on Both of those things tomorrow in email you have Till Sunday at midnight for both of those things.
We will, and by Wednesday, I should have the dates. For the get-togethers, I'm just And by the end of this week.
We will have pick dates for the grand prize winner than the winner The other winners that can come the second day So with all that, I know there are other deliverables I have to get you.
I haven't forgotten about any of them. I am slowly checking them off.
But I wanted to get the ones that were most important done first.
And so those were the ones that The ones I chose for this were the ones that were the most important and With that… Let's… Stomp the share. We can go directly to me now.
And happy to answer any questions. And we have our session on Wednesday.
As well. Obviously, we'll be going much deeper.
On that call, but happy to answer anybody's questions.
And spend some time so uh I guess Ann or A.N.
No, that's on. Don't we have a date? I think we published a date, didn't we? I can tell you when it is. Hold on.
Yeah, hi, Rich. I have two questions. First is… Molly Mahoney, is it still on or is it off? That's one thing Okay, so…
I don't know if Tom's i think it's It's sometime in May because that was when Molly could do it because she's doing a lot of traveling.
Okay.
Okay, so you'll send an email about it, correct?
Yeah. Yeah. And there will be other bonuses too. And when we have other bonuses, you'll be getting emails on that too. Because I made the same offer to the group that was just starting like i have another group starting on May 5th and uh
Same thing, like they have the opportunity to tell me what bonuses they want to I will try and get them the bonuses they tell me to, and you'll be invited to those as well.
Okay, so thank you for that. And the second question is.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, you can just to clarify once again.
Are we able to listen to the recording of the other cohort or because i know you said last time that we
You can listen. You will have access to every single cohort I do.
And you'll be able to listen to the lessons and the masterminds.
The only thing that you won't be able to do is get on the actual live calls.
But, you know. The next day when we post the stuff, you have access to that. And the only reason that we're not doing the live calls is just because it's unfair to the people that are going through now Because, you know, people could ask
People could ask a question from like, you know, future lessons that'll cause issues with everyone else and you know etc etc so Yeah. So, but you'll always have access to each successive version And I would assume that i would assume
You know, there's not going to like there's there are some changes in group two I really hope that there will be more changes in group three.
And I think there will be because I'm now working with you know yours is yours coming to completion. So I have that to work off of as opposed to having to create anything new and now i can create pull back and create what's really missing and make changes. So there will be changes. But what I'd say is
That if you were going to decide, like if you had to decide, like, should you go to the one the second group Which is just, I did their third, you know, the new groups only had four lessons.
So the second group I did their third lesson today Or are you better off waiting a week and starting and going through the next group? I'd say wait to the next group.
Because there'll be more they'll be more I'll have more of an opportunity to actually start making some more changes.
And so how do we access it? Is it going to be an email about it or how
Your password won't change in your password. You'll have access to all the different groups.
But they sit on a different portal, correct?
Yeah, but you'll have access to the new portal. And then all of them will be on that one.
Okay. Okay.
I think, right? We're in the process of I will confirm that, but you will have access to it. I'm not sure exactly how it's going to work yet, especially because we're also… most likely where this is like just what's happening behind the scenes
But… You know, we've been in a keep Infusionsoft customer for 20 years.
And I think it's time for us to move to go high level.
And… It's been something that I didn't want to be involved with because it's cluster to do that um but Now that Max is getting involved, like he can do it.
And so that might… change like we might have to change a platformer here or there, like, you know, which ones integrate with what?
But… You will have access. I will ask the team tomorrow access.
To future.
Yep. All right. Cool. Anything else? Cool. Let's go to Max.
No, that's it. Thank you.
Hey.
Yeah.
Hey, Rich, this is great. Two quick questions. One is the… I think I'm already part of… I get the monthly things, but I don't think I'm part of the pro One, I think I'm just part of the… the regular monthly group with you. But I think I bought a lifetime when you when the very first time that you did the thing
Right.
So… But the other thing sounds interesting. The thing is I've got a scalable business but I really feel like what's holding me back and this It was a big reason I wanted to do this is… really needing somebody who's sort of the implementer half of
Yeah, yeah. Mm-hmm.
You know team like you're starting to develop with max right And I've thought, well, you know, with all that's coming on, this eventually could be AI doing that function. But what would be really cool is if I could find somebody who's been through this who
Right.
Oh, yeah.
Maybe doesn't have their own well-developed scalable program, you know, and kind of go through that process that you went through with Max about working through the partnership thing. So I just finished reading the book about um Was it rocket fuel?
Oh, yeah. Uh-huh.
Right. Where he really spells that whole thing And so anyway, I'm thinking… I don't know. I feel like… This has given me so much confidence and yet at the same time, I think what I really need is a person who
Is also really into using the technology to implement because I'm a you know, I'm a creative source, you know what I'm saying?
I get that. Yeah.
So I don't know, you got any thoughts about finding, you know.
Finding that person maybe within the community who's looking for a way
Okay. You're cool with that? Yeah, yeah.
Well, yeah, I mean, the first thing that comes to mind is I definitely put something up in the Facebook group like You know, I'm cool with that. Yeah, sure.
The… I'm just thinking for a second.
Yeah.
What I would say is that, yeah, finding the right person It was game changing, but you might have to kiss a lot of frogs.
Do you know what I mean? If Max wasn't brought to me, I don't think like… I stopped looking like, you know.
Yeah.
Um so But I totally hear you.
And just so everyone knows, like I don't you know I don't expect anyone to sign up for the program if it's not right for them. And I don't take offense to anyone not signing up for it. And it doesn't negate that like.
You could have gotten tremendous value from this and not go on to the next thing. And I don't I don't second guess myself or think that you didn't you know, it has to be right for you and your business and um
Yeah, so I would say that I don't think it's going to be a while till AI can be as good as like having an implementer.
And that if you feel like that's what you really need.
Yeah.
Sure.
Then you're probably right. And… Yeah, just know that that person choosing right or choosing wrong is going to have a huge impact. And so you've got to spend a lot of time And, you know, I'll just Not that it's the point of this call but
The biggest mistake that I see And I'm guilty of it too so You know, this advice certain times at least is hypocritical but um The mistake that most entrepreneurs make when hiring is that they are desperate to hire as opposed to they're looking for a reason to say yes
When really it should be the exact opposite. Like you are looking for any reason to say no.
Yeah.
Any like like Any little red flag, anything, like it's an automatic no and they're out right like Which required us to kiss a lot of frogs so But yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah. My experience validates everything you're saying. And you're right. You're absolutely right. I'm so eager to have Somebody to, but this Having these tools really seems like it's leverage, you know?
No, it shouldn't help. Yeah, it is leverage and it can help you it can help you potentially spot red flags so that you don't have to live them.
Right. I think that's the best that it can do, though.
Right. Yep.
Yeah.
Right. And it can help like chart like how to avoid red flags But like, I don't think it can ever say like, oh, this is the absolute best candidate for you. And this is like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I don't think that's
But you can see whether it's whether you guys are a good fit or not.
Right, right. Yeah. I really appreciate your wisdom on it and just, you know, reflecting on it, taking the time It is a big piece because like I say, I've got something that's very, very scalable and yet I don't have the capacity myself
To the mental bandwidth to be both the creator and the implement you know the what what they call visionary and the implementer.
Yeah.
But if it's meant to be, I'll make it happen. But I appreciate the the thought. I'm definitely going to be in the monthly group. The decision about the other thing I'm going to have to take a little time on.
Oh.
But I really appreciate it. Yeah. Thanks.
My pleasure. Yeah. And thank you for considering it. Let's go to the bar. Hey, Laura.
Yeah, hi. I just wanted to say thanks. That is amazing yeah very privileged.
You're welcome. You've been here once before.
Yeah. Yes.
Right? Yes. I'm in a much nicer place now, though. So that's kind of nice.
Yeah.
Yeah, a long time ago. I can just remember, but just with the people in the room, it's a privilege. So I just want to say thanks first of all I kind of got a bit, sorry, I got a bit confused and maybe i i lost
Okay.
Lost track with the two products or two things One… One is…
Okay, yeah. One's like a lower price continuity. It'll cost you $77 a month and it's picking up where Zenith left off like on the personal side, right? So I'm going to look at health first, then relationships.
Right.
Got it.
