There we go.
Okay.
All right.
Let's start with prayer.
Then I'm going to tell you what I'm excited to do.
Welcome to the AI-powered success masterclass.
I've taught this a few times, so some of you, this may be your second or third time around.
In the past, I've taught it, I'm a teacher, I love teaching.
I've really taught it kind of step-by-step and a lot of showing and a lot of walking
through the huge possibilities of what's possible with AI.
This time, because number one, it turned out that all of you that registered, it's a very
intimate group.
You're all Prosperous Sisters, you're in the Prosper Leader membership, and so I wanted
to be more intimate and hands-on for you.
I'm going to walk you through what that looks like.
What we're going to do is practices, maybe some breakout rooms.
I want you to get super comfortable that you don't leave going, oh, how am I going to apply
this?
But you leave excited going, oh, that's what I'm going to work on and ready to roll.
Pop in the chat.
Does that sound exciting?
Does that sound like a direction you'd like to go?
I'd also like you to pop in the chat, on a scale of one to 10, your confidence and experience
level using basic AI, let's say just chat GPT, for example.
Scale of one, meaning I don't barely touch it, I don't know.
Scale of 10, I rock this thing, I love it.
We've got threes, and we've got, let's just see here, okay, fours, threes, three to four.
Okay, good.
I like, that's a perfect range for what we're doing today.
I'm super glad to hear that.
Let me shut that down.
Okay.
All right, that's perfect, because I'm not going to be so elementary of telling you how
to sign up for OpenAI and get chat GPT and what a prompt is.
It sounds like you're beyond that, and we can really get into real use cases.
Does that sound good?
Mm-hmm.
Give me a thumbs up.
Okay, beautiful.
All right, let's start with prayer, and we're going to rock this.
I've never done it this way.
You guys have grace with me.
It's more like a co-working, but I'm just super excited of what I think is possible
for you guys.
I want you to leave just going, I had no idea I could do this.
I feel confident I can do this.
Victoria, yeah, we've had you rocking on it.
I know you're using it a lot, and I'm super excited about that.
All right, let's start with prayer.
Father God, thank you for this time.
I thank you for these beautiful women, the prosper leaders.
I thank you, Lord, for the gifts of technology and the ability to carry out our divine assignments
and the ability to use it to break out of working harder and striving and step more
into sharing the gifts that are within us and doing it more effectively and more powerfully
and co-creating with you amazing things.
So I just ask that you guide and direct this class, that every single woman gets more above
and beyond what she came to get, and that I just pray that she just advances boldly
into all that you've called her.
I give thanks in Jesus' name, amen.
Okay, so let's just start a little bit.
I believe so strongly in setting intentions.
So the first thing I want you to do is to set an intention for this class, okay?
So that if I could just leave with this, right?
The thing I most want to accomplish, set that intention.
If you're willing to share it publicly, of course, that helps me teach you better.
Put it in the chat because I'll make sure that happens.
But if you don't want to share, that's fine.
But think about like one area of your business or one area of your life that you really desire
more time and freedom, that we could use technology to help you get more time, more freedom, or
more effectiveness.
So what area of your business or your life is like frustrating you because it's taking
too much time and you would love just to create?
faster, better, whatever.
Make sense?
So think about that.
What area of your business or life
would you like to create more time or freedom,
more effectiveness?
Let's create an intention for today.
And let's ask the Lord to make that happen here today.
So pop in the chat if you wanna share that.
I'll give you just a second to think about that.
I need to go in and figure out how to put music
for you guys when you're working.
Okay, customer profile to focus on the right audience.
Okay, love that.
Okay, who wrote that?
By the way, I don't see your name.
Who wrote that?
Okay, that was you, Susan.
Okay, thank you.
All right, Terry.
I'd like to use this training
to be able to create social media posts.
Good, we're gonna get really, we're gonna rock that.
I don't know much about posting.
Okay, we're gonna get you up to speed on that.
I love that.
Okay, good, Crystal, same thing.
Quick LinkedIn posts, love that.
Okay, so it looks like we're on the same page
and wanting to get good at social media.
Okay, haven't heard Antoinette or Victoria.
Okay, there's Antoinette.
Okay, learn how to know my voice intelligence.
Okay, we are going to do that.
Teach it to know your voice
so it feels authentic to who you are.
That's big, so glad.
That's a great one.
We're going to do that.
Good, I'm glad I'm on the right track, what I'm teaching.
Okay, I think did I get all of you guys?
If I didn't, Maggie, did you put one down?
I don't know here.
Okay, some of them are kind of slow and come in here.
Okay, all right, you can still have time to be doing that.
Okay, the fabulous thing,
and I use a lot of different tools.
Okay, Victoria, have more time for networking
and engaging with clients while consistently posting.
Okay, so we want posting to be faster, easier,
more authentic, that seems to be across the board.
Training AI to lead generations.
You know, I love that.
There's deep stuff happening.
And Maggie, I may want to connect you
with some other people.
You know how I love to do that.
I was just on the phone with someone
that does all the research and data in California
for policymaking for juveniles
that are in prison right now or in detention or whatever,
and how to use it to raise them up
and equip them as opposed to, you know, just punish them.
So there's all kinds of amazing things.
And it's so good that you're taking time to get familiar
with AI right now.
It's going at the speed of light.
The change that's coming forward,
I could spend the whole call just telling you
what's coming down the pike.
By the time like the next chat GPT comes out,
it's actually called that chat GPT next or chat GPT five.
You know, right now it's at like our IQ.
It's at like an IQ of a hundred.
But what's different about it than you or I's IQ
is that it's polymath.
It's in all subjects.
It can talk to you about, you know,
any possible, you know, computer engineering,
business, math, you know, science, everything.
We know it's already, it's passed the legal bar exam.
I've seen people do amazing things in the legal system.
It's passed the medical exam.
We're seeing amazing things in the medical system.
So, but where it's going is going to be completely different
and the IQ may be three, 400.
And what's going to happen is we're moving.
What's being developed is AI agents, AI agents.
And I don't wanna get too sidetracked and sci-fi
with all the things coming,
but you literally will be able to like hire an AI agent
to do anything and you'll be able to create them.
So like create the entire branding for my company
and you hire an agent.
Like right now we go to Fiverr and we pay someone
or we go somewhere.
So it's going like massively.
