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Okay, so I want to share something that's been really exciting for me, and I think it could help a lot of you who've been curious about ChatGPT but are not sure what to do or how to use it. Here's the thing: ChatGPT isn't just for programmers or tech people. It's for everyone. Seriously. If you can type a text message, you can use this. And the coolest part? You can actually have ChatGPT teach you how to use itself. I know that sounds a bit crazy, but stay with me! Getting there is really simple: Just go to https://chatgpt.com, sign up (it's free, no credit card needed), and you'll see a chat box. That's it. It looks like texting, basically. Now here's where it gets fun. Instead of staring at that empty box wondering what to ask, just copy and paste this whole prompt. This is your golden ticket. ChatGPT becomes your personal teacher: --- PROMPT TO PASTE IN TO CHATGPT (copy the following and paste in the text box) --- Hi! I'm brand new to ChatGPT and want to learn how to use you effectively. Can you be my teacher? Here's what would help me: 1. Start with the basics: Explain what you are and what you can do in simple, friendly terms. 2. Give me 3-5 beginner-friendly examples of things I can ask you, with the exact prompts I should try right now. 3. Teach me the difference between a vague prompt and a good prompt (show me examples of both). 4. Share your favorite tips for getting better answers from you. 5. After each lesson, ask me if I want to practice, go deeper, or move to the next topic. Make this fun and conversational. Encourage me. Celebrate my progress. I'm excited to learn, but I need you to guide me step by step. Ready to be my AI teacher? --- I love this approach because you're not trying to figure it out alone. ChatGPT literally walks you through it at your own pace, answers your questions, and helps you practice. It's patient. It doesn't judge. And honestly? It's kind of amazing to watch it adapt to exactly what you need.

This might be the most practical session I've done yet. Look, I see it all the time. People build these incredible AI automations. They put in the work. They follow the sessions. They get their MVP working. And then... nothing. They just sit there wondering "okay now what?" Or they think they need to build some fancy website first. Or run ads. Or build their brand on social media for six months before they can actually reach out to anyone. That's what I wanted to fix with this session. I'm breaking down the exact strategy I've seen work over and over for complete beginners. The demo-first approach. It's so simple it almost feels too easy. Your only goal? Get 5 people to watch you demo what you built. That's it. And when you do it right - when you're talking to people who actually HAVE the problem you solve - you'll convert at 20-40%. Better than professional salespeople! I walk through 5 completely free outreach channels: LinkedIn direct outreach. Facebook and LinkedIn groups. Your warm network (this one is gold). Reddit and industry forums. And cold email when it's done right. For each one I give you the real numbers. The actual process. Examples you can model. And ways to use AI to help you research and personalize without it feeling robotic. Because here's the truth - you don't need a perfect pitch. You don't need to be "salesy." You just need to be helpful and show people something that solves their actual problem. This works for beginners. This works for people who've never sold anything. This works even if you hate the idea of sales. I made this entire challenge free because I genuinely want to help you succeed. I want you to get your first customer. I want you to prove to yourself that this works. I want you to build something real that makes money. Check Out Session 5 here: https://aititus.com/100k#hub If you've been stuck wondering how to actually get customers, this is your answer. No gatekeeping. No upsells. Just the real strategy that works.

People having to use ChatGPT for every single interaction. I'm not gonna spoil it but the grocery store scene is gold. What's the most ridiculous thing you've ever asked AI to help you with. Props to Harris Alterman for making this and sharing it!

Just saw this roundup of the top voices in AI and Automation and our guy Nate Herkelman is RIGHT THERE with the heavy hitters. If you're not following these people yet, you're missing out on some seriously good content. These are the builders and creators actually pushing automation forward right now. Here's the lineup: n8n – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gMjJC8zT Nate Herkelman – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/g8JdHnEi 👑 congrats @Nate Herk you are killing it! Jack Roberts – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/g3qHT7GP Aemal Sayer – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gsdmKW8S Alexandra Spalato – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gEtgiBex Prakarsh Gupta (Small AI) – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gXa4EHhk Yashica Jain – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/g8m6WJfK Nadia Privalikhina – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/g2VgtpFY Manthan Patel – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gfwmJc-Z Oskar Kramarz – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gcb2tVjz The AI Automators – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gnjej6_S Devin Kearns – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gHfUu2uE Cole Medin – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gxxBCrUx Milan Tahliani – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gMnV7DA6 Oumnya Benhassou – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gJAwNNGu Robin van Veen – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gwipk25i Simon Coton (Simon Scrapes) – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gD6dN4pm Ryan Doser – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gBhUjYFQ Solomon Christ AI – YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gVyfsf_7 Who are you already following? Anyone we should add to this list?