Like those kinds of things and that yeah and that's 77 bucks a month. It'll eventually be 97 bucks a month but 77 bucks a month. The other one is Stealer Winners Pro, which is the Like coaching program behind steal our winners. That's with me and Felicia and the rest of the team. And that's where I'm going to build the AI thing in that.
And um and if you end up doing that's the one where you get a full credit on what you spent on Zenith against and that also has the lower price continuity in it so that you don't have to buy both if you end up going that route. So those are the two.
Does that make more sense? Am I frozen or are you frozen?
Uh-oh. Chris? I can see your shoulders, so I must. Yeah, she's frozen. Okay, good.
Thank you. Yeah, I think she froze your you stunned her with your answer.
Yeah. She'll be back, I guess. We'll go to you, Chris.
Okay.
You come.
Sure. Yeah, I missed the first 10 minutes or so today. And so you may have already covered this but So I got a few quick questions When you mentioned the winters coming down and you said day two, that's just for the winners or because you had talked a couple of weeks ago about maybe opening up to everybody who
Am I missing? Okay.
Yeah, I'd still like to do that. So maybe there'll be a third day. I'd still like to do that. Give me till Wednesday to… figure that out if um Yeah, I'd like to do that. I really would. I'd like to meet as many of you as I can. And so…
Yeah, I don't see why I can't.
Okay. Okay, then the other question I had I kind of picked up when you were going through the instruction manual, the reflector and etc But I missed, can you just give me, now that I've seen everything you talked about, including the mental letter and the hypnosis which is awesome
Right.
Stepping back, Zoom big picture, what's what's the big picture what's the big picture about Module 6? What is it really trying to take us from? And then I have one quick follow-up follow up to that.
Um the What I would say is this, is You know, there's still more for me to give you, but the just look at the, hold on a second.
If I work at the hole. Presentation here on this desk.
Which I can do. Hold on.
Okay, what I would say is that I'm tying up a lot of loose ends and also trying to arm you to be able to still provide yourself more value in certain areas like going forward.
So the shift report, you can run that anytime, but that's really like Okay, let's see where you started and where you are now and like what does ChatGPT think is the big difference for you between when you started and when you came.
Then the other thing I just thought was cool to share, you know, the whole like ancestry using deep research, I thought that was kind of cool.
So that's just neither here nor there. The mentor letter generator prompt is, you know, there's a everyone's every every element of this program is going to hit people differently. I don't know like In my own experience, it was the God prompt that had me lean in.
Like, I was like, holy shit, wow. It was… the expander that really altered things like noticeably For me, like, you know, really inspired me and really got me thinking differently
The letters is another one of those things that really was profound for me.
So I don't know that it will hit, you know, I don't know that what hit me Like more than other things will be the same things that hit others but the But the letter thing is… one of those things and i think
So that was a And I think when you look at the prompts, like especially when you see these prompts, you'll see what I mean.
It's one thing for me to create prompts that will write me letters.
It's a whole other thing to try and get a prompt to write everyone a letter Like, you know, like.
It's a little bit more difficult. So anyway, but that is uh I think the, so the letters is the letters I think like a critical piece. I think the hypnosis thing, I don't know if that's a novelty or not, to be honest with you. I know for me, it's not a novelty.
You know. And yeah, it just depends, I guess, on your perspective. Like for me, because hypnosis, I'm highly hypnotizable. I know how big of a difference it can make for me.
The big output, and I didn't want to overcomplicate it So I'm curious, like, I'll be interested in what You guys have to tell me on Wednesday.
But I'd say like the bigger pieces are really the the life instruction manual.
Right. Which comes after do the scorecard and the signature Because that's what is developing the the life instruction manual. So I'd say like it's Tying up loose ends and I still have more time loose ends to tie up. The instruction manual is kind of the bigger piece
Right. And it is So I'd say that's really the core, but it's also just me looking at what other things I need to give you that are most important.
I know that there are other things that I promise and I will get you those. But of all those things.
These were, to me, the more critical pieces that I thought were the most important piece of what I promised at the very beginning that I hadn't given you yet.
Bye.
But there's still the book of mental models and frameworks. There's a strategic profit ability playbook. So there's a few other pieces too But a lot of those also had to be built out from some of these.
Also, don't discount The… the what do you call it?
The usefulness of that Scorecard.
Because it's pretty… you'll only really get a sense of how useful that is.
Cool.
By playing around with it once you have it. And the excuse me and That's why I'm trying to get you guys to use that.
Like on some other LLM. Like whether it's Brock or claude.
Just so you can see. Like how much can be created by just knowing all of how all these scores stack up.
Right.
Yeah, great. I look forward to playing with that. My last quick question is For the most part, going through all the different modules and how we got here there's a sequence to it. I'm kind of stuck in module five and execution. I kind of got delayed a little bit. So I'm on the bridge right now and working my way through it.
Right.
To do all these ones in module six Is it still sequential? Do we need to finish module five? Would that be the best way? Or is it really based on all the bigger mega problems from before?
They're from the mega prompts before. Yeah. And, you know.
Okay.
The… So what I would say is…
For the for the for group two. Right.
So they're the ones that are right behind you. I'm not going to have as much time as I'd like.
So I am going to… like for them, the execution is really going to start with the execution bridge.
Right. It won't be until… I'm teaching cohort three.
Where it starts May 5th, right? That I'll even have the bandwidth and headspace to be able to be like okay Let me now think about execution, how I went through execution with you guys, how I went through execution with the second group. Now, based on all that, how do I really want this to work?
So I would just say that you know.
I'm… I'm always pacing like how I'm doing things and what I like and what I don't like.
You know and um So, yeah, for me right now, like.
When it comes to execution. That's the part that I really want to shore up.
I know that like The second group will have a very different experience and they'll be fine because I didn't you know, like they're having the same experience that you've had up until four. And then four now i know that
When I gave you guys in for was not necessarily ideal in that the execution bridge is actually a better report like for what we want people to do so I'm already making those changes, but like What I really need to do is pull all the way back now.
And I won't have that until I, you know, for the next group.
Okay.
So that's what I would say. Yeah, hopefully that helps.
It does. Thank you.
Cool. Anything else? No, good. Okay, let's go to Howard.
Hey.
Okay. As I was going through the prompts and the outputs.
I… This is a Zoom background.
Where are you, Howard? Oh, okay, cool. Yes, I'm just curious because it's like very I haven't seen a room like that since I've been in the Northeast. So I was wondering if that was like in the Northeast.
Yeah.
It's a cool attic kind of office thing. So as I was going through the prompts and i was I wound up getting a message at one point saying, well, this is some deep psychological things. I can't fulfill this and you should go see a therapist. It was pretty funny. I said, oh, okay.
Right.
And I tried a couple of different ways and I tried pushing against it, you know, to see maybe it'll it'll say, well, okay, but I wasn't getting anywhere. So I went around.
To some of the other LLMs and Grok and Claude and and uh And I would put, I would upload the documents that the outputs that I received so far Because some of the later prompts would refer to the God prompt output. So I uploaded the God prompt and
Right.
And so, and I was getting that similar response through for all for all of them, it's like, oh, this is like deep psychological work and I can't go there and And I finally, I started a new thread within the project
And uh I also had to upload the documents again because apparently within the same project, it did not remember everything.
Right. Yeah, no, it doesn't remember. It just doesn't remember creates a summary and it doesn't hold it yeah
So I finally got it to continue. By doing that. So when you're saying to go through to the different LLMs.
Has anybody else run into this situation?
I haven't heard of it. And the only thing It makes me think it makes me think And I'm just guessing, right? I really don't know. So let me start out by saying I don't know. I've never heard of that before.
But here's my guess. My guess is my guess that in one of your outputs, it says something and that's what's getting flagged because it can't be like, I don't think it's the prompts because I just haven't heard of anyone else having that problem.
And so, uh. But it's very possible that it creates something in the output And for whatever reason now, that output being fed back in as an input is causing some challenge.
Like, I get very curious. To a fault, and I'm not suggesting you do this But I would be asking it like, what specifically, like, what are you looking at that's causing the problem? Like, I'd want to try and You know, it's like i um
Hmm.
So I was fighting with ChatGPT because it was really disappointing me left and right like You know, and And that's problematic, especially when I'm trying to test things.