So for you to get really comfortable on a handle right now
and you know,
me, I'm about total soul prosperity. So if we can use it right now to create more freedom, more
impact, and make our life faster, better, easier, advancing the kingdom of God, serving people,
serving them in a better way. So that's what I'm going to focus on showing you today. I am using
it in so many ways. I'm going to just show you real quick. I'm going to take you through just
a few of the ways I'm using it because this may stimulate questions that you go, oh, I really
want to learn that. And we'll come back to it. And then we're going to back up and we're going
to work through what you have written here. But I'm just going to expand your mind for a minute
as to the fun ways that I'm using it. And I'm using it a lot of different ways.
But I just popped some things in here. So the first thing, if you remember,
using chat GPT is you start down here, the message, this is the prompt. And then the more information
you give the prompt, the more it can deliver for you. And what I want you to understand is using
this just like a Google is the worst use of it. This is a large language learning model that you
can feed information and have it improve and improve and improve. But let me just show you
some of the just fun things you wouldn't think about. One of the things I did is I use it now
for emails and writing letters. OK. And so this is an example of how I saved a client.
Do you ever feel like you're about to lose a client? Something happened, something went south.
And I'm going to show you to get clients and I'm going to show you to retain clients.
But I want you to show how easy you just talk to this. Like let me give a before I show all that,
let me give a little background. So in the past, before I had prosper in all things,
when I was married, I before 2012, I was founder of a multi seven figure
nutritional international nutritional network marketing company. Now, when I walked in the
office, I had an entire team that worked for me. I had web designers, copywriters, speechwriters,
office managers, event coordinators, strategic people, accountants. I had, you know, I had a
massive team. Right. And who's not muted? Victoria, let me mute you. And so, you know, you you
delegated and that's how you did. You learned to communicate to all of them. And the better
information you gave them, the better they could bring you back what you needed. Now, do you
realize for each one of you sitting there today that you have that team in chat GPT,
you have a strategic planner, you have a creative strategist, you have a copywriter and an editor,
you have do you understand what I'm saying? You have that team. That in itself should get you
excited. If you're still just using this like to Google something and and ask it to tell you
something, that's the lowest level of what you're able to do here. So I want you to begin when you
come in this to think about all the things that you wish you could hire, that you wish you had.
Now, I'm not saying let go of your team. I'm not saying don't hire. I do both. OK, but I'm saying
when you use it, treat it as if you'd hired it and give it specific instructions, have expectations
and you just expanded your team because for having freedom, you've got to work through the
D's. You've got to know what to do. You've got to know what to delegate. You've got to know what to
delete. You've got to know what to delay. OK, and so that's the first step. OK, Maggie, looks like
you have a question and then I'm going to show you something and then we're going to practice it.
Yeah, I have some basic questions. The first one is, did you sign up for an account and is it a
paid account? So these are really basic questions because when I use it, I just go on and use the
free one and I ask it to do something or whatever. And then so I see that you have files.
Yeah. The other question is that I that ChatGPT actually asked you, like, do you want us to
continue to use what you're working on behind the scenes to make this thing smarter? And quite
frankly, I don't because in my field, I'd like to keep that separate. So how do you feel about
the privacy concerns? So those are just a few of my questions. So those are really great.
Great questions.
So once the CHAT GPT-4-0 came out,
it wasn't as important to pay.
However, you will have limits how long you can stay on that.
It gives you a certain amount, and then it'll
say you've used it up for the day,
and it'll drop you down to CHAT GPT-3.
If that doesn't bother you, do the free.
I am paying the $20, and it always has some priority
things, and I don't have to worry about saying,
OK, you've used up your time in CHAT GPT.
So either way, that's OK.
When you see the files, and you can go back
through my basic AI course, too, if you
want me to walk you step by step by step.
But what I do is I keep threads.
I want you to think of those files as threads.
I want you to think of them as topics kind of thing.
In other words, keep like things together.
Why?
Because it's a large language learning model.
It's learning from you, which means
I will feed it information.
And I'm going to show you here in just a second.
For example, promoting this master class.
I already have a landing page.
You've all seen the web page for this
from teaching it over the years, the last couple of years.
I copy and paste from that information and feed it.
Say I'm about to do an AI class.
Here's what it's about.
So I'm training it.
It's got the information.
Now I want you to do this with the information.
So you can train it with information.
You also can train it with your voice.
I'm going to walk you through how to do that.
And then in order to keep what's really important for me,
so if you just start on the bottom in that prompt,
you're starting a whole new thread.
If you're doing similar things, Maggie,
then I would go back to that thread
and ask the prompt under that thread
so that everything stays because it's building on that knowledge
base.
In terms of privacy, I wouldn't give trademark things
or there's been problems with that kind of stuff.
The stuff that everybody already knows, hey,
we're all learning from each other.
Thank goodness that I can learn what every other coach
or every other marketer has done out there
or you can learn what every other fundraiser out there
is doing.
Because the Bible actually says there's
nothing new under the sun.
I don't think there's anything that we
have that's so proprietary.
But if it is, do not.
Don't use it for that.
But in general, I'm not as concerned about that
because it's give and receive.
You want to learn from my marketing, cool.
I'm learning from people better than me.
People that have less experience than me
are going to learn from me, cool.
We're all learning together.
That's how I look at it, give and receive.
But not, don't put something that you really,
it's not, you don't have it trademarked,
you don't have it in the bag yet or something.
Don't be putting that.
Or company secrets or financial things you don't want known.
Absolutely be careful with that.
Does that help?
OK.
All right.
So let's look at a couple of things.
I'm glad that, and please keep raising your hand
because I don't know what you know and what you don't know.
And this is for you.
OK.
So this is an example of using it to write an email.
And I'm bringing this up because people
don't think about this as often.
Is let it do all of your correspondence.
This can be your secretary.
It can be a high level assistant to you.
So here's the situation that I had.
Someone paid me for an intensive.
And they paid the first of two payments, $750.
And they were going to pay the second $750.
And you know that what I do is I send templates
to get you ready for, most of you
have done it, to get you ready and we're
working on a whiteboard.
Whatever happened within her, no judgment, she freaked out.
And I can't do this.
The technology is too hard.
I'll pay you, but I'm not going to do this.
I'll just send you the second payment and I'm out of here.
And that didn't feel good in my heart.
And I wanted to help her work through it.
And so this is such a unique situation.
