Eric Feng

Top Voice | I help trainers, coaches & entrepreneurs get paid to speak

For a long time, I did everything “right.”

Built a personal brand. Spoke on global stages. Hit milestone after milestone.

But somewhere along the way, I lost myself behind the image.

The pressure to perform. The constant proving. The silent burnout.

After a health scare in 2025, I made a quiet decision.

I still want to scale my business and influence but not at the expense of my soul.

I haven’t figured it all out yet.
But I’m building differently now.
And I’m using this space to document the journey.

If you’re a high achiever who’s starting to question the old definition of success…

If you’re ambitious but tired of hustling on empty…

If you're craving more peace, purpose, and meaning in how you build your businesses...

You’re not alone.
Let's walk this out together.

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With 200K+ following on Facebook and 51K on Instagram, I have been using these platforms to share my knowledge on sales, marketing and branding. Target audience are service professionals who market directly to consumers (B2C).

Eric Feng (CSP) - Global Speaker

I didn’t have childhood trauma.
I had childhood invisibility.

I was the shy, scrawny, self-conscious kid sitting quietly at the back.
Never picked for leadership roles.
Never invited to birthday parties.
Often forgotten.

Even my best friend once joked:
“Eric, even if you were in the room… we probably wouldn’t notice.”
We laughed but deep down, it stung.

I thought it was just a phase.
But it followed me into adulthood.
And it hurt my speaking career.

No matter how hard I hustled, I was rarely chosen.
And on the rare occasion I was… I had to speak for free.

So when I met Ron Kaufman - one of the top speakers in the world - I thought this would be my big break.

He taught me everything: how to find my niche, how to craft my message, how to grow my brand.
But still, nothing shifted.

Then one Saturday morning, I walked into our usual mentoring session.
The table was empty.
And I had this sinking thought:
“Maybe he’s dropping me.”
And if that was true, this would be the end of my speaking career. 

But instead, Ron looked at me and asked:
“Eric, do you even see yourself as a somebody?”

Silence. 
I didn’t answer.
He saw the answer on my face.

Then he said something I’ll never forget:
“Until you see yourself as a somebody, people will always treat you like a nobody.”

That hit me like a truck.

Because for the first time, I realised…
The real battle wasn’t out there.
It was in here - in my mind.

For a long time, I had been living from the old scripts:

“You’re not special.”
“No one wants to hear you speak.”
“You are a nobody.”

And the world simply mirrored that back to me.

So I began rewriting those scripts, one by one.
Not with affirmations but with inner work.

I began dismantling the old scripts that shaped me, the ones written by family, by society, and by the frightened boy I used to be. 

Scripts that taught me to shrink, to hide, to stay small. 

And as those scripts fell away, something new emerged. 
I started seeing myself as someone who deserved to be heard. 
Someone who deserved to be paid. 
Someone whose stories and lived experiences could change lives. 

And when the scripts changed, everything else shifted.

I started getting invited.
Getting paid.
Getting seen.

Not because I became someone new.
But because I finally believed I mattered.

What about you? 

Have you ever felt invisible too?

If you do, what story about yourself are you still believing that you’re finally ready to let go of?

Drop it in the comments.
Let’s rewrite the script together.

#InnerWork #ScaleWithSoul #SelfWorth

Documenting my journey of scaling without losing my soul

This video wasn’t supposed to be controversial…

I was just sharing a moment of joy and remembering how far I’ve come. 

But three days later, this video (see below) went viral and we got 3000+ shares and over 100K+ views. 

And I got a lot of positive comments too, mainly thanking me for reminding them to be grateful.

But for some strange reason, I had some negative comments too. 

“So the point is… I am rich.”
“What’s the big deal with biz class or first class”
“Ok we get it. U rich.”

Just to be clear, these comments were from TikTok not Instagram but it still got me thinking…

How can the exact same story with the exact same message get such different reactions?

And then suddenly I remembered what I learnt at a recent inner work retreat. 

“We don’t see things as they are –
We see things as WE ARE.”

If you are wired for joy, everything around you will inspire you. 
If you are wired for fear, everything around you will threaten you. 

In the case of the commenter who thought I was flexing when I mentioned flying business class, he probably had an inner script that says “All rich people love to show off” which led him to get triggered.

I used to have the same script too because growing up, I had rich classmates who would flaunt their wealth at me just to make me feel lousy about myself. Or at least that’s what I think.

And so I secretly hate rich people. 

But what I didn’t realise is that because I hate rich people, I have in effect cursed myself from being rich. because we will never become who we secretly dislike.

So the next time you feel triggered, you should be happy. 

It’s free therapy session!

You get a chance to look inwards and find out what still hurts, what still scares you and what still needs healing. 

And the beautiful part?

If we’re willing to sit with the discomfort – not judge it, not run from it – we can rewrite the script.

We can release the old beliefs that no longer serve us.
And we can finally allow ourselves to receive what we once pushed away.

So if the next time you are triggered by a video, a person or a situation, get curious. 

It might just be a doorway back to yourself!

#scalewithsoul #stevenbartlett #awakeningachiever #innerwork

Two weekends ago, I did something a little crazy.

I fed an entire year of my journals into ChatGPT and asked it to identify the lessons that kept repeating for me, just to make sure I don't make the same mistakes in 2026. 

What came back was scarily revealing. 

It made the year feel less random. It also helped me understand why certain paths closed, why slowing down was unavoidable and why some endings had to happen. 

After reading the lessons, I knew for a fact that I wasn’t falling behind. I was being guided.

So here are the ten lessons of 2025. 

May they prepare you for 2026! 

1. Slow down to course-correct. Speed hides the truth.
2. Joy is a compass. If it feels heavy, pay attention.
3. Don’t try to be clever. Try to be helpful. Pure intention wins.
4. The body never lies. Fatigue is feedback, not weakness.
5. No one can fill your loneliness except you. 
6. Endings are not failures. They are completions.
7. Leadership starts with self-regulation. 
8. Work matters, but it is not life. Life makes work better.
9. Do your part, then let God handle the rest. Less force, more faith.
10. Inner work doesn’t delay success. It prepares you to receive success.

