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17 AI Power Commands + 3 Simple Tricks to Get Better Answers Ever ask ChatGPT or Claude a question, get a generic, watered-down answer, and wonder why you’re paying for this thing? Here’s the uncomfortable truth. Sometimes the AI isn’t the problem. Sometimes you’re asking a $20-a-month thinking machine questions like you’re talking to a Magic 8 Ball. The good news? You don’t need to become a prompt engineer, memorize complicated formulas, or sacrifice a goat to the algorithm. You just need to change how you ask. And sometimes, adding a few words makes a remarkable difference. I have added a cheatsheet for you to download PART 1: The AI Power Commands These aren’t magic commands built into ChatGPT or Claude. They’re shorthand instructions you can use to tell AI HOW you want it to approach your request. Just add one to your prompt, along with enough context to explain what you want. 1. WHAT AM I MISSING? Ask AI to identify blind spots, overlooked risks, hidden assumptions, and things you haven’t considered. 2. LINDY MODE Focus on ideas, principles, and strategies that have stood the test of time instead of chasing the latest shiny object. 3. 80/20 Identify the 20% of actions likely to produce 80% of the results. Great for prioritizing when you’ve got 47 things on your to-do list. 4. TRUTH MODE Tell AI to prioritize accuracy over agreement. Challenge your assumptions, identify weak arguments, and tell you when your idea stinks. Ask it to separate facts from speculation. 5. ELI10 Explain Like I’m 10. Break down complicated concepts into plain English without the unnecessary jargon. 6. RED TEAM Have AI actively attack your idea, strategy, or business plan. Find weaknesses before your competitors or customers do. 7. HORMOZI MODE Evaluate an offer through the lens of value, pricing, perceived benefits, risk reduction, and customer acquisition. 8. Y COMBINATOR MODE Approach a business idea with startup thinking. Focus on validation, product-market fit, customer feedback, and rapid experimentation.

Here’s something that might annoy a few people selling $997 courses. Some of the best business education on the planet is completely free. No mastermind required. No secret framework. No guru standing in front of a rented Lamborghini telling you how to become financially independent. Just good information, available to anyone willing to put in the effort. YouTube isn’t just cat videos, conspiracy theories, and people pressure-washing driveways for 45 minutes. It’s arguably one of the largest free universities ever created. And if you’re building an agency, starting a business, or trying to develop skills that actually make you money, you should be taking advantage of it. Here are nine channels worth adding to your learning rotation: 1. MIT OpenCourseWare Actual MIT educational content. For free. Business, technology, economics, and more. You don’t get the fancy diploma, but you also don’t get the student loans. 2. freeCodeCamp Want to understand programming, websites, automation, or the technology behind the services you’re selling? This is a goldmine. Even if you never write a line of code, understanding how things work makes you a better agency owner. 3. Big Think Experts discussing business, psychology, leadership, science, and how people think. Great for expanding your perspective beyond the latest marketing hack. 4. Y Combinator Lessons from people who actually build businesses. Startups, customer acquisition, product development, and scaling. A refreshing alternative to advice from people whose only business is selling advice. 5. Smarter Every Day Science, engineering, and curiosity. Not directly about marketing, but learning how to think critically and solve problems is a pretty valuable business skill. 6. TED Ideas from entrepreneurs, researchers, innovators, and people doing interesting things. Some brilliant insights, some questionable ones. Learning to tell the difference is part of the education. 7. CrashCourse Complex subjects explained in entertaining, bite-sized lessons. Perfect when you need to understand something without committing to a semester of homework.

I have been mulling over something lately...Where is everyone? Seriously. Did I miss a memo? Was there a mass alien abduction? Did everybody win the lottery and move to a private island without inviting me? Because it’s getting awfully quiet around here. Let’s review what you’ve got access to in Digital Edge. You get live access to me at least TWICE a week. Some weeks, THREE times. That’s multiple opportunities to pick my brain, ask questions, get feedback, troubleshoot problems, or just show up and tell me I’m full of shit. And believe me, I know plenty of people who would happily take that last opportunity. We’ve got training calls covering everything from getting your first client to scaling an agency. We’ve got a classroom full of courses, resources, templates, systems, and tools. We’ve got daily posts covering prospecting, sales, marketing, operations, mindset, AI, and pretty much every other aspect of running an agency short of teaching your dog to handle client onboarding. Although, frankly, some dogs might do a better job than certain agency owners I’ve encountered. And yet… crickets. Training calls? Ghost town. Comments? Apparently rationed like toilet paper during COVID. Questions? I assume everyone has achieved complete enlightenment and no longer needs answers. Posts? I’m starting to think the comment button requires a blood sacrifice. At this point, I’m basically hosting a podcast for an audience of invisible people, except I don’t have sponsors, nobody’s sending me free stuff, and I’m pretty sure my wife is tired of hearing me talk about marketing. Now, I realize I’m not everybody’s cup of tea. I’m more like gas station coffee that’s been sitting on the burner since 5 AM. A little bitter, occasionally offensive, but I’ll damn sure wake you up. Maybe my dazzling personality isn’t enough. Maybe I need to start juggling flaming chainsaws during training calls. Maybe I should give away a free toaster to anyone who leaves a comment. Or maybe I should start every training with, “The secret to making $50K a month with AI while working 11 minutes a week.”

I need people to check https://www.johnmarshall.edu on mobile phones and tablet (in both horizontal and vertical mode) let me know if teh site breaks in anyway please let me know in the comments what device you viewed it on and how it worked. I really need it review of droids as I don't own one. Thanks in advance... p.s. if it does break screencaps and/or error messages would be extremely helpful