That's why I want to show you the amazing possibilities.
So here's how I talk to ChatGPT.
I'm giving an assignment.
I said, write an email.
I give it as much information as I can.
I just throw up.
on chat GPT.
Write an email to a client and give as much
as you can.
Who paid for the breakthrough then decided not to do it,
but is still willing.
She said it was because of technology not working
and it being a frustrating experience.
Write the email thanking her for wanting to work with me
and letting her know I'm happy to make adjustments
in the future.
Offer her the coaching she paid for
to work through any frustration.
I'm committed to her success.
This could include doing intensive on different date
later when she's ready, choosing a less technical way.
So I basically just, this is what
I would want to say if I was going to sit down and write it.
And so beautifully, it wrote me this incredible cool thing
right here.
And guess what?
She said, I'll do this.
I'm going to get on.
And she got on and we broke through some major things
and it was fabulous.
And so look how well ChatGPT wrote.
Now, I've trained ChatGPT in my voice
and I'm going to teach you how to do that.
So it's how I would talk, right?
But can we mute?
Who is not muted?
Please mute, OK?
And so look at the letter.
I mean, first I want to express my heartfelt gratitude
for choosing to invest in yourself
and in the Breakthrough Intensive.
I understand how frustrating technology challenges can be
and truly sorry for the experience you had.
Your success is important to me and I'm
committed to ensuring you get full benefit of the coaching
you've paid for without the added frustration.
And so here's some possibilities, dot, dot, dot.
OK, so that's an example of actually saving a client, OK?
And then the example that you asked me about
and we talked about, you've got many of you are doing launches
and you need to promote things, right?
So again, I can go in when it comes to AI
and I can feed it the information.
I gave it the landing page.
And then look at this, for 10 years
I've paid $1,000 a month for a copywriter.
And maybe some of you can't be paying $1,000 a month
for a copywriter.
Here's your copywriter.
And so I said write a three email sequence.
So you could write sequences, be thinking about that
from different angles.
OK, what do we know about current buyers?
We know that they need to hear from you more often
to make a buying decision.
They need to hear from you longer.
You need to send way more emails.
They need to experience your content, 8 to 12
hours of your content.
And so in this case, I knew I wanted a sequence.
I had enough time when I wrote this for three.
And so from different angles, inviting them
to the AI powered success.
And then I told them, here's the gist, here's more about it.
I cut and paste from the landing page
that I've already put the effort into it.
So it's got all the information.
Then look what it did.
It broke up email subject number one.
So here's the first one.
And it's all ready to go.
Email number two, coming from a totally.
So I told them the way that I want to come is,
I told them stop using it like a search engine,
like what I just said to you.
So look how it just pulled on that and talked about it
and just pulls on you.
It basically says, is AI just a glorified search engine
for you?
If so, you're missing out big time.
Now I want you to notice the writing style here.
I have trained it that I want it to write in short sentences.
I want it to be very punchy.
I want it to be very engaging, asking lots of questions.
I want it to use bolding.
So naturally, anything for me, it writes in that style
because this is my style.
I've trained it in my style.
And so then email number two, stop spinning your wheels.
Unlock the power in 90 minutes.
And it gave me another.
Email three, you've been doing it all wrong.
Transform your business with all this on Saturday.
So it's everything from the engaging titles, you can do it.
Now, I liked the letters.
We're good to go.
Some of you asking about LinkedIn,
and I'm going to go in-depth with you.
We'll practice.
Create an engaging LinkedIn post.
Now, I've already educated on the AI Powered Success
Masterclass.
I don't have to tell it anything else.
Just give me an engaging LinkedIn post now.
So here you go.
Here's the LinkedIn.
in post. And then, okay, what about when they join? I need an auto-responder. Okay,
there's the auto-responder. What about those who attended my series last week? Invite them to join
this. So there's personalized to people that attended your expansion formula. So it calls
them out. Hey, it was such a joy having you there. Hope you walked away with a lot. One of the things
we talked about was time. And so there's a letter customized for that. Okay. Now, it did not have
the link to register. Here's an example of training AI. Make a note. You can say, make a note. This is
the link for that. So from now on, it inserts the link for that. I don't want to have to do that.
So noted. See, it'll tell you. See where it says memory updated right there? Okay. So when I tell
it make a note of something, I can say, remember this style and use it going forward. Use this
formatting going forward. Here's a link. Here's, you know, blah, blah, blah. So notice how it says
memory updated. Okay. And so then, okay, here's for you guys, for prosper women. Okay. Then
LinkedIn posts. Here's another one. I liked email number two a lot. So, okay. I sent out the email
and then I said, create a LinkedIn and a Facebook post, just like email number two above. So boom,
it did. Okay. Now, here's an interesting, it remembers everything. If you're staying in the
same thread, that's why I say, keep your threads organized, even capitalize the ones that you
really like. So if you notice on the left, when I want to remember something, like I did this for
you guys today, I want to remember to show you how to create a course. I'm showing you right now
about emails. I want to show you how to promote things. I want to show you how to, how to create
a strategy. I put it in caps like that. So I can find and come back or something I'm going to use
a lot. So everything, prosper newsletter, it's used to me. When I write a prosper newsletter,
I go there. When I'm writing LinkedIn posts, I go there. So it already knows. So coming here,
I'm not starting a fresh, I'm saying create an engaging LinkedIn posts. Look at this from all
the emails above regarding the AI masterclass this Saturday and come. This is what you want to
give it direction, come from the angle of total soul prosperity and why understanding this can
save so much time. Now you can tell it stories and it'll also update that memory. So like I told you
this morning, when I was founder of a seven figure company, I had a team. So I'm, I'm teaching it about
me so it can talk about it. So you see, this becomes very personalized, right? Total soul
prosperity and AI question mark. Yes. They go hand in hand. If you can open with a story,
always better, either a strong question or a story, always better. So when I was building,
and there, there it is, it just talks like me and tells the story and then look at like catching
attention. But what if I told you, Hey, I can give you all that support. And then I can do some
bullets, which I like, and the details break it up like this, the nice emojis, all of that.
Okay. And so I wanted to do it again, emphasizing time and freedom. So here it is. I wanted it
to open with this idea. Okay. So that's how that goes. So I want you to begin thinking about that
when you're going to make a prompt, you are going to you're going to keep it in separate threads.
