The one that looked simple in your head but turned into chaos once you started. Drop your “automation fails” below 👇 NB- Every failure was just we learning another way of not doing it.

There is a strange pattern we see over and over. Someone starts using AI. They get a few decent results. Then they fall into what we call the "prompt perfection trap". Suddenly, every interaction turns into: - Crafting the perfect prompt - Following a 12-step template they saw on social media - Worrying that they are "doing it wrong" And just like that, something designed to make work easier becomes… more work. What actually matters in a prompt Our team has watched a lot of people use AI successfully.The ones who get the best results are not the ones with the fanciest prompts. They are the ones who communicate clearly. Almost every effective prompt has these elements: 1. Context 2. Role and goal 3. Constraints For example: "We are writing an email to existing clients about a small price increase. Our clients are busy business owners who value honesty and clarity. Act as a helpful communications assistant, draft a short email that explains the change, reassures them about value, and invites questions. Keep it under 250 words and avoid hype language." Simple. Clear. Human. No magic formula required. Why over-optimizing backfires When you obsess over getting the "perfect prompt", a few things tend to happen: - You delay getting started because you are still "setting up" - You treat AI like a vending machine instead of a collaborator - You get frustrated when the first answer is not perfect In reality, AI works best when you: - Start with a decent prompt - React to what you see - Give feedback and refine It is much closer to a conversation than a spell. Think iterative, not perfect Here is a pattern you can reuse instead of chasing prompt perfection. 1. Rough prompt - "We are preparing a short landing page for a workshop that helps freelance designers use AI to save time on proposals. Write a first draft in a clear, conversational tone." 2. Review and react 3. Give feedback - "This feels too generic. Focus more on the emotional side, like stress and time pressure. Add one short story about a typical week for a freelance designer before and after using AI." 4. Refine again - "Shorten the intro, and make the call to action clearer and more concrete."

Quick heads-up for anyone confused about the jump from $1 to $37, a lot of people are asking how to cancel, so here’s the official guide straight from support: https://aiadvantage.helpscoutdocs.com/article/1352-how-to-cancel-your-ai-amplifier-club-membership If you decide to cancel, no stress, protect your budget and move smart. And if you still want to stay plugged into the conversations and keep building with other creators, feel free to connect: TG: https://t.me/evelynasford TikTok: @life_changing_marketing If you’re open, drop your handle too. Let’s keep exchanging insights even outside the membership. @Kim Tod @Thamiris Rodrigues @Miguel A. Velasquez

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