Lately I've been using chatGPT to help out in drafting different offers. (The free version works great, btw) The thing with AI tools is that the quality of the output you get will HEAVILY depend on the input that you give it. ## Generally, the more specific the prompt, the more relevant the AI result. ## Personally, I prefer annual membership high ticket offers (1k+) designed to: - minimize churn (members cancelling after joining) and - with high stickiness, but that are also - fun for me to deliver And yes, I've used the above as inputs to the AI tool and got some handy suggestions that I will offer to prospects and further refine on. ~~~~~~~ Another thing was to actually chat with the AI by asking it to come up with different avatars to match my interests but which I hadn't originally thought about (ex. business entrepreneurs, digital nomads). Sometimes I would continue quizzing the AI for further clarity. The final point was to add in my particular strong skills (polyglot, systems-focused, rapid learner) so that it could further optimize the offer value 😊 Try experimenting with specific prompts and see what insights you get! If you want to brainstorm together, drop me a juicy comment below 👇

Everyone please welcome @Leonardo Ponce and @Amber Griffiths to the group :) Super happy to have you here, please introduce yourself in a post so we can get to know more about you (and you'll unlock my Ideal Member Worksheet at the same time😊). I'd love to know what goals you have and see how I can help you get there! -> Where do you see yourself in 1 year ? 👀 -> What would you say your main skill is ? PS:📞 Make sure to book in your Strategy call with me if you haven't already!

Today I saw these 2 quotes from Naval Ravikant and they hit me like a ton of bricks. “If you can't see yourself working with someone for life, don't work with them for a day.” “Who you do business with is just as important as what you choose to do.” There are multiple reasons why I’m drifting away from my full time place of work after nearly 17 years. - It has nothing to do with the work itself (which I love). Watching my students break through their learning hurdles is what I live for.  - Nor does it have anything to do with my co-workers, as I’m mostly left to my own devices when it comes to my time in class. But it has everything to do with suffering the insecurities and short-sightedness of a micro-managing administration that never taught a single lesson. There is also the inability to negotiate my own working conditions, as they are decided by a collective agreement. That kind of arrangement favours the least effective performers and the mediocre, but removes any incentive to those who excel. Also, our agreement covers 5 years but has already expired for more than 3! To top it all off, there has been record inflation in the past 3 years, amping up the dissatisfaction even further. It would have been cool to see a 60% rise in salary... but I digress. Lessons learned: - If you’ve already proven yourself capable in an area that you love and that others are finding painful, start your own thing ASAP and keep building on it. You will outperform and outlast more than 90% of the competition. - Working with people you vibe with removes unnecessary stress. This also applies to choosing friends and who to marry. - Break the habits that no longer serve you, so you can form newer ones that will. - Live for a higher purpose than paying your bills until the day you die.  Happy Sunday and feel free to share a thought!

Hey, wish you all a Happy New Year and many good thing for 2025! Happy to be part of y'all journey, can't wait to help you achieve your goals, talk soon!

Hey everyone, this is guess who from guess where 😁Glad to meet you all! I became friends with @Sylvain Zyssman in Synthesizer last September. As for hobbies, I like to learn foreign languages (learned a dozen or so, right now doing Greek and Portuguese), bake sweets, cook, kayak and read. My community is about rapid learning (feel free to check out my bio), where we figure out with our members how to short-cut their learning curves to quickly gain skills. Now imagine applying that to high-income skills like copywriting, public speaking or effective communication! Spoiler alert! I already have, but not yet online. Gotta fix that Looking forward to learn and grow with you 💪