Your turn.

What is one lesson 2025 kept repeating for you? Share with me below! 

Also if you want an elaboration of the above lessons, see comments below. Hit a like for the lessons that resonated the most with you. 

#2025recap

10 lessons 2025 forced me to learn

“What would you say to your younger self in 10 words or less?”

I was asked this question on stage, in front of 300 people.

Before I could even answer, I broke down because I didn't realise how much of me still needed to hear it.

Watch the video below.

What about you? What would you say to your younger self?
Share with me in the comments!

#ScaleWithSoul #InnerWork #AwakeningAchiever

After five seasons, I realised Stranger Things was never just about the Upside Down. It was about...

... the monsters we all face in real life.

Not the ones with claws.

But the invisible ones that show up when you’re tired, overwhelmed, or quietly burning out.

That’s why I made this carousel below.

Each slide breaks down one of these “monsters” through the lens of a character and what their journey teaches us about the human mind.

If any of these hit a little too close, don’t judge yourself.

Most achievers including me learned to look strong, even while battling something deep underneath.

Swipe through and spot the monster you’ve been wrestling with.

Better yet, let me know what’s the monster that shows up most in your life right now? 

In my next post, I’ll share some tools and ideas that have helped me face these monsters too. We can walk this out together!

Picture credits: @strangerthingstv

#StrangerThings #InnerWork #AwakeningAchiever #ScaleWithSoul

Stranger Things mental health carousel cover with red Upside Down sky and Hawkins kids on bicycles, titled “Stranger Things taught us how to beat these monsters in real life,” about inner work, emotional healing, therapy concepts, and self-growth.

Stranger Things self-reflection slide showing a lone character facing a dark storm, text says “After five seasons I realised this… the real monsters were never in the Upside Down, they were inside us,” about shadow work, emotional triggers, mental resilience, and healing from insecurity.

Stranger Things emotional healing carousel showing Monster 1 Shame, with characters hugging and crying, about overcoming shame through honesty, vulnerability, and self-compassion.

Stranger Things therapy-inspired slide about Monster 2 Grief, showing a tearful hug, teaching that grief feels heavier when isolated and becomes easier when supported by loved ones.

Stranger Things psychology carousel slide about Monster 3 Anger, featuring an intense character expression, explaining anger as a secondary emotion covering grief, fear, hurt, and helplessness.

Stranger Things self-growth slide about Monster 4 Ego, featuring Steve in uniform, explaining ego as chasing approval and status, and healing through caring, humility, and protecting others.

Stranger Things motivational therapy carousel about Monster 5 Self-Doubt, featuring Nancy aiming a gun, showing how purpose and love quiet self-doubt and build courage to take action.

Stranger Things self-worth slide about Monster 6 Unworthiness, featuring Dustin in a cap and headset, teaching self-acceptance, confidence, belonging, and leaning into strengths instead of flaws.

Stranger Things trauma healing slide about Monster 7 Trauma, featuring Eleven using her power, explaining trauma memory, avoidance, and recovery through processing painful experiences and reclaiming power.

Stranger Things therapy carousel cover explaining how therapy helps defeat inner monsters by naming emotions, understanding them, and getting support instead of ignoring pain or suppressing feelings.

Stranger Things inspirational slide with a character in front of fire saying “That’s how you take your power back,” about emotional resilience, healing, and reclaiming control over your mindset.

Stranger Things reflection prompt slide asking “What monster shows up in your life the most?” listing shame, grief, anger, ego, self-doubt, unworthiness, trauma, encouraging inner work and healing.

If you feel undervalued at work… this will explain everything.
(and maybe even break your heart a little)

You give your best.
You stay late.
You go the extra mile.

But somehow… you're still overlooked, underpaid, or under-appreciated.

Ever wonder why?

This short video I shared tells the story of a father, a son, and an old watch.

And I promise you, the lesson will stay with you long after it ends.

Here are some of the comments I woke up to the morning after I posted. 

“I teared up when I got to the message,” 
“This is so powerful, I got goosebumps hearing the five words” 
"Eric, I really needed this, thank you.” 

If you’ve been feeling like your work or worth isn’t being recognised…

Watch the video below (just 1 min+). 

It might be the perspective shift you didn’t know you needed.

#scalingwithsoul #awakeningachiever #innerwork #selfworth

Why can one simple comment ruin your whole day??

Have you ever been triggered by a simple comment like:

“There’s a mistake here.”
“You overlooked this.”
“This doesn’t look right.”

On the surface, it looks like normal feedback…
but somehow it stings deeply.

A few nights ago, I asked my teacher why this happens.

Her answer felt like cool water on a burning day:

We get hurt not because people are mean…
but because deep down, we believe they’re right.

You might want to read that again. 

We believe them because we lack confidence in ourselves.

And when our confidence is shaky, we rely on others to tell us we’re “good enough.”

So when someone says, “You messed up,”
it doesn’t feel like feedback.
It feels like confirmation of our worst fear.

So how do we stop taking everything so personally?

It starts with building a stronger relationship with yourself:

- Know your values, truth, and purpose.
- Talk to yourself with love and kindness.
- Notice your real needs through your emotions.
- Learn to fulfill your own needs and not rely on others to do it.

Because the more you know and trust yourself,
the less you’ll need others to validate you.

And feedback?
It becomes just that -- feedback.

Not a weapon to hurt you.
Just data to inform you.

I am curious. What’s one piece of feedback that used to hit you hard but now lands differently?

Comment below, I would love to hear your experience!

#scalewithsoul #awakeningachiever #innerwork

What if your birthday could unlock your entire life story?

I recently gave ChatGPT my birthdate and what it revealed blew my mind.

See the exact prompt I used below and try it for yourself. 

By the way, I shared it on IG recently and the post went viral with 169K views  and 2000+ shares because of the accuracy of the output. 

Here's the prompt: 

Use my zodiac sign, numerology and Chinese animal sign to construct an archetypal identity blueprint. Then, relate back to my patterns, my strengths, my blindspots and recurring life patterns.