So you can always go back to that and it'll remember. And here's like an interesting kind
of far-fetched one. You wouldn't even think of I'm writing a book. One of the things I need for a book
is a story bank. I need an easy way to access any story I've ever told. And I tell stories in
every Prosper newsletter and in every LinkedIn as much as possible, because facts tell stories
sell. Okay. Jesus use stories. We want to use stories, but remembering all of those are thinking
of a story is hard. So you want for your post, you want to create a list, a story bank of list
of stories. And it can be anything and be about your dog. It can be about your life and things will hit you.
You want to keep a list of those stories handy,
because you can make a story apply to anything, right?
I remember I shared with some of you,
my dog, if she has her walking harness on,
she can jump up on the couch.
But if she doesn't, she just cries and wants help
and can't see herself getting up on the couch.
So I did a post, hey, even dogs have limiting beliefs.
So you see, you can take the simplest of things
that you're doing in life
and use it to captivate the mind and the heart, okay?
Let me pause for a second.
What questions did that bring up?
What comments did that bring up?
And then I want you to try some things.
So any questions, comments on what I've shared so far?
How did you get the emojis in?
You probably shared that, but I didn't get it.
How did I get the emojis in chat GPT or into LinkedIn?
Yes, in your chat GPT,
it seems to generate the emojis you want.
So all you have to do is train it in your style.
I use emojis, use emoji sparingly.
Use emojis, I've trained it to use.
If you notice, whenever I use bullets,
it's not straight bullets, I've trained it.
Use different emojis for bullets.
So you're able to add emojis in your chat GPT,
like that's actually a function?
No, chat GPT knows all the emojis.
So I go to chat GPT.
Remember, this knows everything about everything.
I'll actually go to chat GPT and say,
hey, I'm writing this, what would be a good emoji?
And it'll give me four or five emojis
that would be perfect for that.
And I'm-
Okay, so it's learned about you.
In your past, you've asked it to do emojis.
So going forward-
The whole world is using emojis.
Yeah, okay.
So it's learned that I like writing that way.
I see.
And there's times I don't.
So I use more emojis in Facebook than LinkedIn.
I pare it down a little bit
to keep it more professional in LinkedIn.
So I will say that.
Use less emojis, I want this more professional.
So remember now, as we go to write about posts,
I'm gonna have you practice some posting, okay?
You need to know your audience.
So write a, what kind of post?
Write a.
I think what I'll do is I'll put this in the chat
for you right now, just to give you an idea.
So watch me, I'm gonna send this to you.
Write a, okay?
And then type of post, okay?
For, then your audience, okay?
Who's your niche?
I say for Christian women entrepreneurs,
for coaches, for fundraisers, whatever, okay?
So write the type of the post
for the type of the audience, okay?
And then with, if you're gonna have a call to action
with the CTA of, and then what do you want, what action?
You want them to take if you have one, okay?
And one call to action that's very popular
that's working really well is one word responses, okay?
So I would say write a, the type of post,
write a LinkedIn post for Christian women in business
with the call to action to hit reply.
With the word, let's go.
Something like that, the words, let's go, okay?
That could be, or with the call to action
to join Saturday's masterclass, link in the comments.
Because you don't wanna put the link in the post usually,
that's gonna really hurt deliverability, okay?
So what action that you want it to come?
Now, I like to give it tone.
So make it, and then I'm gonna put in parentheses tone.
So that could be, make it really heartfelt.
Sometimes I combine tones,
make it very engaging and heartfelt
or make it very engaging and easily consumable.
I want them to read it with ease
or make it compelling, okay?
Whatever, so you're going to give it the tone, okay?
Now, if you can, you can say,
this is another example, open with.
a story, and then you can tell it the story in just rough form.
OK, that could be a client story.
It could be a success story. It could be your story.
It could be a dog story if you want that.
OK, if not, you could say open with a question.
So I'm going to put that in parentheses for you.
So open with a could be question.
It could be story.
OK, so let's just start.
I'm going to give you this and you can copy and paste it.
So it's in the chat right now.
Just go ahead and grab that prompt.
What I just sent you is a prompt.
You're instructing.
Chat GPT what to do now,
we can right now do this in a couple ways, I can give you time and each one of you
go try it for five minutes and then we're going to talk about it.
Or I can partner you in breakout rooms and you can try it together.
Or I can hot seat one of you and one of you can try and everybody watch.
Give me a vote in the chat how you would like to do it.
Pop in the chat.
I'm just going to go with this is your master class.
I'm here to serve you.
OK, quiet time, Crystal says.
I need to hear from you guys quick pop in the chat.
How do you want it?
We do it your way, quiet, OK?
Quiet, OK, quiet is winning.
OK, all right, so
open up all of you open, does everybody have a chat GPT account?
Can you open it? Do you have a prompt?
Do you see it? I don't want to leave anybody behind.
But yes, let me make sure everybody is able.
OK, Crystal's got a question.
Go ahead, Crystal.
No, I was just giving you a thumbs up.
I don't have my account.
Good, good, good. Thank you.
That was my hand raised. OK, yes.
Antoinette.
So my question is, I've been doing it on the phone and I don't like that.
So I'm doing it on my computer now, but I can't figure out how to get it to find
what's on my phone because it wasn't a paid account.
Oh, so not if it's not a paid account.
It may if you can go in by the same email
you use to log in on your phone, then you'll be able to.
Yeah, to see if I can figure out what email you need is your log in information
and then it should get you there, so you may need to work on that.
OK, could you repeat
about what you said about providing link to event in the post?
OK, so in your posts, Facebook, LinkedIn, et cetera,
it's ideal that you never put the link in the post itself.
You always say Lincoln comments and then after you send the post,
then in the comments you put the link.
Because if things have links in the comments,
the algorithms in the past, some things are changing.
It's sought as spammy and it would not send to as many people.
And so to get the maximum deliverability,
it's ideal not to put the links in the actual post, put it in the comment
of the post, so post it and then you comment on your own post with the link.
OK.
All right, everybody, good.
So I'm going to give you five minutes.
It's perfect. It's nine forty five my time.
So at 10 till we're going to come back and talk about this.
You're going to use that prompt and you're going to write a post and then we're going
to take it to another level, but we're going to talk about how it worked,
what worked, what didn't work.
I don't have paid chat.
That doesn't matter. It works on the free.