So, you know, like… I had to… I put in a prompt. I got an output that I wasn't crazy about, but I've been going back and forth and fighting with it so much about so many other issues.
That I then had to pull back and be like, hey, look, it's really important. Like, was the problem you or was the problem the prompt? Because like.
You know, I'm not sure like why I'm getting this output.
And… In that particular case, it said it wasn't the prompt. It was it. And then I tested it again later and it seemed to work so I don't know, but yeah, I would have to imagine it's the output.
Um.
Yeah.
You know i mean it's not like, you know, there was suicidal tendencies or something that it would really set off any red flags just basic stuff you know procrastination or this or that. So, you know.
Yeah. It's really strange. Do you… And what's really strange is that's really strange re-uploading it and it's not causing a problem now.
Yeah. Yeah, I don't know, Howard. I wish I had an answer.
Yeah. But I had to start a different
Wow. Yeah, I haven't.
Has anyone else had that problem? I've never heard of it.
Yeah. Yeah, no.
I posted in the Facebook group and pulled a scratch in his head and you know and uh no one else really chimed in with the same issue. So here you go.
Yeah. Yeah, something must have gotten corrupted. That's the only thing I can think of.
So we'll all have access to the Facebook group, right, as far as getting feedback and whatnot.
Like either the output or something. Oh, yeah, you'll always have access to the Facebook group. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Because, you know, I've been lagging behind a bit and I would like to still be able to get some feedback or whatever.
Yeah. Yeah.
Of course.
Okay, cool. Thank you.
I've had warnings, by the way. I've had warnings that what follows might be something that you need to see a therapist for.
Yeah. Yeah, I've seen warnings, but I've never seen a refusal to run a prompt. I mean, I've seen it when I've asked like, you know.
For stuff that I shouldn't be asking for but um How do you make a bomb? How do you make crystal meth? How do you like, you know, like all kinds of stuff like that. And then trying to see if I can convince it to
Yeah, yeah, right?
Tell me these things anyway. But yeah. Yeah.
Okay, I'll keep trucking and have any issues, I'll post in the group. Thank you.
Yeah. Yeah. Interesting I haven't heard of that. Warna.
Yeah, I guess, yeah, first of all, just thanks for a wonderful six weeks.
Of learning a lot about me. It has been really great.
I don't know if anyone else has had issues or if it was just my week last week when I was going through module five.
Uh-huh.
I couldn't like I fought, I think, lightly for four or five hours with ChatGPT to get the prompts working right into yeah and i think i i might have spiraled myself just to You know, just not being able to think anymore about it. But like Paul had suggested to go to 03 which
Made a big difference like i made a big Yeah.
Yeah, I love 03. I wish I could use 03 all the time, but there are limits on it right now.
Yeah.
Yeah, the output was really was really good. But I'm wondering There's a couple of things. I've been doing… Like more of the daily chats and wished I had started that like four or five weeks ago as thoroughly as what I'm doing now.
When you say daily chats, what do you mean? Like the daily.
Oh, cool. Cool, cool, cool. Yeah.
Well, I do a… like a morning um like here's what I'm planning for the morning, like after I do my I do the 10 questions that I go through in my journal and I upload the I upload the images of my journal and say
Right.
You know, like, what do you think about that? Because I'm an over planner. Like I, I plan 24 hours to do an eight or 10 or Whatever. So just try to help to see the patterns I'm just ignoring or I'm just not even seeing.
And then in the evening, we do an evening review. So I do this.
Got it.
Mm-hmm.
10 questions in the evening and have chat give me some ideas about that and what to do and do an overall like this is when I felt good. This is when I didn't feel good this is You know, I was surprised when I felt this way so
I just, so now I've got all that like starting to get that bank of information so Like one question is, is one question is Could I use that information? Is it valuable to use it for module six prompts?
Wait.
Or just bring it back into the project. So that it's got that document like an ongoing document Because I've learned so much.
Like so much.
I missed something. Wait. So where's the document right now?
I just keep, well, I haven't even transferred it into a Google Doc. Right now, it's still just in a chat.
Oh, okay.
So, but I'll be moving it into a Google Doc so that I've always got that Because sometimes it trips up and it tells me the opposite of what it told me.
Right. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The day before.
So, okay, yeah, well, I would always, I mean, anything valuable, I always take it out anyway. So then what's the question?
Yeah. Like where is the best place for me to use that now?
Like to put it into the zenith mind project Just as another document for any further chats that I have.
Or you can… You can always, yeah, I mean, well.
Yeah, I would put it in the project. You can also move if that chat isn't in the project, you can also just move the chat into that project.
Okay. Yeah, that's fine.
Yeah, no, I did. I decided to put the chat into the project because i I thought it would be valuable it actually like it's pulling what one of the days it did say, you know, with your what you've covered in the universal expander and Omnisian Observer and like it pulled from there to say this is what was identified.
Mm-hmm.
And this is… You know, I had to train it to be a little bit more um brutal with me than telling me all the nice things that it is.
And it's good at that. Like, you know this and you're not doing it.
Yeah, very cool. Yeah.
Let's get at that. Yeah, so we're working together on some of those plans, but it's been such a valuable exercise. Like it's just valuable for me.
To do every day that I don't know if there's any room to put that in.
To the course or like where they're like to because i think there's I mean, I've learned
Yeah, well, my hope is that everyone figures out a consistency to to do that, right?
You know, there are prompts that define all of that, like in the rejected prompts of number four.
So if someone wants all that like strict kind of definitive kind of things, I've already created all of it and it's in those old prompts.
Daily Review, Nightly Review, Weekly Review, Monthly, like all that stuff. But like, you know.
Okay. Do that.
Yeah, the issue is, is that not everybody wants to talk or do that and talk about those things at those times like and then it becomes like, you know.
Yeah.
No.
I can't make it so flexible. That's why people kind of have to move to it towards themselves You know, and what specifically they want to be focusing on.
Yeah.
Right. Like, you know, I think the most important thing is checking in, but checking in on what is kind of dependent on what are the primary goals? What are the things that you want to keep front of mind for you?
Yeah.
You know, et cetera, et cetera. Like, and everybody's going to be different You know, like… You know, for me right now I'm excited about doing what it is.
With SOW Pro, like really you know adding an extra call every month where I'm going to start like really focusing on like Zenith business stuff, which you'll have access to the um but And when it comes to my personal life
Like… I've changed a lot like over the last couple of months.
You know, like in the ways that I wanted to And I'm kind of ready now to kind of ready now to be focused on other parts of my life, like my health, my relationships, like I spent a lot of time like focused on myself. It's like, it's enough like
Yeah.
You got to remember that I've been doing it for months before you guys joined me. So like… I am… all like maxed out on looking at myself at this point um and Still very interested in like my performance and in like
Making my personal life better but not being so inward focused now for me personally. And now I want to spend a little bit more time outward focused and What am I doing for my health? What am I doing for my sleep? What am I doing in my relationships? Like that kind of stuff.
Yeah.
You know, so it's just and that's the So I guess… just to to like take what I said further like my My real hope is, is that no matter what it is that no matter what it is someone needs at this point that they need
A starting point of like… how to potentially move their own chat GPT to that or to try it or to start a conversation with it. You know, I mean, that was one of the big lessons that I'm still trying to get across
The, you know, it's like I was sharing this earlier and I don't think I've shared it with you guys.
But, you know, I've taught a lot of people just like lay people in general, like how to use AI just very generally, right? Like, you know.
And um You know, from my daughters when ChatGPT first rolled out to You know, my girlfriend kim to Just lots of people, right?
The last person I taught was Mark Ford when I was out in Nicaragua and um And I think I taught him, I mean, Mark is very smart. So, you know, okay. But I also think the way I taught him was probably the best way I taught.
And the way I taught him was like, you know, at first I showed him how to do the stuff, right? But then, you know, as After I taught him that, he had a bunch of questions, but I never answered a single question like
He would, you know, I was on like the other side of the room and he'd be like, Hey, Rich. And I'd like walk over and I'd be like.
But can I do this? And I'd be like. That's a great question. You should ask ChatGPT that, right? And like every question he had, I'm like, that's a great question. Like I just, and by the fourth time, like he stopped calling me over because he got the point that like.
You know, if I know the answer already, it's only because I've tried it and if And anytime I have a question, I just go to chat, like, you know.
