In @Igor Pogany 's post "Get Custom Answers Using ChatGPT’s Memories, Projects, Custom Instructions, and GPTs" in the AI Amplifier club, he goes into detail and workarounds for, "Unfortunately, Projects don’t automatically reference other chats within the same Project. Each chat is separate. If you want a Project to remember information across conversations, you’ll need to save it to Memory or upload it as Knowledge" That' hasn't been true since April. I know it takes significant time to put together these things and it will probably never keep up with the pace of change, but this is one section I think should be updated.

Chat already knows my business, priorities, and schedule constraints. I've been using it for planning and scheduling since 2023, and while it's memory might not go back that far, it knows enough. In all that time, I never asked it the question Igor suggested on the bonus day: "what hard truth do I need to know?" I didn't even give it any more context to the question, except I asked within my business offer project. The hard truth I got: AI is a distraction from sales. I don't need an AI assistant or to be thinking about agents. To hit my 3-month goals and 6-month goals, all I need to do is focus on sales, with a minimal, consistent presence on LinkedIn, so prospects have a way to see what I'm all about. This was already my instinct, which is why I didn't sign up for the 30-day program. In the last 15 minutes, I just got back about 6 hours/week. More than the actual hours, it probably got me back 12 hours of time per my calendar... I wasn't obeying my calendar anyway for those other 6 hours. More than anything, it challenged me to think different. Almost every time I started typing "but..." I had to admit AI was right. Next will be to have it help me set my new 6-month schedule, minus 80% of the social calendar I had in place. I will continue to work toward a clone and agents, but as a reward for getting ahead of schedule, not an immediate business goal.

I've heard the "act as my..." suggestion since GPT came out. The summit was the first I heard "you are A 0.1%..." I wondered the difference, so I went to the source. Here's the entire conversation. what is the difference in how you would respond to a prompt that starts "act as my professional copywriter" vs. "you are a top 0.1% copywriter." ChatGPT said: Good question to poke at. Here’s how I’d treat them differently in practice: 1. “Act as my professional copywriter” What I prioritize - Alignment with your voice, audience, and context. - Clarity, correctness, and structure. - Respect for constraints you’ve set (tone, terminology, house style). - Collaborative posture: I’m “on your team,” optimizing with you. How it shows up in the reply - I’ll ask (or infer) basics: offer, audience, channel, objective. - I’ll make measured improvements: - I’m more conservative with big swings: I tune before I reinvent. Think: “Senior in-house copywriter polishing for performance and consistency.” 2. “You are a top 0.1% copywriter” What I prioritize - Aggressive optimization for impact: - Strong POV and bolder creative choices. - Strategic framing, not just wording: offer structure, positioning, messaging angles. How it shows up in the reply - I’ll take more creative control: - I’ll be less hesitant to: Think: “High-end consultant brought in to win, not to be polite to the draft.” Short version Same engine, different throttle: - Professional copywriter → polish, protect your voice, collaborate. - Top 0.1% copywriter → lead, challenge, re-architect for maximum effect. If you’d like, I can show the contrast on a small sample from your own copy next. You said: relative to working as my copywriter, ignoring for the moment the additional details I will add to the prompt, what other suggestions do you have for how I might frame the first sentence of the prompt? If you have 5 or more suggestions, provide up to 5 that show the widest variation in the output I will get.

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