OK, so, Susan,
you use mine only when we're in coaching
together and it's keeping the thread, meaning I sent you that for you to
continue it, but you can work on your own if you don't.
If you haven't gone to chat GPT, I just go to open dot AI and then
just just follow the process and sign up for your own.
And it doesn't have to be paid right now.
The stuff I'm doing is it can even be
on level three, but you should get level four, but you don't have to pay right now.
I just want you practicing and then you and I can go through some of it together,
Susan, but right now I just want you practicing to get comfortable with it.
OK, so you're going to enter a prompt
that I gave you and then you're going to see what comes now.
Let me tell you one more thing before you guys go pay attention.
Look at me for a second.
Once you've written it, you might not like it.
This is where your training chat GPT say,
that it's too long or too hard to read,
break it into short sentences,
or it sounds too cold,
make it more personal,
or it's whatever.
Play with it during the five minutes,
however far you get,
and then I'm going to teach you next steps,
how to make it even better,
but let's do that, okay?
Five minutes, let's practice.
Okay, let's come back together,
let's talk about this.
Okay, so tell me about your experience,
maybe just pop real quick in each one of you,
you could just tell me if you want your voice.
Did what came out, did you like it?
Were you surprised?
Were you unhappy?
Were you happy?
What was your experience with it so far?
Just jump in, take each one of you.
Hi, this is Terri.
What I realized from my post or my prompt
is that I needed to be more specific.
I wanted something regarding my t-shirt line,
and which is about faith.
And so I asked the question,
or to write a post for Christians
who feel like their faith is waning,
ask if they want to increase their faith
by applying simple steps and open with a question.
But, and then it gave me its response,
but I didn't include my t-shirt information.
Okay, this would be a great place
for you to give us some memory.
And so I would say, make a note of this.
I own a t-shirt company named,
and the link that they can purchase is,
and the company is dedicated to my audience is,
and you could keep going back
and educating it more and more and more, okay?
Okay, let me hear from the more of you,
and then I want to take you,
there's so many places I want to take you, I'm so excited.
So let me hear, pop in real quick and tell me.
It was really, I was amazed
at what it was able to do so quickly.
Thoughts that I hadn't given it,
but it knew exactly the etiquette and the, you know,
the invitation and all the rest of the language,
which I hadn't even specified.
So it was pretty cool.
Nice, okay, who else?
Let me hear from you guys.
Well, I just wanted to say the same thing.
I was shocked.
I gave it a workshop outline that I'm developing,
and it was just the outline and the LinkedIn post.
It's like, wow, I didn't even tell it to do that.
And that was pretty darn cool, so.
I'm so glad you're experiencing this.
Okay, who else?
Let me hear from all of you.
I just threw out a topic with a short story,
and you know, you know your own story.
So without having to edit a ton.
Exactly.
And put it together for a post,
and I'm thinking, oh my gosh,
I have so many topics I could do this with.
Exactly.
And just have a library of them.
Which is why you want to have a story bank.
That's exactly why, love that.
Maggie?
Yeah, same thing.
So I put in a prompt for a LinkedIn post,
and it wrote a really nice LinkedIn post,
and inserted a story.
Okay, let's take it to another level, okay?
Did I ask everybody?
Did I leave anyone out?
I don't know, Victoria, if you can talk or not.
I think I asked all of you.
If I leave anybody out,
I can't see you all at once, so just tell me.
Okay, here's what's really fun, okay?
It's a large language learning model.
It continuously improves upon itself.
So now, here's what I want you to type in,
and I'll put it in the chat as well.
I mean, it's pretty basic.
I want you to say, how would you improve this post
to make it more?
And then you pick what you want to say.
Engaging, consumable, heartfelt,
I mean, whatever you want.
If you want to make it, if you wanted this to be improved,
okay, so I just sent you, this is a prompt, okay?
And so I want,
I want you to type that right under, stay in the same thread,
don't start a new thread, right under what it just wrote, OK?
Ask it to improve.
So I'm going to give you a minute.
Just do that right now.
Everybody done?
Give me a thumbs up if you're done.
Need more time, give me a hand, need more time.
Everybody got it?
OK, so what happened?
Oh, my gosh.
I have to say that before I entered the tell me
how to make it better, I did the please save, what was it?
You know, the memory thing, save this to memory.
And I said, this is what I am, this is what I do.
And it literally, after saying how can you improve the prompt
to be what I want it to be, it gives me chills.
It totally knows where I'm going with this.
It made it so much better.
Nice, nice.
Who else?
Let me hear, what happened for you?
I asked it to be more inspirational,
and it almost brought tears to my eyes.
OK, anybody else?
I asked it to put data into my post
and use reputable journals and cite them, and it did.
Now, see, this is the cool thing.
You have access.
And always confirm it, you know, because it
has been known to make up stuff.
But you can ask it, say, I want you
to include a scriptural verse.
I want you to include, because you know me,
I do scripture science strategy, right?
So I want this post written from the perspective of scripture
science and strategy.
So give me a verse, and I want you
to use the TPT or the AMP translation.
And it's a Bible scholar, by the way.
It's fantastic at that.
And I want you to give me some statistics of what's going on.
So let's say I'm talking about striving,
how it really affects your health.
And I want you to talk about what
the Bible says about striving, and I
want you to get some statistics of what
we know that happens financially, in relationships,
physically, when we strive too much.
So it'll throw in the statistics the Bible says.
So you can really enrich.
Now, if there's something that it did, now,
sometimes it does this, and sometimes it doesn't.
Sometimes it tells you the changes it made.
Did yours do that?
Did you say, I made it more by dot, dot, dot?
Did it tell you that?
If you liked that, so for example, Antoinette,
if that's something you want to carry forward, then say,
make a note and use this style going forward.
And you'll see, it'll give you a little memory update.
So Maggie, use data in future posts,
whatever I ask for a post, and it'll
make a mental note of that.
So you're training your employee about your culture.
You're training your employee about your style.
You're training your employee how
you want your clients treated.
Are you starting to get the bigger picture of this?
Now, what's really funny is, do it again.
I want to make this the best post ever.
Tell me what else you would change, and do it again.
But say something like that.
I want to make this the most engaging, or the most
heartfelt, or the best post.
Or I want this to get sales.
I want it to drive sales.
I want it to get clients, whatever is related to you.
How would you make this even better?