Zodiac: [Your Sign]
Numerology: [Your Birthdate]
Chinese sign: [Your Animal Sign]

After you get the output, you can even go further and ask:

1.⁠ ⁠How does someone with this blueprint become successful (rich in money, energy, contribution & fulfillment)?

2.⁠ ⁠What can you predict about my 20s/30s/40s/50s (pick one) based on the information and patterns so far?

3.⁠ ⁠Please forecast my 20s/30s/40s/50s (pick one). But before that, what questions do you need to ask me to give me an accurate response?

Reply to the questions and then you will get a forecast of your next decade.

If you're in a season of rediscovery, this prompt is God-sent. 

Try it and let me know your thoughts on the output. 

#chatgptprompt #lifepath #archetype #spiritualtech

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Upshift connects people with businesses in need of extra staff. Upshift is trusted by 1600+ businesses across 25+ cities for staffing hourly workers. 

Upshift customers: Compass Group, American Airlines Arena, InterContinental Hotels Group, Six Flags, Victoria's Secret, Cedar Fair, Delaware North, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Hyatt, Kroger.

💼 Fractional CMO / VP of Marketing at Packback (February 2023 - April 2023)

Packback is an EdTech company that uses AI to help educators implement high-quality teaching methods at scale. 

Packback customers: Michigan State University, Maricopa Community Colleges, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, SUNY - The State University of New York, Ivy Tech Community College, FSCJ - Florida State College at Jacksonville, HACC, UNT - University of North Texas, Minnesota State, Miami Dade College.

Google offers several powerful AI tools for free. 

They’re useful for professionals, creators, and businesses trying to use AI. 

From content to visuals to coding, they simplify how you work and enhance your creativity. 

Here are 11 free AI tools from Google (and how to use them): 

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1. Firebase Studio: Use AI to quickly build and launch websites or apps.

2. Veo (Video Generation): Create video clips or animations from simple text prompts.

3. Gemini Ask on YouTube: Chat with videos to get quick answers, chapters, and insights.

4. Gems in Gemini: Build custom AI assistants using files, data, and instructions.

5. Nano Banana (Editing): Edit and refine AI images into creative new variations.

6. Gemini in Google Sheets: Generate text, formulas, and insights within spreadsheets.

7. Google App Builder: Build apps quickly with prompts or templates (no coding needed).

8. Media Generation (Imagen/Nano Banana): Create images from short, simple prompts for instant visuals.

9. Gemini Live (Stream): Host live AI chats with screen sharing for meetings and presentations.

10. Google AI Studio: Test Google models, adjust settings, and compare prompt results side by side.

11. NotebookLM: Turn sources into summaries, mind maps, audio/video overviews, and quizzes for learning. 

Don’t overpay for AI tools. Use Google’s tools for free. 

Start building, creating, and exploring today.

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Stop blaming ChatGPT for low-quality responses. 

Bad output results from poorly written prompts. 

Here are 9 prompt frameworks for expert-level results: 

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1. R-A-C-E
➟ Role: Set the role ChatGPT should take (editor, coach, etc).
➟ Action: Describe the tasks/actions ChatGPT should perform.
➟ Context: Add key background details for clarity.
➟ Expectation: State what result or output you want.

2. R-I-S-E
➟ Role: Set the role or persona ChatGPT should act as. 
➟ Identify: Highlight the main issue or challenge.
➟ Steps: Outline the actions needed to reach the goal.
➟ Expectation: Describe what the final output should be.

3. S-T-A-R
➟ Situation: Describe the background or setting.
➟ Task: Explain the goal or challenge involved.
➟ Action: Share what steps were taken.
➟ Result: State the outcome of those actions.

4. S-O-A-P
➟ Subject: Describe the main subject or issue.
➟ Objective: State the purpose of the interaction.
➟ Action: Explain what steps will be taken.
➟ Plan: Present a solution or a plan.

5. C-L-E-A-R
➟ Context: Provide a brief background for the task.
➟ Learn: Clarify what needs to be learned or understood.
➟ Evaluate: Define how progress or results will be measured.
➟ Action: List the steps required to complete the task.
➟ Review: Recap the outcome or key takeaways.

6. P-A-S-T-O-R
➟ Problem: State the issue that needs solving.
➟ Amplify: Highlight why the issue matters.
➟ Story: Give a quick example or case.
➟ Transformation: Show the change the solution brings.
➟ Offer: Share the proposed solution.
➟ Response: Recommend the next action.

7. F-A-B
➟ Features: List the key features of the product or idea.
➟ Advantages: Explain what those features help you do.
➟ Benefits: Show how they create real value or results.

8. 5-W-1-H
➟ Who: Identify the people involved or affected.
➟ What: Define the main issue or challenge.
➟ When: Mention the relevant timeframe.
➟ Where: Point to the location or context.
➟ Why: Explain why it matters.
➟ How: Describe how to solve it.

9. G-R-O-W
➟ Goal: Set the goal you want to reach.
➟ Reality: Outline the current challenge or situation.
➟ Options: List possible actions or paths forward.
➟ Will: Identify next steps and commit to them.

Try a framework today to quickly improve your results.

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AI is changing the way we work and innovate. 

It’s reshaping daily tasks and business workflows.

Here are the top 7 AI models redefining how we build, work, and create.

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1. ChatGPT (OpenAI) – Versatile assistant for writing, coding, research, and customer chats. Known for plugins, GPTs, and seamless workflows.

2. Claude (Anthropic) – Prioritizes safety and long-form understanding with a larger context window and ethical alignment at its core.

3. Gemini (Google DeepMind) – Multimodal AI built into Google products, with deep integration across Search, Docs, YouTube, and more.

4. DeepSeek – Open‑source model with large context windows, strong reasoning (math & logic), and efficient inference for cost‑sensitive use.

5. Mixtral (Mistral AI) – Open-weight model using expert routing for faster, cheaper outputs, ideal for developers running custom apps at scale.

6. Llama (Meta) – Open-source, fine-tunable model designed for research and domain-specific adaptation with strong community support.

7. Grok (xAI - Elon Musk) – Real-time AI with X (Twitter) access, bold personality, and strong performance in live, trend-driven conversations.

Speed. Safety. Scalability. Creativity. Each model brings its own strength.

