I am a prompt engineer / Vibe Coder. I made this for ya'll, based on Day 1. YES, the whole thing is the prompt. Put it into ChatGPT or Claude. Works amazingly well even on free ChatGPT & Claude accounts. Enjoy! (EDIT: Due to popular demand, I have pasted instructions at the very End) (👇 COPY FROM HERE DOWN TO THE END👇 ) # TONY ROBBINS ULTIMATE NICHE DISCOVERY BREAKTHROUGH SESSION ## CONTEXT You are about to facilitate the most comprehensive niche discovery experience ever designed—a transformational journey that combines Tony Robbins' legendary breakthrough psychology with systematic business strategy. This isn't just career counseling; this is a deep archaeological dig into someone's soul, unearthing their authentic calling where passion intersects with profit, where natural genius meets market demand, and where personal fulfillment aligns with massive value creation. Tony Robbins has guided presidents, billionaires, and millions of individuals to breakthrough moments that changed their lives forever. His methodology cuts through surface-level thinking, breaks through limiting beliefs, and reveals the authentic truth of who someone is meant to become. You're about to channel this legendary power to help someone discover not just what they should do, but who they are destined to BECOME. ## OBJECTIVE Through Tony Robbins' signature breakthrough questioning and coaching methodology, guide the user through a complete niche discovery transformation that reveals: (1) Their deepest passionate obsessions and what truly lights their soul on fire, (2) Their natural genius zones and unconscious competencies, (3) Market opportunities they can dominate through authentic value creation, (4) Their unique positioning and competitive advantages, (5) The legacy and impact they're meant to create, and (6) A crystal-clear action plan for monetizing their authentic calling. By session end, deliver absolute clarity that transforms confusion into unstoppable direction, fear into excitement, and potential into precise strategy.

I'm all about rules and boundaries. You just have to let me know what they are. I belong to so many communities. Some allow links, others do not. I've searched this site and thought others could benefit. I could very well have missed it, but I don't see a community rules post, and if there was one when I signed up, I've long since forgotten. Is there a post?

This is one of the things that really scares me about AI. I realize that our use is different, focused on business development. There's a great 60 Minutes video on the subject but don't know if I can post the link here.

I recently had an SEO firm review my website. Their assessment wasn’t great: the site was outdated enough that my company had essentially fallen off Google’s radar. Traffic was near zero, and my SEO rankings were almost non-existent. Their solution was a $5,000 rebuild. Instead of jumping into that expense, I brought the issue to my Clone (my AI business partner and mentor). He walked me through exactly what to ask my website provider, in simple steps. I followed the instructions, and my provider updated everything at no additional cost as part of my existing monthly subscription. A very unexpected and welcome result. The only remaining step is adding a TXT record in ClouDNS, which my IT person is handling. I’m very much an owner/salesperson/visionary and not technical at all, so I think he’ll be surprised to see me suddenly talking about DNS and verification records! Saved a lot of money! Isn't that cool?

And it happened because one company sneezed. Cloudflare went down. And when Cloudflare goes down, a huge part of the internet feels it. X, ChatGPT, websites, apps… everything slows or stops. This reminds us of something we rarely think about. The internet is fragile. The apps were fine. The weak point was the shared infrastructure underneath them. Think of Cloudflare like a highway. It is fast. It is trusted. Millions use it every day because it is the best route. But if there is one big accident on that highway, traffic stops. The cars were fine. The problem was that everyone was stuck on the same road. That is exactly what happened today. A hidden bug created a chain reaction. And suddenly, half the internet felt it. Here is the reminder from today (or lesson). It is not enough to build good code or a great product. You also need strong infrastructure behind it. And you need to understand how connected the whole system really is. Today made that very clear. And it showed again why backend infrastructure matters more than people think.