Go ahead, do it now.
Silence.
Okay, did anybody get any improvement?
What happened?
And if you don't know what it did say and tell me what you did differently. If you can't quite tell you can add in the prompt and tell me what you did differently.
If you don't like that, then go ahead and make that part of your memory.
So I asked it to, to improve the post and it actually gave me five things it was going to do, it told me what it was going to do and then it did it.
So, so let me tell you, people sometimes say that this is dumbing you down. I feel the opposite. I think it's making us smarter, because you're actually learning how to make it better things you wouldn't have even thought of.
Right.
And, and we can do this in every area of everything that you're working on we're just working on posts because most of you that was your area of interest.
Okay, Terry I know you're new to posting How is this working for you are you getting some good, good success.
Yes, it actually is in alignment with what I was even thinking. So, because I'm new to business and new to posting.
I can see what how this could be so very very helpful.
And even the sales part because it's just going through that process right now. So, yeah. So, um, those of you that have done coaching with me.
No, I'm a strong believer in in each and every day, having a, you know, a miracle hour in in posting on LinkedIn every single day.
And, and that miracle hour, you're rotating with different types of posts.
And so sometimes it's it's inspiration. And so you're going to write very inspirational posts. And these are stories about you stories about client success.
Stories from scripture that they raise the vibration of people reading your posts.
And then there's some that are going to be how to posts that are really going to showcase your knowledge. Right. And these are often your three steps to seven steps to.
And so, when you're instructing chat GPT you can say I want this to be very inspirational.
Excuse me, you can say, I want this to be a how to post. And so, I can give it the topic I want it to be a how to post, and I can say, and give five practical applications that they can do right on the step give five tips that they can apply immediately give five
steps they can take it'll even give you those. Okay.
So it can be inspiration, it can be a how to. And then, like what you're saying Terry there's times that you just want to sell now you don't want to make all your posts sell sell sell you're going to lose engagement.
You want them to come back again and again because they get inspired and so because you're a faith based company, you can really be growing their faith you can be getting them thinking and then you can have even very subtle as a PS and by the way I have a t shirt that'll
right. So, you know, selling can be happening subtly like that as a PS and then, or it can be subtly by the way I have two new coaching slots that just opened up, or by the way I'm looking for people that want to partner with me and fundraising if you know anyone
who's looking for this if you believe in this cause as well. Right. If this moves you if this post moves you. Let's talk it, the call to action could be scheduled a call with you. And again, the link is in the comments. Okay.
I typically do a how to improve two to three times on anything before I put it out.
So isn't this beautiful year it's a large language learning model and you're teaching it and teaching and teaching it to improve itself for you and your sake. Okay. And usually I love it sometimes I don't I say no go back to version two I liked it better.
Every time it does something, like it says,
when I said make it more engaging and it said,
OK, we use bullets and we use very short sentences,
we made them very punchy, I said, yes, this is my style.
Going forward, always write in this style.
And that goes into your memory.
So you'll notice my posts are always in that format
because that's me.
I'm very driven.
I'm to the point.
I want it inspiring, but I want just boom, boom, boom.
And then I'll ask questions.
Sometimes it doesn't think of something
and I think of something.
And so I say, would it be helpful
if I included this story?
And it'll go, oh, yes, OK, and it'll
rewrite it with the story.
Or you say, would it be helpful to put some bolding
or italics along the way?
And it'll say, oh, yes.
OK, good.
Next question, Susan, do you just copy and paste
what Chat GPT writes, or is there a way to post directly?
OK, there's not a way to post directly,
but I'm going to take you to my next favorite AI
when it comes to posting.
And so I'm going to share the screen right now.
And the AI that I like is called Authored Up.
And I'll give you a link in a minute,
or you could probably find the link.
And so let me show you what that is, OK?
So let's go back to sharing the screen here.
Share screen, OK.
That's not what we wanted.
What we want is LinkedIn.
OK, so I want you to notice something.
Now, on LinkedIn, there's two types of things.
If I just start a post right here, Terry,
I know you might be new, so I'm sharing this.
If I just start a post, I'm just going to start typing here.
If I'm going to write a longer, there's an article.
Within that article in LinkedIn, you can turn on,
when you go into mine, you can turn on the creator mode,
and it lets you create a newsletter.
So let me show you this first just to let you know, OK?
By the way, you can use your banner for marketing.
So I just did the AI.
I changed my banner, right?
I'll change it back now that this is over.
So your banner is very useful.
It's the first thing that they see.
These few sentences right here are the most important.
You got five seconds to tell them what you do
and who you work with, OK?
So that needs to be in place.
And then as you come down here, if you've
turned on your creator mode, you've
got a place to have some featured things.
So I like to have my call, booking a call.
I like having my newsletter, and I
like having a freebie in there.
That's more than I'm going to cover today.
But part of what you can do is you
can create your own newsletter, which
gives you really fabulous.
They can subscribe, and it's fabulous.
OK, so we're going to go back to the home where you would be.
And I have already added authored up
to my Chrome extension.
And so you can do this yourself.
I'm just going to show you right now.
So because I've already added it to my Chrome extension,
when I go to start a post, this is what you see.
It looks just like this.
But watch what I'm going to see as soon as I click on that.
All eyes on the screen.
This is what you see.
It just says start a post, right?
When I click on that, there's an overlay that pops up.
That's what authored up does.
Now, the overlay allows me to do all kinds of things here.
So in answer to your question, let me grab a LinkedIn post,
just any old post, and pop it in here so that, yes, I'm
going to copy and paste.
So let me just grab one really quick to show you.
That's a newsletter.
I don't want to grab a newsletter.
Let me grab a post.
Oh, look, you can generate ideas, too.
So you could ask for newsletter ideas, post ideas,
and it will give you all kinds of things.
you ever feel a writer's block or anything like that, OK?
I'm trying to just find a basic post
so I can grab it and show you.
OK, that's an email.
OK, that's a Facebook post.
There's a LinkedIn post.
OK, so in answer to your question,
I'm just grabbing this all, all of it, and I'm copying it.
And I'm going into that overlay, and I'm pasting it.
OK, now notice what I can do.
The reason I use this is it lets me
do things that LinkedIn doesn't let you to make it stand out.
So for example, I can take this, and I can bold it.
Crystal, are you asking a question?
I think it's popping up on me.
Did you have a question, Crystal?