And AI is evolving fast. The winners will be those who keep up.

Save this guide. Share it. Start with one AI tool.

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Most people try to learn AI in reverse.

They skip the basics and try advanced tools. 

Mastering AI requires a step-by-step approach.

Start simple. Try different use cases. Then build agents. 

Use this 15-step roadmap to go from beginner to expert:

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1. AI Chatbots
➟ Start with learning LLMs and their core capabilities
➟ Learn prompt engineering fundamentals to get consistent outputs
➟ Learn practical applications in content creation and research workflows
➟ Explore advanced features like plugins and custom integrations
➟ Adapt AI chatbots for business support and idea generation

2. AI Agents
➟ Explore automation with platforms like Make, Zapier, and n8n
➟ Learn how to connect your essential business apps and databases
➟ Build multi-step workflows that automate routine business tasks
➟ Ensure system reliability with proper error handling and optimization
➟ Integrate LLMs into workflows for intelligent automation capabilities

3. Agentic AI
➟ Learn framework basics for agent orchestration and tool integration
➟ Implement memory storage and retrieval using vector databases
➟ Apply multi-step reasoning with chain-of-thought planning approaches
➟ Build collaborative agent teams that solve complex problems together
➟ Run full pipelines with smart decision-making and deployment

In the end, it comes down to one thing:
Using AI to solve real-world challenges.

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ChatGPT is powerful if you know how to use it. 

Learn prompting, models, features & key terms. 

Use this cheat sheet to get more out of ChatGPT. 

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1. ChatGPT Models and Features
↳ Covers the main models and what they’re good at.
↳ Includes five built-in tools to boost performance.

2. Prompting Tips and Techniques
↳ 10 simple ways to write better prompts.
↳ Get better answers with less trial and error

3. Prompting Frameworks
↳ 12 plug-and-play prompt formulas
↳ Structure complex tasks without overthinking

4. Prompting Best Practices
↳ Proven methods to guide ChatGPT step by step.
↳ Fix vague answers and sharpen results

5. Key Terms to Know
↳ Explains key AI terms in plain English.
↳ Helps you understand how ChatGPT works.

Save this to upgrade your ChatGPT experience. 

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Microsoft Copilot can automate hours of work.

It’s a productivity partner built into your tools.

Here’s how to use it across your workflows. 

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Copilot handles different types of work:

▶ Automates data analysis in Excel
▶ Writes and edits documents in Word
▶ Builds full presentations in PowerPoint

Most people have Copilot access but don't know what it does (or how to use it). 

Here's a quick guide on how Copilot saves you hours in each tool:

➡️ How to Use Copilot in Excel:

Main features:
▸ Spot trends and outliers in your data
▸ Build formulas and pivot tables from plain language
▸ Clean and organize messy datasets instantly

Example prompt: "Examine this dataset and find the top 5 sales drivers by territory. Build a pivot table with a grouped bar chart."

➡️ How to Use Copilot in Word:

Main features:
▸ Draft documents from a brief or outline
▸ Rewrite and polish content for clarity
▸ Turn long documents into short summaries

Example prompt: "Write a 1-page project brief for [Project] Voice: business formal. Add goals, deliverables, timeline, and action items."

➡️ How to Use Copilot in PowerPoint:

Main features:
▸ Build slide decks from prompts or Word files
▸ Generate speaker notes and design suggestions
▸ Turn text into structured presentations

Example prompt: "Build a 10-15 slide deck about digital transformation for business users: intro, challenge, approach, outcomes, example, roadmap, questions."

Master the workflows once, speed up every project.

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People underestimate the power of good prompts.

Here are 5 frameworks to write effective prompts:

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1. R–T–F
 - Act as a (ROLE)
 - Create a (TASK)
 - Show as (FORMAT)

Example:
- ROLE: You’re a B2B SaaS Product Marketer
- TASK: Create a product launch announcement for an AI-powered CRM feature
- FORMAT: Write a LinkedIn post that explains the new feature’s benefits with a call to action


2. T–A–G
 - Define a (TASK)
 - State the (ACTION)
 - Clarify the (GOAL)

 Example:
- TASK: Redesign our onboarding email sequence
- ACTION: Act as an email copywriter and revise our current 5-email flow
- GOAL: Increase new user activation within the first 7 days by 20%


3. B–A–B
 - Explain problem (BEFORE)
 - State outcome (AFTER)
 - Ask to the (BRIDGE)

 Example:
- BEFORE: Our mobile app has low daily engagement
- AFTER: We want users to return at least 3 times per week
- BRIDGE: Suggest app features, UX changes, and notification strategies to boost engagement


4. C–A–R–E
 - Give the (CONTEXT)
 - Describe (ACTION)
 - Clarify the (RESULT)
 - Give the (EXAMPLE)

Example:
- CONTEXT: We’re organizing a virtual summit for e-commerce founders
- ACTION: Help us design a landing page that converts visitors into event signups
- RESULT: Our goal is to get 1,000+ registrations within 4 weeks
- EXAMPLE: A past success was Shopify’s virtual summit page that combined testimonials, countdowns, and speaker highlights


5. R–I–S–E
 - Specify the (ROLE)
 - Describe (INPUT)
 - Ask for (STEPS)
 - Describe the (EXPECTATION)

Example:
- ROLE: You’re a senior UX designer
- INPUT: We’ve collected user interviews and heatmap data from our checkout flow
- STEPS: Suggest improvements to streamline the flow and reduce drop-off
- EXPECTATION: Our goal is to increase checkout completion rate from 45% to 60%


Good prompts = better results.
Try these frameworks today!

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People underestimate the power of great prompts.