That whole max thing started with, hey, I have this friend, Max. We're thinking about joining forces like I just will always kind of start there.
My point in being redundant about this is that, yeah, I just really like that's my biggest hope for each and every person is that they're not like trapped into just stuff I've created that that would really suck like for you.
Ideally, like… you kind of understand how like this whole thing was created because I just had a lot of conversations with chat and then I was like, Hey.
I'd like to bring other people in. It's like, okay, so it helped me design the course and it's helped me every step of the way.
And there's nothing special about me doing it. Except putting in words to a box and you can do that. And it's just about being willing to start wherever you need to start with whatever question you need to start.
To get into a dialogue to then ask it what it is that you want to do or start or know or think about.
And it really… I just think most people are still… they don't.
They don't think of, I don't know. I don't like they don't They're missing something. I don't know what it is.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. What I've realized through doing the daily work is how much I haven't much like how much chat still doesn't know about me Like it knows a lot about me but It's like, I wanted to get mad at it saying like, why aren't you helping me with this? And then I realized that it's because they
Like it just assumes that once they tell me to go do this, that I've done it.
And, you know, it's so it's helped me be a little more honest with myself.
Oh.
Mm-hmm.
I just think it's, I know some people won't like to do it To have those kind of conversations, but I think they're really valuable and have helped me I don't know if I would have been ready before the first three or four weeks.
Like even though I wish I had done it It's really started to come together, even with the frustration of last week, because I still haven't finished.
Like the whole execution piece just trying to wanting to a good job of actually paying attention to what's happening and not just do it.
Like I used to do. So, but this is really escalated Like how now I want to have those conversations even through the prompts that you have done. And I did lots i did lots of that before.
Yeah. That's great.
I did lots of the conversations about those things, but this is just, it's really helping me bring it together.
A lot. I just have a couple of questions about the execution like that the whole framework piece. Because in the prompt it says or in the instructions it says to create a new project for that So is that… I guess I'm just wanting to understand why you're going to a new
To create a new project for what? Like switch prompt.
Yeah, okay.
After doing the bridge. And then going into the framework prompt or prompt this part.
Literally, I was just reading that if I'll just chime in there. That's exactly what I was looking at.
Let me take a look. Hold on.
So it's the step two in the execution bridge document, the user guide from module five.
All right. Okay, let me take a look.
And it says uh Yeah, I got it right.
Can one of you throw it up on the screen or do you not have the capacity? Like, I don't know if you have the ability to. I don't know if You do? Yeah. Okay. Sure.
I do, yeah. Yeah. I'll just share it right here.
Hold on, let me move it to the other screen. So hold on.
This is after the execution bridge prompt and the mini phases there.
Okay. Let me see here. Right. Okay. Personalized execution strategy. I understand.
It probably just needs project change to
So the question is here.
Oh, yeah
Okay, okay. We used all of the previous outputs to previous outputs create the execution bridge, right?
Yeah.
Yep.
Like in the step prior. Yeah, so if you… You could keep it in the same chat and just not upload it and just run that.
But you'd have to put in the 17 examples of an execution system.
Yeah, I don't know why but like i don't know why Yeah, it doesn't need a new project.
It won't hurt it if it is a new project, but it certainly doesn't need a new project.
Yeah. Now… No.
Okay. Yeah, I just wanted to check to see if there was a reason, like for maybe taking We've got all this stuff in one project. Is there a reason to take this this clean and start clean or just to continue that.
Okay, cool.
No, there isn't. There isn't. Yeah, just my laps i uh You know, but… I guess I'm a little sloppy when it comes to projects in general. I'll just say that like, you know.
Like I have, I have one project that's all Zenith, but then if I'm working on specific things in Zenith, I'll start another light project, like, you know.
And I find that the system kind of I'm not as anal about stuff like that, but that's just my nature anyway.
I've yet to have a problem whether something's been in or out, like personally um And having too many projects or anything like that. So I just really haven't had any issues.
I don't know if others have. But yeah, that was my bet.
Yeah.
Well, yeah, I just wanted to check. Because just to know. And I think that's That's all for tonight, I think.
Cool. All right. Well, we have Wednesday too. And then we have Thursday.
Yep.
As well, that's SOW. Yeah. All right. Let's go to Max.
Yeah, yeah. And I'll see you Thursday too.
Hey, Rich, before we go on to the stuff that you gave us tonight.
Okay.
Yes.
Yeah.
Would you advise… I never really completed the week two prompts because at the time, my understanding and I saw a lot in chat about this, but my understanding was when you got the Zenith score up high enough, you know, kind of move forward
And it does seem to know my foibles and weaknesses pretty well. But would you advise me going back and doing that series of prompts. I think I only did one from the second week.
Well, the most important one from the second week is the omnisian observer.
Originally. I did that, of course. Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, so that's the most important. Is it necessary? No. Like, you know, at some point, might you want to possibly like you know like Let me look at… I have to, you know, not everything's fresh in my head. So hold on a second. Let me just take a look.
Yeah, no problem.
He's talking about the day one through 14 prompts. So yeah, seven to 14. Yeah.
Oh, nose. Well.
Yeah, 7 to 14.
Yeah. Look, you might at some point in time want to use them. I mean, it will tell chat about other things about you.
I do think, though, the assessment generator will potentially knock out the need for some of those like some of those I just created the assessment generator.
And so it's a much more, it's a newer prompt for me as opposed to like, you know, the.
Like the day ones were like. I did early on. And so this you know when i started when i started So I designed that prompt in Claude, right? At first, I started with chat, then I moved over to Claude.
And… I… like was able to First, like, you know.
It projected out like a very long period of time in order to get all those scores.
And then I started to probe like, well, if you start with these scores and you know it, couldn't we ask questions that kind of infer connect dots, right? And he said, oh, yeah, that's a great idea. And so then it like cut it down in half. Then I was like.
Well, even on the stuff that it doesn't know, can't we ask questions that like can cover different ones. And so I kept going back and forth And so… I wouldn't have been able to have created a prompt like this at the beginning right
And this should this fill a lot of profiles.
Like a lot of this works for you. And it's much more efficient, I think.
Yeah. Yeah.
So I would say…
This will make up for holes. Yeah.
Okay, cool. Yeah. And you mentioned the two shootout prompts and but the one
Prompts yeah yeah you only have one right now called V2. That's the original one, not the best practice one.
Oh, okay. It says shootout prompt It just says shoot up. Yeah, V2. Yeah. Okay, so that's not the final one.
V2? Okay. Yeah, that's the original one that I used to use.
That when I put it into claude now Claude says, well, like, you know.
Yeah, got it. So, but you're going to…
There's a bunch of gimmicks in here and stuff like I used to work on clubs. I don't know whether that's you know, maybe it's gotten more sophisticated. I don't know. But so that's why I created the second prompt.
Yeah.
And they do say it's getting smarter. But so are you planning to put another one in there or are we just following you?
Yeah, yeah, no, there'll be a second one. Yeah, I already created it.
Okay.
Like, you know, it's just that like… hand certain stuff off to jessica Before she leaves at four.
So I'm still working on other stuff for you guys. After she leaves. Yeah.
Yes. Yeah.
Yeah.
And you're still slaving away until the minute before. I get it. Hey, the other thing about the conversation about the last week, I mean, you know, the implementation stuff, it was amazing. It gave me seven different models and and so forth. And then when it got into the, I got a little bogged down in when it got into you know like
Right.
The selection part of it. But I actually just spent a lot of time really You know, with five different color highlighters. And so I printed it out and really digesting what was in there and understanding what it was trying to
Compensate for, deal with, you know, and so forth. And kind of just re-engineered my own based on those things. You know, it had some nice contextual frames for for all of it as well.
But it feels like there's still a step missing because what it's mostly focused on is like mindset stuff.
It didn't seem like it was really focused on output and productivity as much. It did have a little bit of it.
But in terms of implementation. I felt like it didn't really know there wasn't enough… information about my business and what I'm trying to accomplish with it for really to kind of give me an execution plan. You know what I'm saying? It was focused on
Sort of overcoming my… My challenges, issues.
Yeah.
Yeah, I guess… the…
Would you say that
Has your business come up a lot in just the general conversations or not really?
