I asked a few entrepreneurs last week in my community: "How are you using ChatGPT in your business?" Most gave me the same answer (not the exact words, but the same mindset): "I type in a question… and hope for the best." That right there is the difference between playing with AI vs profiting with AI. Because when you treat prompts like one-off tricks, you end up wasting time, getting surface-level answers and doing all the heavy lifting yourself... Most entrepreneurs don't need more tools. They need to think differently about how to use the ones they already have. They think: "I'll just ask ChatGPT to write a caption." Or "Maybe it can help with my email sequence." But they're missing the point… The real leverage is when you treat prompts like systems instread of questions... Here's an example I gave to funnel builders stuck on content creation (you can literally steal this today): "You are my content strategist. My ideal client is [describe your avatar]. My offer is [name your offer]. The CTA is [e.g: DM me "READY" to get started]. Using the following framework: – Engagement – Authority – Story – Education Create a 30-day content calendar with daily post ideas that build belief, show authority, and drive leads into my funnel. Format it as: Day #, Content Type, Post Idea." That prompt isn’t another "content hack." It's a content system that's aligned with your avatar, your funnel and your strategy. Build it once and you can reuse forever... You stop opening Instagram and wondering "what do I post today?" You stop rewriting the same content from scratch. You start operating like a strategist and not like someone who's scrambling... 👉 You show up with consistency. 👉 Your posts start pre-selling your offer. 👉 You generate daily content in minutes that shift your audineces belief systems and creates your authority... You no longer rely on inspiration.... Instead, you rely on systems... Stop treating ChatGPT like a toy...Start training it like a team member.

I tried a simple strategy in last week and the result shocked me, no ads, no fancy software, no huge budget… yet the store pulled in more traffic in 3 days than the last 3 weeks combined. The crazy part? Most people overlook this because it looks “too basic” to work. I’ll break down exactly what I did… but first I’m curious What do you think the strategy was? Ads? Content? SEO? Something else?