Here are 5 frameworks you can copy & paste:

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1 - R-A-I-N
➟ Act as a (ROLE)
➟ State the (AIM)
➟ Use the provided (INPUT)
➟ Hit the (NUMERIC TARGET)
➟ In this (FORMAT)

R-A-I-N Example:
➟ ROLE: UX design lead
➟ AIM: Redesign e-commerce checkout to lower cart abandonment by 25%
➟ INPUT: Analytics data
➟ NUMERIC TARGET: 25% decrease
➟ FORMAT: Mobile wireframes + conversion metrics table


2 - C-L-A-R
➟ Given the (CONTEXT)
➟ List any (LIMITS)
➟ Describe the (ACTION)
➟ Define the expected (RESULT)

C-L-A-R Example:
➟ CONTEXT: Warehouse delay logs
➟ LIMITS: Focus on the top two causes
➟ ACTION: Quantify impact + propose three fixes
➟ RESULT: One-page memo


3 - F-L-O-W
➟ Specify the (FUNCTION)
➟ Set the audience (LEVEL)
➟ Define the (OUTPUT)
➟ Clarify the (WIN METRIC)

F-L-O-W Example:
➟ FUNCTION: Career copywriter
➟ LEVEL: Recent graduates
➟ OUTPUT: 900-word article with 4 job search tips
➟ WIN METRIC: 1.5% keyword density + CTA checklist


4 - P-I-V-O
➟ State the (PROBLEM)
➟ Provide key (INSIGHTS)
➟ Choose the (VOICE)
➟ Outline the desired (OUTCOME)

P-I-V-O Example:
➟ PROBLEM: Mobile app adoption is slowing
➟ INSIGHTS: Identify friction points + share 3 user insights
➟ VOICE: Persuasive
➟ OUTCOME: Two strategies to regain growth in 60 days


5 - S-E-E-D
➟ Describe the (SITUATION)
➟ Define the (END GOAL)
➟ Supply illustrative (EXAMPLES)
➟ List the (DELIVERABLES)

S-E-E-D Example:
➟ SITUATION: Create a 6-week communication program
➟ END GOAL: Skills in listening, feedback, conflict resolution, presence, alignment
➟ EXAMPLES: Weekly remote-team exercises scored on clarity & impact
➟ DELIVERABLES: Assessment framework + marketing hook


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BREAKING: Google launched free AI courses.

Here are 9 direct links to access them:

(No sign-up fees or prior skills required.)

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1 - Organize any project with NotebookLM

Learn to centralize project notes, upload sources, use AI to find info, summarize content, and create new docs.

Course: https://lnkd.in/gpcwevsZ


2 - Gemini Gems marketing assistants

Discover how to build, customize, and deploy Gemini Gems for marketing campaigns and strategies.

Course: https://lnkd.in/gaDPqttj


3 - NotebookLM customer insights

Save hours by using NotebookLM to analyze hundreds of customer transcripts from a single file upload. 

Course: https://lnkd.in/gRtHT474


4 - Generate content with Gemini

Beat writer's block using Gemini integration within Google Docs for seamless content creation.

Course: https://lnkd.in/g_aZgTUn


5 - Personalized prompting with Google Workspace

Customize Gemini responses by integrating your Google Drive files into personalized prompts.

Course: https://lnkd.in/g3HXZZD8


6 - Prompting like a Pro with Google Workspace

Master effective Gemini prompting using the Persona, Task, Context, Format framework for precise AI responses.

Course: https://lnkd.in/gfzM6b67


7 - Write faster emails with Gemini

Streamline Gmail workflows with Gemini's 'Help me write' feature for professional emails and customer responses.

Course: https://lnkd.in/gt_bFKet


8 - Market research with NotebookLM

Accelerate market research. Synthesize feedback, analyze competitors, and generate data-driven content ideas.

Course: https://lnkd.in/gvah96km


9 - Introduction to Generative AI

Learn what Generative AI is, how it works, and how it differs from traditional machine learning methods.

Course: https://lnkd.in/gzqt7ehQ


Upskill, increase your productivity, and advance your career!

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AI adds value to various areas of business.

Each type of AI performs a specific function.

Here are 15 AI applications for business workflows…

And how AI capabilities apply to business use cases:

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1. Machine Learning
→ Spot patterns, forecast outcomes, and support decisions with data.
• Forecast revenue, demand, and risk using historical business data
• Automatically classify and route operational information at scale
• Detect abnormal activity tied to fraud, system failures, or risk exposure

2. Neural Networks
→ Designed to interpret complex data like images, voice, and documents.
• Analyze images and video for quality control and product tracking
• Power voice interfaces through speech and audio processing
• Extract structured data from contracts, invoices, and scanned files

3. Generative AI
→ Focused on accelerating knowledge work and content creation.
• Generate text, code, and design assets from natural language prompts
• Automate administrative workflows like email and meeting coordination
• Connect internal data sources to deliver accurate, context-aware answers

4. AI Agents
→ Autonomous systems that execute tasks across business functions.
• Run IT and infrastructure tasks using tools, APIs, and external systems
• Support revenue teams with lead generation and personalized outreach
• Handle customer inquiries and service workflows independently

5. Agentic AI
→ Built for end-to-end execution and process ownership.
• Generate and update code while modernizing legacy systems
• Embed AI directly into products and services as a core capability
• Coordinate multiple agents to automate workflows across teams

Not every business needs the same level of AI.
• Some benefit from forecasting and analysis.
• Others benefit from automation and efficiency.
• And some from coordinated execution at scale.

How is your team using AI today? Share below!

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Google just launched 20 free AI courses (links below).

Learn practical AI skills, no sign-up required.

Master tools, prompts, and workflows.

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1. Gemini Gems: Marketing Sidekick
↳ Build Gemini Gems to automate repetitive marketing tasks.
↳ https://lnkd.in/g67UER6T

2. Customer Insights with NotebookLM
↳ Analyze customer feedback to generate actionable insights.
↳ https://lnkd.in/genaWzxW

3. Easy Content Generation with Gemini
↳ Use Gemini features to create various forms of content and drafts.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gs8gQSG8

4. Pro Prompting in Google Workspace
↳ Apply prompt engineering techniques across Google Workspace apps.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gQpHhmEV

5. Gemini TL;DR for Docs & Drive
↳ Summarize long docs and files using Gemini's summarization features.
↳ https://lnkd.in/g4jUP8ds

6. Personalization with Custom Prompts
↳ Tailor AI output to specific needs with advanced prompt customization.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gvqaw69U

7. NotebookLM for Competitive Edge
↳ Use NotebookLM to synthesize complex info.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gmDU6eZR