Yeah, yeah. It has, but it's been But I haven't gotten kind of into the nitty gritty with it.
You know, it's just been… It's just been generally what the movement is about and what I'm up to and what my vision is about and You know, that sort of thing. And, you know, a couple of elements of operations, but not
Yeah.
Not much of it. So that's why I'm still doing this thing going… Where's my implementer, you know?
That part of it is like untouched a bit.
Yeah. Yeah, the…
Well…
I… would say that would say that Yeah, I'll definitely be spending more time on this area.
You know. For the third group.
Yeah.
My hope is that, you know, either that group or the next one I really kind of nailed down because yeah i recognize that like, I want it to do more in this area and uh But I need to, in order to
In order for me to be able to be effective at that I have to now like i have to now I need to go back to the first set of prompts that I rejected.
Yeah.
Right. And I got to really look at those. And I got to look at the next set and then I have to I have to do a lot of thinking and I need the space to do it and I don't have enough right now.
Sure.
Time to do it. That's why Yeah, it's going to take me a few weeks to kind of really Get back to it. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, I get it. You and I had a conversation several weeks ago about kind of like, should we tell it our goals and so forth and you were like Not now, because later on your mind's going to be blown and you're not going to want to you're not going to be wanting to fulfill on the goals set by the previous you. You know, you want to be doing goals set by the new you. So I was kind of anticipating, okay, now.
Yes.
At some point, we're going to get into that.
Yeah, I mean, you know, the What I would say is, is that I would take a look at the expander and if there's anything that is spot on with that.
Then… kind of turning that into a project.
Right. I'm with that, yeah.
Yeah.
Right. Like, and asking it to help plan the execution of that project and You know, and potentially
And I'm not exactly sure I'm not exactly sure how I would say it right now.
This is what I'd be thinking about. I'd be thinking about having a conversation about implementers uh… telling it that, well, I'm making some assumptions now so like you know these assumptions might not be true, but just pretend they are right like um
Sure.
You know, if you haven't had a lot of experience with like working with an implementer right then I would tell chat that, that you've heard so many great things about having an implementer like to attach to your visionary side and you don't have experience with that. And you'd like to start getting some experience of that
And figure that potentially working with an implementer on a smaller project would be a great place to start so that you're not like.
You know, I'm doing a big thing with Max, right? Like I'm giving him like right out of the gate, like.
Yeah.
An override on a certain percentage of the profits that can be It can be pulled back, right? But it's We're getting into bed together, right? We're not dating um and you know uh But I'm doing that based on what I think about Max, based on, you know.
Yeah, I can see it. I totally get it, yeah. Yeah.
Et cetera, et cetera. So, but this might be a great way to kind of start playing in that area like you know Yeah. And, you know, and that's like when i When I was coaching 20 years ago and trying to get people to outsource
One of the things that I would do is like. Just pick some small little project, like maybe create a small little piece of software for yourself like You hate that you have to rename all the files in your download thing, just like something, right? Like, because I just want you to have the experience of like.
Having a frustration, spending some money, getting the frustration resolved, then you didn't have to do anything. That's like, because if you do that.
Right.
You're going to want to start outsourcing right like So we just want to start getting the experience of getting And same thing here right like
If you haven't worked with very many implementers, it might be interesting to do some small projects like working closely with an implementer like So that you get a sense of like, well, okay, there are different ways that different people implement. And there might be certain people's styles who you like.
Yeah. Yeah.
Certain things you don't like, et cetera, et cetera. It's like a chance to learn And it's also like a way of maybe breaking up also execution into smaller pieces to kind of get, you know, also an easier way because
I always tend to think of like, I try to make things very temporary in the beginning so I don't feel any like, oh, I'm like defining something that's going to stick with me for a very long time. And what if I change my mind and stuff like that?
You know?
Yeah.
Yeah. Well, I appreciate it. It harkens all the way back to that very first… That very first business manifesto that you wrote, right? It's all about strengths operating from your strengths from your strategic advantage, yeah.
Yeah. And sometimes you can be too focused on that, right?
Yeah, yeah.
You know, it's like uh My coach once told me, sometimes a PowerPoint is just a fucking PowerPoint. It's not a new front end. It's not the opportunity to launch a new course.
Because every time, if I'm thinking that way, I make my life about 100 times more complicated, right?
And… So I needed to hear that.
Yeah, this is very good. Thanks. I do think that going forward.
That might be something we address also in the continuity program too. As people are implementing.
Yeah, well, and understand that like On the one hand, I apologize, right? Because I didn't have it fully cracked here Right. Like.
That's a beta. Yeah.
On the pause on the positive side Like, because you have access to all future versions. I will crack this.
Yeah.
And you will get it. I just don't know how when and what it will look like and what format it will take. I don't know any of those things. But I know that I will crack it and and And it will be elegant and it will work. I just don't know.
Yet exactly what that means. Okay.
I trust it will. But, you know, again, the most valuable thing I've gotten out of here is sort of an attitude about like, I'm going to wrestle with this thing until It gives me what I want. And I really profoundly appreciate that because I was a timid little mouse with AI before this.
Well, that's a great change. So that's, yeah, and that will serve you for a very long time.
So…
Yeah, thanks.
My pleasure. Dr. V, what's up?
Hello. Okay, so is it normal for chat gpt You have something in four O.
And it suddenly reverts to 03 because that's been happening to me more and more. Like it's anticipating more reasoning.
Oh, wow. No.
What happens for me Because I noticed this the other day.
It defaults to whatever One, I've used last.
So if I go on my phone. And I'm like, oh, I want to go. I want to use 03.
And I quickly use O3. Then I go back to my computer and I start a new chat. It's now in 03.
Or if I even go into a project and do a new one, it's 03.
Yeah. Exactly.
At least that's what I think, because I noticed that I was using 03 and I'm like, why am I using 03 right now? Because I'm like, I'm miserly with my three because I want to make sure it lasts. I don't want to ask like.
All right.
Some small little question. And so that's what I thought. I was like, how did I even get on three? And I'm like, oh, wow.
Yeah, so I think that's what
But I'm also finding that if I go into, so I'm in the project for Zenith And I've already started something in four.
It's defaulting to 03. As if it's anticipating some deeper reasoning.
Well, they say with five, that's what's going to happen. Maybe it's happening already with yours like I don't know. I mean, that's They want to have a model that then decides which type of model you should have.
Be using, but I don't think that's out yet, but they could be playing with yours.
Been messing with my head is what they're doing right now.
Right.
So for those of us who are already in steal our winners pro. Are you going to be rolling some of that stuff that you talked about earlier out to us in the next months or so.
Mm-hmm. Oh yeah, that's going to be in CLR Winners Pro. You don't have to, yeah, you're going to get that just because you're in CLR Witness Pro.
Okay. I'm not going to do ka-ching again to get that, so.
Good. All right. Thank you.
No. Yeah. Yeah, so this is just… Yeah, it's just going to be additional stuff in Steeler Winners Pro.
Probably be an extra call with me. Where we're just doing AI.
Okay.
And whatever else I need to do in order to make that Happened.
Yeah, this is…
But my goal is kind of very similar it's like Can we create a single point Where… everything is known about your business.
And maybe it will need to be in a second. Like account? I don't think it will need to be, but I don't know. I just, I really don't know.
My third account.
Yeah, I'm going to pro. I'm going to pro.
The… Team has its drawbacks.
The team account. One of the drawbacks is, actually, I want to put something in here.
Because I was planning on doing something on it and then I can't even do it so Along.
I don't like that in here. Oh, hang on.
Because I think everyone should do this. I can't do it.
Hold on. Here.
So. There's a way that you can back up all of your data in ChatGPT.
Like all of it. Everything that ChatGPT has on you. And… I can't do it because it's a team account.
Hold on. But you guys can if you have a plus account.
And here's the link.
Okay, there. Company.
Go here. Okay.
I don't know. Everyone.
There's an article on how to do it.
Anyway, that's that. Anything else, Dr. V?
Well, just that for some bizarre reason, all the hats fell off my hat rack a little while ago, and the only one I got was a Syracuse one in honor of your daughter.
So, well, there you go. Yeah.
Oh, wow. I'm going up there on Thursday. Actually, when I talked to you on Thursday, when I talked to everyone on the people in SOW, I'll be in Syracuse.
Not so much.
