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31 contributions to AI Powered CEO
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Finally Me Friday ✦
This week in here was all work. Monday I gave you one prompt and you came back and told me what Claude put at the top of your week. Yesterday we pulled apart the difference between a file and a Skill. Here's what was happening behind those posts. I wrote them in pockets. One before my son was up. One with dinner going. One at night when the house finally went quiet. No team. No assistant. Eight ventures failed before this one and I still don't have either. That's why I teach systems and not hustle. I'm not building you a business that needs five people to survive. I'm building the one that fits the time you actually get. But today isn't a teaching post. Today I want to know you. Not your offer. Not your niche. You. I'll go first: ✦ I'm a nature girl. Spring and fall are mine. Fall for the trees turning, spring for everything going green again. ✦ Spring gets me thinking about gardening and flowers. Rebirth. I've had to do that more than once, so it means something to me. ✦ My CEO walk is where the thinking happens. Not at the desk. Outside. Your turn. One thing about you that has nothing to do with your business. Drop it below. 👇 Celeste
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Build one. Just one.
Last one on Skills today. Don't try to build ten. Pick the one thing you explain the most and write that down. ✦ Your voice, so nothing you post sounds like a robot wrote it ✦ Your offers and real prices, so nothing gets invented ✦ Your weekly process, the thing you rebuild from scratch every time ✦ The corrections you're tired of repeating Write it as a plain document first. Use it for a week. When you're sick of uploading it, turn it into a Skill. One more thing worth knowing: ChatGPT added Skills too, same .md format. So what you build isn't locked to one tool. Write it once, use it in both. You don't need to buy anything to start this. You need one document and one week. Tell me what your first one is going to be. I'll help you shape it.
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What's actually inside a Skill
People think a Skill is some complicated build. It isn't. Open one up and it's a markdown file. It's literally called SKILL.md. The only thing on top is four lines: a name, and a description of what it's for and when to use it. That description is the trigger. It's the part Claude reads to decide whether this is the moment to open it. Everything below it is just your instructions, written like you'd explain it to a person. ✦ A plain .md file has the instructions ✦ A Skill has the instructions plus the trigger That's the entire upgrade. Four lines.
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You built the room. Now build the business under it. ✦
Most of you here run your own communities. So you already know the hard part. The room is not the business. The business is what holds the room up. Here's how I'm building mine as a solo mompreneur with Claude AI, and every step works for a community owner too: ✦ One offer, price up front. Your community is the front door, not the offer. Claude helps you get the offer down to one sentence a stranger understands. ✦ Find your women. Your membership questions do the filtering. Claude can write questions that sort the right ones in. ✦ Content in your voice. Train Claude on your story and your members, and your weekly posts stop taking your whole evening. It drafts. You edit. You stay the CEO. ✦ Real conversations. I'm doing coffee chats with every woman in this room. No pitch. Claude preps me before each one so I show up knowing her business. ✦ Systems that hold. Welcome DMs, event posts, follow-ups, your weekly plan. Claude carries the repeat work so a sick kid doesn't sink your community week. ✦ Sell like a CEO. One booking link, not "DM me". A follow-up that's already written so nobody goes cold. You're already doing the hardest part: showing up for your people, alone. Claude is how one woman holds all of it without a team. Tell me below: which step is eating the most of your week right now? I'll take the top answer and walk through exactly how I'd hand it to Claude, right here in the comments.
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@Marie Kiovsky , your English is good. Don't let the school voice in your head tell you it isn't. Here's why it fell apart with ChatGPT. You taught it in a chat. Memory drifts, models get updated, and one day your voice is gone. The fix is to stop teaching it in conversation and put your voice in a file. How I'd do it: 1. Pull together 5 to 10 things you wrote in Swedish, plus the English versions you actually liked. 2. Ask Claude: "Read these and write me a voice profile. Sentence length, rhythm, the words I reach for, what I never do." 3. Take that profile and paste it into a Claude Project as the project instructions. Do every translation inside that Project from now on. 4. Add one rule at the top: translate the meaning, not the words. Keep my sentence length. Don't smooth me out. 5. Ask for two versions each time. One close to the Swedish, one natural English. You pick. 6. When it gets a line wrong, tell it why, then add that note to the profile. That profile is the piece ChatGPT never had. It's a file you own, not a memory that quietly resets on you. The flat, boring thing usually happens because the model is translating word by word and polishing as it goes. Tell it not to. Tell it you'd rather sound like yourself than sound correct. Want me to run a short session on this in the community? I think a few women here need the same thing. Thanks for pointing this out so I can also create videos for moms whose schedules may not align with when I am live.
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@Marie Kiovsky This is exactly what I love to hear, Marie. Once it clicks, you see it's easier to learn than it looks. Try the steps this weekend. If something doesn't land, post it here and we'll work through it together. Thank you so much for telling me. 💜
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GPT-6 is here. I'm still teaching Claude. ✦
GPT-6 is here. I'm still teaching Claude. ✦ A post came across my LinkedIn this week. Twenty years in marketing, four million followers, and his verdict was that GPT-6 beat Claude. He's not wrong about what GPT-6 can do. It shipped September 3rd. It's fast. It handles long multi-step jobs. It can work across your files and turn them into a spreadsheet and a deck. One thing he got wrong: he called it cheaper. It isn't. It's priced at 2.5x their last model. The thing he named as the big difference, an AI that does the work instead of explaining how to do it, Claude has been doing that too. Files, spreadsheets, presentations, your browser. But here's the real thing I want to say. None of this is your problem this week. ✦ You are not choosing a model. You are choosing to sit down and use one. ✦ The woman who learned one tool properly is further ahead than the woman who spent six months reading comparison posts. ✦ A smarter model doesn't help you if you open it twice and close it again. I teach Claude because I know it well enough to teach it, and because it doesn't try to be everything to everyone. That's it. If GPT-6 is your tool, use GPT-6. Use it well. The tool was never the thing holding you back. So tell me: how many AI accounts do you have open right now, and how many did you actually use last week?
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@Karin Crawford Thank you Karin. Pick one, learn it properly, then the model wars stop mattering. 💜
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@Marie Kiovsky Hello Marie, running them side by side is the fastest way to learn. That's exactly how I figured out where Claude fits for me. One thing that helps: give Claude more context than feels necessary. Tell it who you are, who you're writing for, and what you want it to sound like before you ask for anything. The results change completely. Keep asking your questions in here. That's what this group is for.
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