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*Updated with prompt* Today, ChatGPT helped me break through two years of procrastination
I wasn’t planning to share this, but today cracked something open using ChatGPT and I hope this helps someone out. Getting clarity on my path forward was effortless and effective. This prompt was so effective in guiding me through something I’d been avoiding, all the way to task completion, and lifted a huge burden off me. For two years, one corner of my bedroom sat untouched with boxes, and the weight of various physical reminders of grief, loss, and the version of myself I hadn’t figured out how to become again during two grueling years of hands on caregiving for my mom, while still working full time and caring for my multi generational family of 7. It became a place I hated looking at, I avoided, the place where overwhelm won. A place that quietly strained my marriage and my spirit. I kept telling myself I’d deal with it “when I felt ready,” but I never did. Today, for the first time, I didn’t try to do it alone. I got clarity and immediately was able to focus, start, AND FINISH a task I’ve been avoiding for two years. I teamed up with ChatGPT — not as a tool, but as a teammate. A calm voice. A steady mirror. A gentle push. Step by step. Breath by breath. And somehow… something shifted. That corner — the one tied to two years of emotional weight — is completely clean tonight. It took three hours to complete the task. And in clearing it, I felt a piece of myself come back online. The part that’s rebuilding. The part that’s reinventing. The part that’s ready to live forward again. This wasn’t about cleaning a room. It was about reclaiming myself after a season of loss. If you’re carrying something heavy — even if it looks “small” to everyone else — please hear this: You don’t have to push through the grief alone. You don’t have to white-knuckle your reinvention. Sometimes the breakthrough begins with a single corner… and a teammate who doesn’t get tired. Tonight, I’m proud of myself. And for the first time in a long time, I feel hope rising again. THE PROMPT: EDITED FOR CLARITY
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Interesting. What was the prompt?
Stop creating more content. Start multiplying the content you already have.
If your flagship long-form content (YouTube video, course module, webinar) isn't consistently generating at least $50,000/month in extra sales, the execution has failed. The real cost? It's not just the lost revenue, but the constant pressure to be "on" and create something new every week, draining your time and attention from high-leverage tasks like product development or sales calls. The most successful course creators and service providers operate on a simple principle: Leverage and Omnipresence. Here is the step-by-step system we use to turn a single long-form asset into a non-stop lead machine: Phase 1: Single Asset Creation: You record once. This must be a high-value, long-form asset (10+ minute YouTube video, masterclass, or course module). This is your high-octane raw material. Phase 2: Surgical Clip Extraction (50-100x): Instead of manually scrolling for clips, we use an algorithmic review to identify 50-100 surgical, high-hook clips (under 60 seconds) from that single asset. These clips are categorized by hook type (Pain, Aspiration, Workflow). This eliminates the feast-or-famine content cycle. Phase 3: Automated Multi-Platform Distribution: We establish a daily, predictable distribution pipeline to all key short-form platforms: TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and LinkedIn. Your best insights are seen 50-100 times a month, leading to true market omnipresence. Phase 4: Sales Integration: Each clip is optimized to drive traffic to one single, clear conversion point (a lead magnet, a waitlist, or a core offer page). The content's only job is to generate highly qualified demand. Benefits: - Time Freedom: You cut content creation time by 90% by focusing on one excellent asset per cycle. - Predictable Lead Flow: When your best ideas are seen daily across multiple platforms, you build attention, trust, and demand faster than relying on one platform's algorithm. - Default Authority: You become the default choice for your audience because you are everywhere they look.
Stop creating more content. Start multiplying the content you already have.
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Lots of sales pitches in this feed.
How do I access the VIP Page?
Paid for the upgrade, which is great. Created my space there, but keep losing the link to the landing page. Is there a link from this space?
0 likes • Nov 6
@Victoria Morenikeji Sorry, setting up my access account to the VIP landing page. I'd created it but couldn't get back there. I did find it.
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Thanks, all. I got there.
Already seeing how AI can take "take the pain away"
I haven't used AI creatively (except passively, since it's everywhere), but just from what I'm gleaning in the training articles via the Elite VIP option (not schilling, just saying it's great), I am already learning what AI can do. One of my journalist friends was complaining about a project that requires she cull reports to write a synopsis. Hours of mind-numbing work, and she's being paid so little. It's sucking her joy. Suddenly, it clicked. "You know, this is what AI can do. Plus, if you give it samples of your writing, it can write the report, too." She just saved 5 hours of work. How are you using AI to take the pain away and bring back joy?
1 like • Nov 6
@Sonny Wolcott It didn't take any coercing, because journalists are using AI all the time now. It was more that she hadn't considered it for this type of project. Sometimes we are stuck doing things the way we've been doing things. Of course, she was thrilled to see she could release herself from the tedium and frustration.
Hello! Any creatives out there?
I'm an author, speaker, and branding consultant looking forward to learning how to take charge of this massive shift in how we creatives work. Any other creatives out there?
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@Simon Paterson 👍
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@Michael Burley My personal theory is that everyone is creative. But I was using the term "creative" to refer to the profession (design, advertising, branding, art, photography, writing, etc.), not as an adjective.
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