It's lovely this time of year.
All right. I guess we'll go to Mark.
There we go. Hey, Rick. Question on the question.
Hey.
Well, first I was going to ask you what do you What have you learned over the last two months and kind of putting this all together and both I guess from yourself and from yourself talking with AI that's helped you it's
Curious as to what you've pulled out of this
Well, I'd certainly say like the whole max thing came about partially because of this.
I would say that um
What's interesting to me is like the dynamic more than anything else. I know that that's not really what you're looking for. But when I say dynamic.
No, it's just open. Whatever's coming to you.
Yeah that It…
What makes it a little bit more challenging is the Like anytime I've done this Where I've created a program like on the fly like it was there wasn't this other tool.
That I had to rely on. The… And that's been somewhat of a challenge.
Like, and… you know like you know
The… one of these days, maybe what i should actually uh Maybe I will create like not promising this, but maybe I'll create like a PDF so you can see like some of the back and forth that I have with chat because like.
I've not heard anybody say anything that's like the kind of stuff that happens for me right like it's like You know, it's an oversight. It's what, but it's lies to me. It lies to me. Like, you know, I'll ask it to generate a letter
And I'll be very, very clear that I want it to be 4,500 words or more. And if it's not rejected, start over. And it tells me that it is it's 4,700 words. It's perfect.
Yeah, it's done that to me a lot of documents.
And it's 1700 words. And so I'm doing a word count on another device. Then I'm coming back and I'm being like, you fucking lied to me.
And now I can't trust you on anything. I can't trust your, like you tell me, like, how am I supposed to know when you're telling me the truth? Like, oh, like this works or that. Like, I can't trust you. Every single thing you give me, I have to then go take to another device
And check because I don't believe you. This is like an ineffective Working relationship now and uh And it's weird, right? Like, because like So I… That's kind of strange.
You know, when I hit a wall with it. Which I never do I never hit a wall when I'm just working on something for mine. But when I'm trying to create something, a lot of times it's Seems lately. Now, hopefully…
You'll see like in these prompts, like I'm dealing with a lot of stuff like context windows and stuff like that to try and prevent these things from happening.
So I've learned a lot, but it's been a very strange experience because I'm very clear that there's no way I could have created this course without AI.
Not only because like it teaches AI and stuff like that like even like the parts that I'm responsible for creating, I wouldn't have been able to have done it without AI. But yet on the other hand, I also… I've had numerous
Experiences where I've been very let down by AI. And so it's this kind of… really kind of weird thing.
And I spend a ridiculous amount of time with AI, right?
As well. So I'd say that that What's that?
That's the thing. The more time you spend with it. The more time you spend with it, the more times you have to kind of get some disappointments and get frustration because I've had that too. It's the same thing where it's told me
Right. Yeah.
It's all done. I know it'd be about 4,000 words and i could just look by the little tiny kilobyte thing it sent me up top in the download. I said, I'm not even going to open this. I'm not going to do this again because now I'm getting really mad.
And um Yeah, so Right.
Yeah. And there's no way like, yeah, and I don't know how to punish it because there's really no way to punish it. What am I going to go use?
Great.
So there's that, right? But… I, um… Yeah, I'd say that like You know, I've learned a lot about a lot of things, like certainly my prompting has gotten better and better um I'm consuming a lot more AI stuff these days.
Really, really interested in where all of this goes, like regarding agents and a single source of truth for a business.
And everything like that. I definitely… There's a lot of really good stuff. And if people are interested, I can talk about it on Wednesday.
It's funny, right? This is probably too much information. Not that any of it is like But so now I wear all these like recording devices, right? Now, because I wear these recording devices, I used to listen to YouTube all the time in the background.
Now I don't want youtube on. Because it messes up my like everything I'm pulling in. So now I'm watching a lot less youtube right For years, I couldn't watch less YouTube. All of a sudden, now I am because now it's interfering with something else, right? As opposed to just I'm wasting time.
And so Um… I'm doing that. But now, like, since I'm not… listening to YouTube as much anymore Right. I am… I'm listening to… Brain FM a lot. I bought Brain FM when they were first coming out. It's like a binaural beats kind of thing that adjusts to your brain waves and stuff like that.
But I wear it with these kind of headphones.
Their jawbones you know they're not they're not There's nothing goes in my ear. It sits outside my ear.
Vibration.
It's vibrating on the sides like you know It's touching my jawbone. So that's where There's no sound, but I hear it all.
And, um. Why was I telling you this?
So I'm listening to that. Pretty much all the time now, which is like brainwave states Which is useful for me. But there was something I was going with this. I know I totally spaced.
Yeah, I don't remember where I was going with it, but I guess also One thing that I've noticed is that I have a lot more conversations with it because I'm wearing this most of the day.
Right. So now like it's just really easy to have conversations with it.
Where I'm the only one hearing. Which is kind of nice like you know
But I haven't really… played too much around with like getting a my AI like in the AI I'm a little disappointed in that. I've just been too busy and I'm still too busy.
That's probably the only thing that I am… I'm a little frustrated. Oh, I was talking about Substack. So… Yes. So now that I'm not watching YouTube.
Countless hours or like listening to YouTube for countless hours I find that sometimes I get bored because I'm not hearing that in the background and I'm got these brainwave audios that are just kind of like electronic music in the background.
I don't really like surfing social media. So now it's like, what am I going to like when I'm just trying to kill some time, I don't have anything to do. And I just have my phone with me.
So I've been using Substack a lot more recently. And… I've always subscribed to like one or two like, you know, paid subscriptions on substack But lately I've like subscribed to a few more And there are some really good AI ones.
That I've subscribed to lately. Like-minded people like as far as like understanding that like about re-engineering stuff that I was talking about that like Businesses have to be kind of redesigned from the ground up, like to really be able to leverage this in a way that
Is different than the way most people are thinking. So I'd say that that is something that I'm actually really excited about.
Because I've come across a lot of really good articles that I'm excited to read, but I just even have it.
Haven't had the time to read them. So yeah, it's a great field. I think the world is going to You know, nothing.
I haven't seen anything that's changed my perspective on that I think… you know, the world's going to dramatically change in the next couple of years.
And… Yeah. I don't really have anything else to say, I guess.
Is that?
And what ended up… No, that's interesting. So thanks for sharing. I just wanted to the recap kind of what is your your vision briefly again for the the continuity with the AI, what do you ultimately want to go. I think I thought saw people talking about that and i just wanted to refresh to what what
Yeah, the…
For a circle It… It's just about… taking what we've done and just taking it further. And what I mean by that is it's still focused on It's not focused on business per se.
Right. It's focused on other parts that make up your life personally, right? So your health your relationships, like those kinds of things, your living environment et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Right. But it's all like more the personal stuff.
Um and then for the business stuff, it's putting together a similar type program to Zenith, but for business.
And doing it inside of steal our winners So that when it is fully built out, we will just have it be it will take over more and more of possibly steal our winners and ultimately be a much more expensive program.
All right, cool.
So that's kind of the idea there. Um and I would imagine that Steel Our Winners will be changed somewhat, right? Upgrading that like And then that will also open the doors for us to be able to do more on the business side. And what I mean by that, and it's like hard for me to say.
Like, but like there will be, I know there will be things, I don't know what they will be.
Where we are going to It's not the highest priority, but I know that it should happen like you know relatively pretty quickly, I would imagine.
Where we're going to upgrade steal our winners. Right. Like make it more AI.
Like build more AI into it, right? Like, I mean, we were I had built AI into it before chat even rolled around. Like we had, you know, Iggy which Long story about Iggy. That was our AI.
But… I would assume Because it's just been my experience with everything When we do certain things for Steal Our Winners where we incorporate AI more into the platform.
It will then give us the ability to do other things for SOW pro people Because we have the like backbone of AI in the system. I don't know what those things are, but generally whenever I've built something it opens up the door to do other things like because now there's
This data pool, there's stuff going on and other things can be leveraged.
I don't know what those are yet, but yet I know that we're going to be upgrading SOW, which will then make it easier to have other upgrades for SW Pro, even though I don't know what they are yet.
Cool. And just quickly, I wanted to outside of ChatGPT, Claude.
Right.
Better, right?