No, I don't know why it would be popping up.
OK, all right.
I'm just making notes as you go.
That's great.
No, that's beautiful.
OK, you've got your hand raised, that's why.
OK, all right, so I'm going to take
and I'm going to highlight this right here,
and I'm going to bold it.
You think that's going to get more attention?
Absolutely.
I'm going to go through, and there's
things that I really want to stand out.
So for example, for me, this was about faith,
and this was about conditions.
Now, on LinkedIn, I don't like a lot of emojis.
It screams chat GPT, so I don't.
I use them sparingly, so I'm going to take that out.
Then I might want to make something italics,
so maybe the name of my course, and I didn't grab it all,
but I'm just showing you, might make that italics.
I might want to make the Bible verse.
Anytime I have a Bible verse, I might want to make that italics.
And notice, I like writing in very short, punchy,
and so very often, I will bold to keep you coming on down
and watching.
And I can space things and make them lay out
the way that I want them to.
Notice that use, again, I decide if I'm going to use it.
It gives you the hashtags already.
So one of the reasons for using this
is that you can format it beautifully.
Second is you can preview.
So this is showing you what it's going to look
like on an Android or an iPhone.
And it's going to show you.
So over on the right, you can see this is on an iPhone.
This is all that they will see.
So very often, I need to hook them so they open.
So then I might pull things up and change the first sentence
like this, so that even though it looks a little crowded,
what they see, they're going to see faith and condition.
OK, this is getting more interesting.
I think I'm going to open it up and read it.
So you can see what they can see.
And then on the computer, of course, they see more.
And you'll see.
So this is what they're going to see in the preview,
lets you know.
Now, maybe AI, this has its own AI in a lot of ways.
So maybe I couldn't think about a hook to get them to read.
Then I can click on Hooks, and it will give me ideas for hooks.
I can click on Ending.
Maybe I'm not sure how to end this.
So there's a lot of wonderful things for that.
And then you're going to use this
to post the exact same way that you would on LinkedIn,
meaning if I'm going to attach a photo,
I'm going to click right here, Attach,
and I'll choose the photo.
So same way.
I'm going to choose an image or a video,
and then I'm going to select it.
And so I do this the same way that you would do on any post.
And so you can upload it from your computer.
So I might go to Pictures.
I'm not going to save this, but I'm just showing you
an example.
I've just got so much stuff everywhere
that I can't see everything.
OK, so you should have a file on your computer
where you go for pictures.
So you can really easily just grab something
and be able to find it.
I encourage you.
So I keep more current.
So let's say I wanted to use more casual.
So let's just pop this one in.
Now.
On LinkedIn, you always want to use vertical and not landscape.
So make sure you're doing that.
And you want to use alternate text.
And so I'm not going to go into all of that.
If you have questions, I will.
But you're going to do that.
And then you're just going to go to Next.
And so there, now you see what it's
going to look like on the phone.
This is what they're going to see.
On the computer, this is what they're going to see.
And if you like how everything looks,
then you're just going to click Post the same way
that you would if you were posting.
So this is an AI tool that I use.
So I'm just going to save it as a draft right now.
I don't want this.
It's just for you.
I've already done it.
Now, there's a lot of other tools
that will be super helpful that you should spend attention to.
So that's where your drafts will be.
And then you can calendar.
So you could schedule things out.
So if you're going to be on vacation,
you want something to go every day, you can do that on LinkedIn.
Or you could do it here.
And then you can, this is what I think is very important,
is analytics.
So you can click on the analytics.
And it will show you all your post performance.
And if you have something that's performing very low
after a few days, I would delete it.
Because LinkedIn looks at your average of posts.
And then if you have something really high,
I would keep going back and adding comments
and referring to it and keep it alive going even further.
So that's another reason that I like this tool
is that it gives you some analytics.
Let me pause there and make sure there's any questions.
And I'm not losing you along the way.
And let me see.
Somebody left me a message.
Oh, what is a Chrome extension?
OK, it will tell you when you go to get authored up.
It'll give you a button that says add to Chrome.
And so basically, if you're using Chrome
when you go to LinkedIn, which is I use Chrome,
right here, then it automatically, that filter,
Chrome knows to put that filter on top of LinkedIn.
OK, Crystal, is your hand up for real this time
or you need to take it down?
Yeah, no, I had it up this time on purpose.
But now I'm trying to remember what my question was.
So that's always.
Oh, you said, so from an analytics perspective,
if it's not doing well or you're not
getting a lot of interaction to take it down,
what do you mean by take it down?
I would delete the post.
I would just be done with it, yeah.
If it didn't get any traction, let's
say that normally you get 75 impressions or 100.
Now, by the way, when you're first starting,
everything's going to be low.
And you have to build it up.
And it's about consistency.
And it's about posting every day.
But after you have a repertoire, you're
going to learn about your audience.
Wow, they really like it when I talk about this.
I get the most engagement with this.
Wow, this doesn't seem to just resonate for whatever reason.
They're not that interested in that, right?
So you're learning about your audience.
But I'd wait within a week.
And it's like, man, things normally
get 75 or 100 or 200 impressions.
And this got like five.
It's like, we don't want to keep that in.
Because LinkedIn averages them all out.
So that's kind of high level.
Don't worry about that if you're brand new.
But if you're pretty experienced on LinkedIn,
I'm just letting you know you do have access to the analytics.
If you're new, don't even think about that right now.
Think about posting every single day.
That's all you need to be thinking about.
And of course, what I've taught you
is that if when you post, you're spending an hour or so,
if when you post, you go and you give to other people,
give and receive, what it is that you desire.
So after you post, you go like at least four or five posts.
You go comment five words or more in three, four, five.
Guess what?
When you're liking them and you're commenting,
guess what the first thing they're going to do?
They're going to go look at you.
So you're going to get much higher people
liking your posts if you're giving what
it is that you want to receive.
So that's why we call it a miracle hour or power hour.
whatever you wanna call it, okay?
So that you're doing that.
So you're going through that process, okay?
Good, Antoinette.
Do you know if the Authored Up does it on a personal page?
My personal page has a lot more followers
than the business page.
Yeah, you won't be doing all this on your personal page.
So you're gonna have a personal page
on both Facebook and LinkedIn.
You're gonna have a personal page
and you're gonna have a business page.
And the business page is gonna be very businessy.
