Lazy Discipline ChatGPT Edition
A word of caution.
A word of caution.
You weren't there for the invention of electricity.
You weren't there for the invention of the computer.
But you are here for the invention of AI.
The birth of a century-defining tool.
ChatGPT is the thing that everyone is talking about but not everyone will get good at. And some won't learn how to use it at all. But here's the thing.
You can.
It is an amazing tool if you know how it works. How it thinks. What it can't do. And what it can do.
The only limitation is your ability to ask it insightful questions. That is what this course is all about.
Who is it for?
- Freelancers.
- Consultants.
- Entrepreneurs.
- Agency owners.
- Business owners.
- Company of ones.
What will I learn?
- Save time making anchor notes.
- Ask better questions to get better answers.
- Become a research mastermind.
- Find the right tools for your needs.
- Exponentially improve your writing capabilities.
- Brainstorm with the world's greatest thinkers.
- A leverage heavy system that turns your company of 1 to a COMPANY OF 1000.
Course outline
- Lesson 1. Anchor Notes.
- Lesson 2. The Art Of Narrowing Down.
- Lesson 3. Research Like A Pro.
- Lesson 4. Tools For An Easy Life.
- Lesson 5. You Versus You.
- Lesson 6. Brainstorming.
- Lesson 7. Missing Lesson.
Refine. Refine. Refine.
"The quality of your questions determines the quality of your life." — Tony Robbins
From 0 to 100 million in 2 months
That is faster than any other technology in history. Unprecedented. Unimaginable.
Why is this significant?
AI gets better the more people use it. If you find it useful now, imagine how much more it improves in one month, 3 months or even 6 months?
I know for some people this is a little scary.
You start to question what use will I have in the future with this tool getting so good.
And it just keeps getting better.
Rather than being scared by it. You should think what does this mean for me? What does this mean for my business?
It lets you win at life as well as business.
So, you have time to go for a coffee with all those other entrepreneurs who seem to have more time than you.
Here’s to that.
Imagine, you are in a shed right now. You are a company of one. How do you take on the world?
Because suddenly everything has changed for you. You now have this research assistant. Your workforce has exploded in terms of how much it can do for you.
In essence, your leverage has increased exponentially.
The key to accessing this help is to ask the right questions. Or in ChatGPT terms, the right prompts.
In just one hour you will move away from thinking like an Amateur to operating like a Pro. And at that point, the world is your oyster.
Most people are talking about it but most people WILL NOT get good at ChatGPT.
Don't be like MOST people.
A company of one has just become a company of 100.
For just $20/month you have a research assistant.
This will supercharge your effectiveness.
Complete tasks that would previously take you hours in just a minute or two.
That is 0.33% of the price of the median salary for a research assistant in the UK.
The Amateur vs The Pro.
The Amateur fears it.
"It will take my job away. What am I going to do?" Or "This is too technical for me, I’m not going to try it."
The Pro embraces it.
"This will make my life easier. All the grunt work I previously spent hours on will be done in minutes. I can go do the thinking. This is what separates me from others."
There’s a new job title in town…
Prompt Engineer.
The most important thing is to learn how to ask the right questions.
Think of this course as the guide that will show you how to become Pro at operating it.
Vague Prompt
What's wrong with this?
It is a bog standard answer that is non specific and doesn't leave you with new insight.
We need to be more granular. We need to ask it a better, more targeted question.
The examples above shows how to get the most out of a prompt.
Like with anything, ask dumb questions, get dumb answers.
ChatGPT is only as good as the questions you ask it.
The amateur uses vague questioning.
Giving ChatGPT bad prompts is like driving a Ferrari in first gear.
Take note
Who's running it?
Course features
We've got the answers
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