Because I hadn't used Claude before, but until you'd mentioned it about writing and it was dramatically different for me Chat was changing was changing what I said I wanted to do. I wanted to take some of those 40 pages and give me a condensed 8 to 10 page document. That's something that I wrote.
Right.
And it was rewriting my stuff. And I said, no, I don't want you to do it that way. And it was taking stuff out and putting its own spin on it too much. And I went to Claude and it just like, you know, beautifully. So outside of those
Yeah.
And playing around with grok is there is there any other ones that maybe you would recommend we we kind of just play around with a little bit more something that you've come across And then maybe put those up in the portal, like, you know, this is best for this, this is best for that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure.
Yeah. And let me just see if I can pull something up so I can show you guys something here.
I don't know if it's impressive or not.
Let's see. Hold on.
Let's see. No, I don't want to do it in that. I want to do it in.
Room there. This here and then go to drives.
Let's see.
Which…
I'm just trying to see if this is impressive or not.
This isn't the one that I thought was that impressive. Let's see.
No. I was looking for some outputs that I've gotten or some outputs I've built from uh GenSpark?
Gen Spark's pretty cool. And, uh.
These deep research things are really powerful but like And I've also heard great things about Manus as well. I have an account at Manus, but I haven't played around with it as much.
I've played around with Jim Swark more. But the What I was playing around with, and then I had to kind of bail on it, but I will get back to it.
Is trying to create a prompt that
Explains Zenith the whole program so well.
And just part of the prompt. That I could have it go out and find frameworks that are really powerful, that are not very well known.
Bring them back, actually create the prompts like right from the get-go Because it understands Zenith really well, has samples of the prompts, understands my prompting style, knows what I'm looking for.
Cool.
And I've gotten it pretty close to that. Right. Like, so That's where i think that's where i think Like, you know, the…
To answer a question that you asked me earlier, what's one of the things I've learned? That is something I've learned.
And I'm getting better at that. Like, how do you create a prompt that really, really gets you what you want?
Like not close to what you want. But what you really want, like, you know, and it's like okay Like normally I would think, okay, I have to go find these frameworks. Then I have to go through these frameworks, then figure out like maybe
But no, could I just do it all in one fell swoop?
You know, like can and You know, because there's a little bit of agentic stuff going on in deep research and because of that like Yeah, you can task it with certain things. And so that's where you know, you know
I find… the better and better I get at prompting the more it pays me it pays it pays pays off for me in just everything I do.
So I'm very comfortable in just starting by saying like you know, just starting in regular English But I'm also very clear that like my ability to Prompt.
Makes everything better. And the better I get at prompting.
The more I'm able to do. Like that I wasn't able to do before and able to do it better, faster, easier.
Right. Like, you know, like. It's… you know, it's one thing to create an output. It's another thing to tell chat or any other LLM create three different versions of that output like determine which one's better.
Why is that one better? What does that have that the other ones don't have? Add that, then create three versions now of that new version. Which one is better?
Like, you know, and do it recursively like 10 times as opposed to me having to keep reworking it, right? So now it's just like all in the prompt And so there's
Like… anything that you do on a repetitive in any repetitive being able to develop a more robust prompt than what you even were doing on like when you were doing it is where my head is at at the moment.
How can I take five steps and put it into one prompt?
And then have it be a better and better prompt so that it's constantly doing something better than what I could do and so I'd say like i'd say I've been spending more time on that.
And I think it's reflective of like, if you look at the prompts, like they're getting better.
Because of that.
Yeah. You know, that would be cool if you'd be willing sometimes just almost if you recorded yourself even initial stages creating a prompt and kind of just what the mindset is and what the flow is.
So then maybe we could then maybe we could try to do more on our own getting better.
Yeah, I will tell you, though. I start creating the prompt in chat and then I very quickly get over to Claude.
That's very clear.
Because it is a night and day difference for me. You know like Yeah, I mean, I mean Claude, you know, I know Claude doesn't have the memory, but when I say I want to create a mega prompt that already knows what I'm looking for like
And now I'm able to really go to town and I'm able to create amazing things out of Claude.
And then I'd bring it back into chat and I'd test them.
Then like, if I don't like the output. What I do is I have… You know, like on one screen, I have my clad and my chat GPT apps.
So they're like each one taking up half the screen. Then on the other side here on this screen, I have them open in like on in a browser So that when I'm prompting with Claude, like in the app.
And I want to then take that prompt and put it into chat. I will do it into the app. But then like, if I don't like the output.
What I end up doing is i end up doing This is just like my workflow.
Generally tends to be. I take a screenshot.
Of the whole of the whole thread.
From the browser. And then I just load that into Claude and say, look at the response.
Right. And then it will then tell me about the response. And then I'll say what I don't like about it. And then we start working on it.
And when I'm working on slides, like a slide presentation. I will be working on slides and then I'll take a screenshot in slide sorter view. So it's like all the slides.
And then I'll just throw it in the chat. And I'm like, this is where I'm at.
So I'm constantly taking pictures of things and reworking them in and it speeds up my you know, if I'm working on a prompt, I'm taking a picture of the output and then putting it in. If I'm working on other things like slides, I'm taking pictures of all the slides so it knows where I'm at.
And I'm constantly I'm just getting better and faster. It was the fastest, easiest way to get what's on this screen into that like LLM. And without having to necessarily turn it into a PDF, do this like if I can not have any more documents
And just move stuff across like it makes me happier. So it's not another thing I have to remember to delete later.
So that's, I'd say, where, and I think that's just a getting into a groove and I would imagine everyone could get into a groove once they have to do enough stuff on a consistent enough basis.
Yeah, very cool. That's helpful yeah
Do you know what I mean? But because like it's Yeah, because, yeah, because it's like… You know, I used to be like, oh, like I didn't really like the output. It takes too long. It's just screenshot boom like And this way I'm working on like a bunch of things at the same time.
You know? Cool. Chris.
Yeah, very cool. Helpful. Thanks, Rich. For sure.
Hey.
Yes, I know of him. I watch his videos. I don't know.
Hi, Rich. I came across something Everyone here may already know about it, yourself included but um An AI guy named Matthew Berman. You may know him Okay. Love him. Great. Yeah, yeah. So in February of this year.
Yeah.
He posted a… a YouTube video that was like, could this be the end of Chain of Thought?
It's the idea of chain of draft versus chain of thought prompting. Do you know what I'm talking about?
No, chain of draft. Hmm.
It's really interesting because here it is. The R&D team at Zoom Corporation, of all places came up with a way to take this massive long prompt And with a different prompting structure cut down like… 75% of the tokens needed
Wow.
And output something like like within Claude, like 94% of the same accuracy So I'll tell you what.
Wow. I will look it up. I see it here. Yeah.
So the name of the actual article is, could this be the end of chain of thought You may want to just check that out because I'm not sure how to really kind of process that yet, but it really sounds
Yeah, wait, I have a lot that opened up when I just put it in. So let me just… Okay, yeah, I don't see the one that you mentioned. So what is it? Could it be the end?
So, yeah, could this be the end of chain of thought dash chain of draft.
So this is a different prompting sound completely than traditional prompting.
Yeah. Okay, cool.
I'll put it in chat, Rich.
So it is sort of interesting. I thought you guys who are further along the road than myself I would be able to really like, you know.
Grab onto this and run with it. But I thought I'd just pointed out.
Yeah, I'm just going to the video now so I can save it.
Yeah.
There's a whole white paper. He goes through a very clear method of explaining And he gives examples.
Yeah, well, he's good. I like his videos. Yeah, his videos are really good.
Yeah, yeah, I agree with you. Cool, cool. So that was point one. Point number two, I just want to raise some questions.
Yeah.
About some classic challenges that we all have you know If you want to hire a VA, example, I'm building my own website. Why? Because I don't have the money to hire a web But also, it's because I want to learn
Enough so that I know what I don't know now. And the only way I'm going to do that is if I spend the time to actually learn it from various points of view. Now, it is time consuming, but I have more time equity than financial equity right now for it.
Mm-hmm.
But this is a classic challenge. Almost every business owner has about, okay, I need a consultant for x You know, I need a VA for Y.
Right.
And the challenge is if you don't know the subject domain.
Right.
Yeah.
Which is not good.
The area of what you don't know is pretty big. So you're either at the mercy of, number one, the ethics and honesty of the individual Number two, their knowledge and thoroughness in the product project and then if you don't even know those things, how do you compare consultants A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and then pick one?