8. Gemini Image-to-Sheets Hack
↳ Extract data from images and turn it directly into Sheets data.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gN5xgm3u

9. NotebookLM: "Eat the Frog"
↳ Use NotebookLM to break down difficult tasks into easy steps.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gc-4qZ9W

10. Exec Summaries with Gemini Gems
↳ Turn messy notes/long docs into concise summaries.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gqKYV-9B

11. Gemini Slide Summaries
↳ Generate summaries from presentations in Slides.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gaxGQctq

12. AI for Inbox Management
↳ Manage, prioritize, and respond to email efficiently.
↳ https://lnkd.in/g56PR6hE

13. AI Power-Ups for Workspace
↳ Enhanced productivity across Workspace suite.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gkT8pKsH

14. Create Docs in Seconds
↳ Generate full doc outlines and drafts using AI.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gCgFPpRm

15. Email Content Creation
↳ Utilize AI to write, refine, and optimize email content.
↳ https://lnkd.in/g6uAJUCt

16. Intro to NotebookLM
↳ Use NotebookLM for organizing and analyzing sources.
↳ https://lnkd.in/g-yyQfB8

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Most people still prompt like it’s 2022.

Here’s how to go from basic to expert-level: 

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Level 1: Surface Prompts

- Zero-shot prompt: Just ask without examples and hope for the best.
- One-shot prompt: Provide one example to get slightly better results.
- Few-shot prompt: Share multiple examples to guide the answer.
- Easy tasks: Summarize, rewrite, brainstorm, explain like I'm 5.

This is where most stop. It's quick, but basic.
You get generic answers, not high-quality output.


Level 2: Real Work Zone

- Role: Tell the AI who to be and how to sound.
- Tone and style: Define the voice, clarity, or formality.
- Plan → Act → Summarize: Direct the process.
- Define the task: Be specific about what you want.
- Add constraints: Set clear limits and boundaries.
- Provide context: Share background, audience & restrictions.
- Temporary chats: Use ChatGPT without its memory of you.
- Define output format: Bullets, tables, or any structure.
- Tool policy: Turn web browsing on or off.
- Share examples of quality outputs: Set the standard.
- Memory management: Keep projects organized.

This is where quality improves.
You get targeted, practical, and useful results.


Level 3: Where the Magic Happens

- Pick the right model: Select the best tool for the job.
- Thinking vs Fast: Decide if you want thorough or quick answers.
- Reasoning instructions: Tell the AI to think step-by-step.
- Chain-of-Thought: Guide logic instead of just giving commands.
- Iteration loop: Review, revise, and improve responses.
- Problem-solving: Focus on the 20% that gets 80% of results.
- Combine role, context, examples & revision for expert-level output.

The deeper you go, the better your results get.


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Master these AI skills to future-proof your career. 

Use these skills to lead in an AI-first world.

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1. AI Fluency & Prompt Writing

Understand how modern AI works, its strengths, limits, and best uses. Then write clear, focused prompts that get accurate, useful results.

2. Data-Driven Decisions

Use AI to clean, analyze, and visualize complex data so you can compare outcomes, spot patterns, and support every decision with evidence.

3. Automation & Personal Productivity

Find repeatable tasks and automate them with tools like ChatGPT, Notion AI, or n8n, so you can focus on what really moves the needle.

4. Content, Design & Market Insight

Turn ideas into high-quality content, visuals, or research in minutes using tools like Jasper, Canva AI, and web-connected chatbots.

5. Ethics, Integration & Communication

Use AI responsibly, embed it naturally into your workflows, and clearly explain its value to your team, clients, or audience.

6. Human AI Collaboration

Know when to rely on AI and when human creativity, emotion, or judgment is the better choice.

Build a strong AI foundation today. 
Navigate the AI shift with confidence. 

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ChatGPT is making us lazy thinkers. 

We depend on replies instead of reasoning.

Here are 12 prompts that turn ChatGPT into your thinking coach (copy & paste to use): 

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1. Question Your Assumptions

When: Something happens that does not make sense.

Prompt: "I'm convinced that [your belief]. What unstated assumptions underpin this belief? What other explanations could account for this?"


2. Understand Opposing Views

When: Trying to understand the opposite perspective.

Prompt: "Act as [person who disagrees with you] and explain their perspective in a way that makes their stance understandable."


3. Spotting Biases

When: You have a strong stance on something.

Prompt: "I'm strongly convinced that [your position]. Which mental shortcuts or blind spots could be distorting my view?"


4. Testing Logic

When: Verifying that your reasoning makes sense.

Prompt: "My reasoning is: [your reasoning]. Where does this argument break down or lack evidence?"


5. Analyze Ripple Effects

When: You’re considering the long-term impact.

Prompt: "I'm considering [potential decision]. What unexpected second and third-order consequences might unfold beyond the immediate impact?"


6. Play Devil's Advocate

When: You’re convinced your idea cannot fail.

Prompt: "I'm planning to [your idea]. If you were arguing against this, what would be your most powerful objections?"


7. Verifying Sources

When: Verifying a surprising or bold claim. 

Prompt: "I found this claim: [claim]. How would I fact-check this? What questions would help me assess whether this information is reliable?"


8. Revealing Blind Spots

When: You’re stuck solving a recurring problem.

Prompt: "I've tried [your solution attempts], but [problem] keeps coming back. What underlying factors am I failing to notice?"


9. Get Other Perspectives
 
When: You need to broaden your viewpoints.

Prompt: "I'm working through [your situation]. How might someone in [profession or discipline] tackle this? And someone from [different discipline]?"


10. Define Precisely

When: Disagreeing over terms or definitions.

Prompt: "Help me understand exactly what [term] means when we're talking about [situation]?"


11. Challenge Status Quo

When: Your usual method no longer works.

Prompt: "We’ve always used [current approach], but it’s failing. Why might that be, and what unconventional alternatives could we explore?"


12. Facts Versus Opinions

When: A discussion is emotional or polarized.

Prompt: "When discussing [topic], what factual points would both sides accept, compared to the value-driven perspectives where disagreement actually exists?"


Stop using AI to get simple answers.

