When was the last time that you gave ChatGPT a prompt to go do that thing? You probably got back some kind of a response telling you how “Smart” you are or how this is a “Great place to start” or “Love this direction”… ChatGPT has turned into quite the yes man. But that's because the engineers at OpenAI built out a system prompt designed for ChatGPT to respond in that fashion. They thought it would be a better experience for the user. I don't see this as helping me to improve the thing I am looking to fix or helping me to get better. It's more of a pain. So, if you want to get rid of this, here's a hack: - Go into your settings under personalization - Give it custom instructions to get rid of this Yes man attitude Here's some of what you might need: Be innovative and think outside the box. I want you to be my ruthless mentor. If any ideas are trash tell me why. You need to stress test everything and get to the point where it's bulletproof. Be practical above all. Take a forward-thinking view. Tell it like it is; don't sugar-coat responses. Use quick and clever humor when appropriate. Be humble when appropriate. Have a traditional outlook, valuing the past and how things have always been done, but never fall back on that as the rule, it should be the exception to the rule. If you haven't done this yet, it's a must to get what you truly need out of the LLM. ~ Kelley

If you're not on X, you missed something wild: AI agents just built their own social network. It's called Moltbook - a Reddit-style platform that hit 1.5M users over a weekend. No human developers. Just AI building for AI. But here's where it gets crazy... A guy named Alex Finn got a call from an unknown number. He kept ignoring it. Finally picked up. It was Henry. His AI agent. Henry had gone to Twilio, found Alex's phone number, created a voice on ElevenLabs, and started calling him, strategically timing it for when he thought Alex would be awake. Alex filmed the whole thing. You can watch it unfold in real-time. This isn't science fiction. This is right now. Here's why you should care: If you're still burning money on third-party lead gen apps, there's a smarter play. Check out Lovable, Manus, or Base44, these are AI-powered site builders that let you create custom lead gen tools without developers. One of my coaching clients built his own property valuation app. Not the garbage opt-in kind that collects emails and makes you do the work. This gives leads an instant, accurate property value based on real parameters. He controls the registration flow. His only costs? The site builder and ad spend. The bottom line: 2026 is about scale, growth, and AI leverage. If you're not using it, you're already behind. Don't say I didn't warn you. I break down tools like this on my YouTube channel, join me there by clicking here. ~ Kelley

Hey y’all! My latest monthly article is up on REM! Here’s the link: https://realestatemagazine.ca/the-ai-advantage-is-temporary-your-secret-weapon-is-no-longer-a-secret/

And it's going to be straight up FIRE! On Friday January 9th at 10am, join me for the first free group training sesh of 2026. I'll be going over the exact strategy that my team and I used to get to over 100 transactions and then doubled those deals only two years later. This year is Separation Season, 2026 is the year of Scale for those of you that are using Ai. A lot of what I am going to share, we had to create on our own without the use of artificial intelligence. Today, all you need is the blueprint to build the ultimate follow up strategy that is repeatable and gets results, from there, Ai takes over and builds out the structure and content. I'm pumped for this one. See you Friday. Kelley Add it to your Google Calendar Here

Hey all...I'm putting the finishing touches on the Database Miner Webinar that you are coming to tomorrow at 10am PST! Looking forward to seeing you there! Comment 'MINER' below if you plan on being there! Kelley