Believe it or not, you're not behind on AI yet. Because the truth is, most people still don't understand how to use it well. By just reading, you'll know more about AI than 90% of the people out there. And if you make it all the way till the end, you'll be in the top 1% of all AI users. I'm going to show you how AI works, the fundamentals you need to use it, how to master it, and how to future proof yourself so AI makes you a weapon instead of replacing you. Starting with how it works. Essentially, you've got all the world's information. I'm talking videos, podcasts, documents, Reddit threads, and then AI analyzed it, and then it did this mathematical equation. It broke all that text into tokens. and then it tries to predict the most logical next token based on what you gave it. It's just like if you say twinkle, twinkle, little, it's gonna say star. That's why most of the answers that come out of any chat AI have a lot of m dashes. It's not because AI likes m dashes. It's because humans like m dashes and it's trying to replicate what it's seeing us create. If you give it really good information, the output is really good because it can use all that input to build context. It's kind of like if somebody tells you all the details of a story and then asks you a specific question, you're more likely going to get it right because you have all the details of the story. That's what AI needs to give you the best outputs and that's where people fall short. The truth is AI isn't magic. It's just pattern recognition with the fancy suit on. So, now that we've covered how AI works behind the scenes, we need to talk about the fundamentals and how you need to use it the right way. The right way to prompt. The more information you give it, aka the prompt, the better the output will look. Did you know you can give it like two, three books worth of information about your question before it even gives you an answer? Most people are giving it a text message. That's giving it nothing and then you're expecting it to do magic.

I created a lead scraping prompt. Modify it for your use case. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jI30M9Sp-tjMrnuuy-7y6WClf4znubLQzVgAmBJGMGk/copy?usp=sharing

From Barry Adams via Search Engine Journal There is a narrative in publishing that Google traffic will mostly disappear. The real-world data strongly contradicts this. Accepting the Google Zero narrative is extremely dangerous. There is a pervasive narrative doing the rounds in the publishing industry called “Google Zero.” This narrative, embraced by many industry leaders, poses that traffic from Google – Search and Discover – will decline and eventually become negligible. This Google Zero narrative is entirely false, and extremely dangerous. And I’m going to explain why. https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-zero-is-a-lie

I am going to be adding some monthly training calls I did to the monthly training calls course in the group. I'm just a bit behind :) One man band in here currently.

Who would like a weekly accountability post? I find when I publicly list my weekly goals I tend to get them done. some thing along these lines. "Post you 3 weekly goals in the smart format… Don’t forget last week's goal results… If you didn’t meet your goals, reflect a bit about why you missed the mark. Share your reflection if you’d like to do so."