Start using it to challenge how you think.

Save this post. Try one prompt today. Feel the difference.

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Your resume got you the job interview.

But your answers decide what happens next.

You made it to the interview stage. 

Now comes the part that really counts: 

Because in those 30 to 60 minutes…

One sentence can turn a quick “Yes” into a “We’ll let you know.”

Here are 10 things not to say in a job interview 
(and what to say instead):

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1. “I’m not experienced in that.”
→ Say: “While I haven’t worked on that directly, I’ve handled similar situations like this…”

2. “Could you tell me what your company is all about?”
→ Say: “Based on what I’ve learned, your company focuses on X. I’d love to hear more about your goals moving forward.”

3. “My last job was a nightmare.”
→ Say: “I’m hoping to join a team that values collaboration and has a positive work culture.”

4. “I’m a perfectionist.”
→ Say: “I aim for high-quality work, but I’ve learned how to set realistic expectations and manage deadlines effectively.”

5. “I really need this job right now.”
→ Say: “This opportunity fits well with my long-term goals and the direction I’m growing in.”

6. “I don’t have any questions.”
→ Say: “Could you share what success looks like in this role during the first few months?”

7. “I’m open to anything.”
→ Say: “I’m most interested in roles that build on my background in X and help me grow in Y.”

8. “My weakness is that I work too hard.”
→ Say: “I used to take on more than I should, but I’ve gotten better at setting priorities and managing my time.”

9. “That’s on my resume.”
→ Say: “Sure, I’d be happy to talk through that experience and share what I took away from it.”

10. “No one ever taught me that.”
→ Say: “That’s a skill I’ve been developing on my own through training and mentorship.”

The right words do more than answer 
They leave an impression that lasts.

So next time, pause before responding. 
And choose your words carefully. 
That’s how you stand out.

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AI will not take your job. Someone using it will.

Those who learn AI now will lead the innovation.

From Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Harvard, AWS, and Vanderbilt.

Start building future-proof skills today (links to free courses below):

Save list for later (click three dots at top right → Save).

1. Google - Intro to Generative AI
• Learn how generative AI models create text, images, and ideas.
• https://lnkd.in/gbSqTX8x

2. Microsoft - AI Course
• Covers core AI principles, neural networks, and deep learning.
• https://lnkd.in/gbyGV3Ni

3. OpenAI - Academy
• Hands-on lessons on GPT models, prompting & AI applications.
• https://lnkd.in/gyBA8XBZ

4. AWS - Foundation Of Prompt Engineering
• Teaches prompt design techniques for AWS-based AI tools.
• https://lnkd.in/gMwXhkxz

5. Vanderbilt Prompt Engineering for ChatGPT
• Explains structured prompting to generate clear, reliable outputs.
• https://lnkd.in/gCUiZuU5

6. Google Cloud × DeepLearning AI - LLMOps
• Guides you through building, deploying, and managing LLM apps.
• https://lnkd.in/g9s-AKmJ

7. OpenAI - A Practical Guide to Building Agents
• Shows how to design and deploy AI agents for real-world tasks.
•  https://lnkd.in/gMmDzseT

8. Coursera - Retrieval Augmented Generation
• Explains how to design RAG systems for better AI accuracy.
• https://lnkd.in/ggRmSmYQ

9. Harvard - CS50 Introduction to AI with Python
• Learn AI fundamentals through hands-on Python projects.
• https://lnkd.in/gTMsSPGs

10. Google - Intro to Responsible AI
• Covers key principles for building safe and ethical AI systems.
• https://lnkd.in/g5-VJgkT

11. Google - AI Essential Courses
• Practical training on using AI tools in everyday work and projects.
• https://grow.google/ai/

Every hour you invest in learning AI pays you back tenfold.

Pick one course and begin your next chapter today.

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ChatGPT is just your intro to AI.

30 powerful AI tools to automate work, save hours, and simplify life.

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1. Timely: Automatically tracks time and fills your timesheets.

2. AskYourPDF: Lets you ask questions and summarize any PDF.

3. Wordtune: Rewrites and summarizes content for clarity and tone.

4. Magical: Automates repetitive tasks like calendar and email entries.

5. Google Duplex: Books appointments and handles phone conversations.

6. Writesonic: Creates blog posts, ads, emails, and SEO content.

7. Simplified: Helps you design, write, and publish content easily.

8. Suggesty: Gives human-like answers to any question.

9. TLDV: Records and summarizes meetings automatically.

10. Perplexity: Summarizes and explains web pages and articles.

11. Mem: Organizes notes and finds them when you need them.

12. Ellie: Writes and replies to emails in your voice.

13. Hints: Updates CRMs and manages tasks from chat.

14. AI of the Day: Shows trending AI tools and daily discoveries.

15. Waitroom: Keeps meetings short by timing speaking turns.

16. Beautiful: Builds smart, visually stunning presentations.

17. Slides: Turns your text into professional slide decks.

18. Docktopus: Creates interactive and animated presentations.

19. Tome: Builds visual stories and decks with your content.

20. Rephrase: Turns written text into talking video avatars.

21. Remove .bg: Instantly removes backgrounds from images.

22. Namelix: Suggests brandable names using your keywords.

23. Astria: Generates custom images trained on your style.

24. Looka: Designs logos and full brand kits in minutes.

25. Figma: Lets you design websites and apps collaboratively.

26. Blend: Creates clean product visuals for online shops.

27. Chatspot: Combines CRM search, reporting, and writing.

28. Botify: Builds digital human avatars for conversation.

29. Motion: Makes chatbots for any site or platform.

30. AskThere: Builds interactive quizzes and content.

You don’t need to use all 30. 
But mastering a few can 10x your results.

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Search visibility has expanded beyond Google.

AI tools now decide what customers see first.

Traditional SEO once controlled how people discovered your business.

But now, AI answer tools (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini) influence what users see first. 

If you want your business to remain competitive…

You’ll need to optimize for AI-focused search rankings (AEO, GEO).

Here are 3 kinds of search shaping discovery today: 

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📘 SEO: Search Engine Optimization
↳ Improving visibility in traditional search engines.