Mm-hmm.
This is a classic problem. And so it occurred to me
Is someone else be… Rick, you did a lot of work.
Yep.
Going back to years ago with the different areas of business, if I recall correctly you know like different functional areas. And I'm kind of wrapping something like that into my own into my own company, which is about distraction management and how it ties to various
Okay.
Core business functions uh and so So… It occurs to me that like in software development.
One key player in that game is the business analyst, if you think about it, right?
Yeah.
And a business analyst has a very interesting role. They know sort of both sides. What's the aim of the business And how do I communicate that to the specialists to the specialists the developers, the UX designers, et cetera.
So I think what we need ideally is an agent That is a business analyst.
Mm-hmm.
In various verticals. You know, like a finance business analyst, a operations business analyst, right?
Since we don't have that yet. I thought it might be interesting to kind of For someone who is already a business analyst.
See, I'm thinking about it a different way than you are.
To kind of maybe just look at kind of their frameworks and maybe get some clues about how we might make that bridge Over to…
Okay.
That doesn't make the way that you're thinking about it wrong.
Sure.
At all. I'm thinking that i'm thinking like… that if And I might be wrong on this, but this is what my thought like similar issues kind of like at least thinking about similar issues that If an AI really knew your business really well.
Mm-hmm.
Like extremely well like you know how much cash flow was currently coming in how much like the business had like what are the the most important things that are going to make that business work. Like, yeah, what access to all any and all resources do you have and don't have?
Yeah.
It would be able to help figure out like how important is the website like specific, like, you know, and is it something that you know, is it something that you should be spending a lot of time on because it is core or not? And based on
What it's going to take for you. And so my belief is I don't know this to be the case, right? Like this is just now what I believe. And I'm not basing it on, I'm just basing it on my gut.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Sure.
I don't even have anything to point to that. If it understands the business really well Like, you know, completely.
It would then know what would be the best approach for someone like you Who needs a website, like, you know, specific, like specific, specific. Now.
Yeah.
Hmm.
Whether that will plan out that way or not, I don't know, but that's what I'm thinking. I'm thinking that the problem is much more Because there's great information everywhere. The issue is, is what information is relevant to you in your specific situation with your specific
Challenges and your specific assets and you know like specific, right? So I think a lot of it gets resolved that way.
Sure.
And so I was having a conversation with ChatGPT about this Kind of similar to like how I came up with Xeen line.
Saying like, okay, you know, every business is different, just like every human being is different, but there's actually more differences.
With businesses. You know what I mean? Because like, you know.
Everyone… like a limiting belief is a limiting belief right like It's very different.
You know, a coach a coaching business can have a so many different permutations, right? There can be a high ticket coaching business. There can be an individual who's a coach, right? Like these are very different And what they should be doing is totally different.
And so can a Is there a way that it can… really know the specific situation of this person, like what their model is like every element And at least in the conversation, it convinced me it could.
So we'll see. That's what I think. Will do it. And in the meantime.
Yeah.
The way I've liked the heuristic is the heuristic If it's something I am only going to be doing once or twice, then I don't necessarily need to learn it. I just need to get it outsourced.
Like building a website, like unless We're going to be building websites left and right. Like it's a one-time event.
Sure.
So there's definitely never a reason to learn it. It's really just a question of outsourcing it, right?
Like there are certain things that are worth learning but Yeah.
That's very valid. All your points are super valid. The thing I'm trying to get to is… Admittedly, I'm sort of, I've pivoted a few times. So I'm back at square one It's one thing I've had ongoing business.
Right.
And I had data and stuff to work with. And so what you just described is great for that. But if you're starting at square one as a solopreneur, right?
With limited resources. That's my scenario so So, um.
Right.
Yeah.
Yeah, but so even with that, right, like. And not to go too far down this road right now, right?
Yeah.
Sure.
But there are There are so many like ways to approach things right like you know, do you need to do For example, I mean, do you need a website to sell?
Online. You don't. You don't need a website. Now, it's nice to have. I'm not saying that like, you know, but there are plenty of ways that you could not have a website and still be making sales online.
And there are like so The idea is like.
Right.
What is the least number of elements that need to happen in order to either test out the idea Right.
Right, right, right, right. Yes.
You know. Like, what is the minimum viable? And a lot of times it's not necessarily even remotely similar to what the end product would look like.
Because it's more about testing the idea than anything else. And they're like Even that, though.
You know, there are ways of dry testing and doing different things that give you a lot of information up front.
Right. Okay.
And so… there are… There are approaches that are ideal depending on what the circumstances are and the situation is.
Well, I guess the thing that spurred us on, I mean, I do tend to overanalyze and I have ADHD myself and, you know, definitely I love to you know to riff, you know, because I have a thousand points of view and I integrate that stuff um
Mm-hmm.
Right?
But the thing is, what's interesting is when you have… when you have… When you look at some of the people who are really well known for certain things for starting any business, any online business there really tends to be an overweight towards marketing.
Marketing is very, very important. Don't get me wrong. But I've noticed there's some key elements that are just not even brought up like hey Do I have any clue about how to run the finances?
Mm-hmm.
Do I have any clue about legal entity? So there's major stuff that falls through the cracks. And so I actually found this one guy on YouTube.
And I'll stop here on this, but this one guy kind of outlines, hey.
These are kind of the basic pillars that you should at least think about. A, B, C, D.
Right.
And I think maybe I should try asking Chad and claude about maybe to help me come up with a framework for identify what the bare minimum uh… pillars, if you will.
Are because I think I'm maybe trying to incorporate too much At the point of launch.
Yeah. Yep.
Oh, there's no doubt I would imagine you are. And that the You know, and it's really about
What is the minimum viable product that like would like allow me to test the market.
There's a…
There's a… there's a really valuable presentation that i did Online.
The lean startup process. That we can get and put in the Facebook group. I got to make a note of it.
I'd be thrilled to death to see that Rich, I've not seen that yet.
Yeah. The um it's all about… It's all about… Hold on.
The goal of a startup is not to make money.
It's to get to as quickly as possible to the answer as quickly as possible of whether or not the model is a good model or not.
Like because it's horrible to get stuck in a business with a bad model.
Sure.
That's no win you know win And so what often you'll see a business plateau like in this heartbreak zone, right? They make enough money to not be able to close it, but not a notable enough money to be happy with what they're making.
It's often because there's some kind of false assumption that was never surfaced and there's some flaw in the model.
Right.
And so you know the idea is that like with the lean methodology, there's like these not there's a canvas. I think there's like nine areas where you are making assumptions by starting a business, you're making assumptions in these nine areas.
And the goal is to validate or invalidate those assumptions as quickly as possible for the cheapest amount of money possible.
To know, like, you know. Do we have the right customer?
Well, they spend money on the solution. Is this the right channel to get them? Is this the right like value proposition, like etc etc right like but their core and these are the basics and like, there's really no reason to build anything until like
You want to build the smallest, spend the least to to validate or invalidate those. And yeah, I'll definitely get that presentation.
Wait. Thank you. Is that called the Wayne method? Is that what you said?
Now, it's a lean startup method. Yeah, yeah. Eric Reich wrote a book on it, but I didn't think his book was that good on it so
Oh, lean, lean, lean startup, yeah. Yeah. Well, thank you very much. I mean, I've Yeah. Thankfully, I've covered Many of the points you just made But I'll bet you I'm leaving off a couple and I want to keep it lean, believe me. I do want to keep it lean.
Right.
Yeah. My pleasure. Yeah, no problem.
Thanks very much. Appreciate it.
I don't see any other hands up. Are there any hands up?
If not, we'll call it a day.
All right. Cool. All right. So please try to use some of these prompts that I gave you tonight.
So that if you have any questions about them on Wednesday, on Wednesday, I'll be giving you more.
As well. And I will have dates, like I said, and whatever else I said, I don't remember now.
Um but uh I am… I'm really excited for you to use some of these prompts.
I think you'll… I think you'll get a lot of value out of what they produce. And for those of you that are studying my prompts, I think you'll get a lot of value out of studying these.
And so I will see everyone on Wednesday. Until then, the higher profits beyond.
Rich Sheffrin over and out. Speak to everyone on Wednesday. Bye.