🛠️ How it works:
↳ Map intent and keywords to key pages
↳ Strengthen internal and external links
↳ Improve structure, speed, and technical health

🟢 Benefits:
↳ Steady, reliable traffic
↳ Builds long-term authority
↳ Supports AEO and GEO performance

🔴 Drawbacks:
↳ Slow to gain rankings
↳ Affected by algorithm changes
↳ Needs ongoing maintenance

📈 How to improve results:
↳ Prioritize high-intent keyword themes
↳ Refresh important pages often
↳ Run site and speed audits


🔍 AEO: Answer Engine Optimization
↳ Optimizing for instant answers across AI and voice search.

🛠️ How it works:
↳ Provide concise, answer-first responses
↳ Add FAQ and How-To schema markup
↳ Format content clearly with short sections and lists

🟢 Benefits:
↳ Strong visibility in AI responses
↳ Great for mobile and voice queries
↳ High CTR when users need details

🔴 Drawbacks:
↳ Some users get answers without clicking
↳ Snippet rankings shift frequently
↳ Needs regular content updates

📈 How to improve results:
↳ Keep answers within 40–60 words
↳ Target “People Also Ask” queries
↳ Add schema to key FAQ + How-To pages


🤖 GEO: Generative Engine Optimization
↳ Structuring content for generative AI systems.

🛠️ How it works:
↳ Publish clean, organized content with citations
↳ Build presence on platforms AI references (Quora, Reddit)
↳ Use AI-readable formatting for easier retrieval

🟢 Benefits:
↳ Early advantage in AI-driven search
↳ Builds trust through cited outputs
↳ Captures emerging generative traffic

🔴 Drawbacks:
↳ Harder to measure without clicks
↳ AI sourcing standards are still developing
↳ Requires visibility beyond your website

📈 How to improve results:
↳ Publish accurate, expert-level content
↳ Reference sources AI pulls from
↳ Use lists, tables, and FAQs for clarity


Google, answer engines, and AI models all surface content differently.

Winning online now means being discoverable across every layer of search.

Which of these three search types are you focusing on right now? Share below!

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Most people upload a file and hope AI “figures it out.”

It won’t … unless you build a system around it.

NotebookLM uses Gemini’s large context window. 

It turns scattered files into a connected, cited research brain.

Here’s the workflow power users follow:

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✨ Gemini Flash

• Core engine powering NotebookLM.
• Fast, accurate synthesis across large sets of sources.

Sample prompt:
“Highlight the main key insights across these docs.”


✨ Gemini Pro (Plus Tier)

• Used for deeper reasoning and context handling.
• Best for complex briefs and enterprise workflows.

Sample prompt:
“Draft a polished briefing using these internal docs, with cited evidence.”


1️⃣ Add Sources

• Import PDFs, Docs, transcripts, and webpages.
• Structure, tables, and images stay intact.

2️⃣ Source-Based Chat

• Respond only using your uploaded content.
• Ideal for reviews, validation, and checks.

3️⃣ Structured Study Guides

• Generates summaries, timelines, and briefs.
• Helpful for organizing large material sets.

4️⃣ Visual Topic Mapping

• Creates visuals to show relationships between topics.
• Useful for comparing topics or themes.

5️⃣ Audio Overview

• Converts notebooks into spoken recaps.
• Great for reviewing long content on the go.

6️⃣ Video Summaries

• Creates short narrated videos with slides.
• Perfect for updates or training.

7️⃣ Deep Research

• Find credible references for your topic.
• Expands research with relevant material.

8️⃣ Structured Data Tables

• Extracts key data points into organized, sortable rows. 
• Turns messy, unstructured info into clean, exportable data.

9️⃣ Collaborative Notebooks

• Share notebooks with teams or clients.
• Structure and citations stay intact.


Copy-Paste These Power Prompts:

► Summarize Content
“Create a 500-word thematic summary with citations.”

► Compare Sources
“Show key points across these documents and note conflicts.”

► Identify Decisions
“List main decisions and attach each one to its source.”

► Generate a Brief
“Assemble a brief that organizes the material into: Background → Core Points → Recommendations.”

► Create Script for Audio/Video
“Write a two-host script and test weak claims.”


Workflows You Can Build:

Research Review:

➟ Add papers into a notebook
➟ Produce a briefing from all sources
➟ Use chat for targeted questions
➟ Create audio for on-the-go review

Shared Knowledge Base:

➟ Add all project documents
➟ Build an onboarding study guide
➟ Share the notebook with your team
➟ Auto-update when new files are added

Content Analysis & Creation:

➟ Add competitor material
➟ Generate a comparison summary
➟ Build a mind map of themes
➟ Export slides for presentations

Build the system once and turn raw files into insights fast.

Save this guide and test it on your next deep-work task.

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Better ChatGPT prompts lead to better results. 

Use these 9 powerful prompting rules: 

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1. Provide Context
↳ Specify your goal and describe the situation in detail. 
↳ Example: “I'm launching a fitness app for busy professionals.”

2. Specify the Output
↳ Describe the kind of response you want. Specify type, format, length. 
↳ Example: “Create a landing page headline with 3 variations.”

3. Avoid Vague Requests
↳ Be specific. Unclear prompts = irrelevant replies.
↳ Example: “Write 5 Instagram captions for cupcakes.”

4. Break it Down into Steps
↳ Ask for what you need done step by step and in order.
↳ Example: “Analyze competitors, then suggest 3 pricing strategies.”

5. Request Examples
↳ Asking for real-world use cases makes responses easier to understand. 
↳ Example: “Show me 3 startup email marketing tactics and include example emails.”

6. Choose a Format
↳ Tell it how to deliver the response (list, table, etc). 
↳ Example: “List the pros and cons in bullet points.”

7. Assign a Role
↳ Define who ChatGPT should be. Sets the tone and expertise.
↳ Example: “Act as a social media strategist.”

8. Treat it like a Teammate
↳ Write as if you’re briefing a coworker. Simple, clear, direct.
↳ Example: “Review these 3 marketing approaches.”

9. Refine and Iterate
↳ The first draft is never final. Tweak until it clicks.
↳ Example: “Make this email more persuasive.”

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