It's gonna be like a website.
They can go and they can learn about you
and you're gonna put anything related to the business
just to keep it alive.
In terms of adding people and building relationships
and going, you're gonna do it on your personal page.
On your personal page, there's a link.
It says what your business page is.
They can go check out your business if they want.
But for most of you, they're buying you.
And so you want to do all of this on your personal page.
And yes, the answer is yes.
I heard you say that you can schedule
ahead of time on LinkedIn.
I've never seen that.
Well, I just showed you on Authored Up that they'll do it.
Authored Up, is that the only place
you could do that at then?
You know, I'll be frank.
I have not done a lot of scheduling on LinkedIn.
So I'm not positive,
but I believe you should be able to do it both ways.
I'd be really surprised if you couldn't.
I would just Google that, how to schedule.
I don't usually, I'm in such a routine
that even if I'm going somewhere or doing something,
I post first thing in the morning and I'm done with it.
But if you needed to schedule,
I know that that is definitely an option.
Brenda, do you use HootSuite or anything like that
to help you do any of that regular posting?
No, I have and many years ago, I don't right now.
First of all, I focus on only two platforms.
I keep my life really simple.
When it comes to business and really high caliber people,
LinkedIn is where it's at.
So I give the majority of my attention to LinkedIn
and then secondarily to Facebook
because I've been on Facebook since it's been a while.
I've been on LinkedIn since it was created.
And so I've built quite a reputation on there
over the last whatever it's been, 15 years, whatever.
And so I do two ways, either on chat TPT,
I have it write a LinkedIn post and a Facebook post.
But what I do is my little trade secret
is I do the LinkedIn posts on Authored Up.
And I do it on Facebook.
And Facebook is my favorite platform.
It gives you emojis, it gives you bold,
it gives you italic, it gives you underline,
gives you all that freedom to make it look
the way you'd like it to look.
And so then I copy and paste from LinkedIn,
move it to Facebook.
Now, Facebook's starting to add some of that,
that you could do a little of that now,
you couldn't in the past.
But I move from LinkedIn over to Facebook.
And I do a little bit of both of them.
They're a little bit different.
LinkedIn is far more professional, far more formal.
And whereas Facebook is far more conversational.
And I don't usually use hashtags on Facebook
because it really doesn't matter on Facebook.
Sometimes I do it just to create attention,
but it doesn't work in the way
that you understand hashtags.
Whereas on LinkedIn, it does.
And by the way, that's part of what you can do
with ChatGPT is ask it to generate hashtags, okay?
So another thing, I highly, highly recommend
a newsletter on LinkedIn.
I cannot emphasize that more.
I will create my newsletter on LinkedIn
and I will copy that into my CRM for my email.
So I've got two separate places, same newsletter.
And now on LinkedIn, when you go in newsletter style,
you're not gonna use authored up
because LinkedIn on the newsletter,
when you click on article and you've set up a newsletter,
it lets you use like call-outs and lets you use,
formatting of headings and subheadings.
And you can do a lot of different things
and it's designed to be a newsletter.
And so authored up doesn't hit when you do the newsletter,
but all of your newsletters are just huge.
When I put it up, it was a matter of weeks.
I had 500 subscribers to my newsletter.
That's gold.
That means every time I write a newsletter,
my LinkedIn gets notified.
That's gold.
That's pure gold.
So if I was going to say do only two things, if you're new,
like Terry, you're getting going, post every day,
and rotate between the inspiration, the how-to,
and the calls to action.
Post every day using Chat GPT like I've just taught you.
Start a newsletter.
Can be a short newsletter.
Chat GPT will help you write the newsletter.
Once you create the format,
that would be on a separate conversation on Chat GPT.
Doing a newsletter is one of your best marketing moves.
Do it every single week.
Consistency creates momentum.
Now, let me tell you, right now in the marketplace,
there's a lack of trust.
There's a trust recession.
And so earning trust, one of the things that they have to,
what they need to see is consistency.
This is consistency in posting.
This is consistency in your messaging.
So this is the reason, even though I'm talking about AI,
because I know the needs of my clients,
and they need help to get things done.
They're overwhelmed.
They've got too many things on their plate.
That's why I'm teaching AI.
I have no intention of being an AI specialist
and go into the AI marketing of the world.
I just wanna serve you ladies better, right?
And so, but to keep consistency in my messaging,
notice that even though I'm talking about AI in the post,
I'm relating it to total soul prosperity,
to prospering in all things.
That's my message, that's my people, that's my audience.
So my recommendation is don't bounce all over the place.
The market loses respect for that.
Stay, right?
So Antoinette, if you're mind, heart, coherence, et cetera,
whatever you're talking about, stay in that vein.
Because if people see that, wow, she really sticks around,
she really goes deep on that, she really knows that.
And if that's what they're interested in,
they're going to trust you more.
So you need to be posting every day,
do a newsletter, stay consistent.
If you miss a day, okay, don't cry, I miss days.
You set a goal, okay?
We're about progress, we're not about perfection, okay?
But if you're going weeks without talking
and then you wanna sell something and you show up
and you post a ton because you're selling something,
they're gonna lose trust and they're not gonna buy.
So you need to be there.
And then do it in full spectrum.
When you show up, don't post and ghost, post.
Go and like, go and add new people
to keep expanding your funnel.
Go and comment and engage
and make sure it's at least five words.
So what I do, let's say Crystal had written something,
I would do at Crystal so that it pops up her name
and then I would comment.
Make your comments, like don't just be fluff,
like great posts.
Like tell what you got from it, even add an insight
or argue with it and go against the insight.
Because let me tell you, in the engagement,
that person's entire audience is looking at you
and they may decide to go follow you
as a result of that engagement.
So you did two things.
In engaging, the person that you engaged with
is gonna go check you out, okay?
And their audience, if you gave something valuable,
they'd be like, man, who is this Crystal chick?
I love what she posts.
You're not even posting, it's in the response.
Does that make sense?
Okay, so now let me just ask, I know we're at time.
I'd like to hear from each one of you
how valuable this was and your biggest takeaway.
And if there's something you wished I would have covered
that I didn't get to, because there's,
I could be doing this for five hours right now
without a break.
There's so much I could teach right now.
But it seemed like this was the area that was common
to all of you is knowing how to post
and learning a little bit more about AI
and how to get it to improve upon itself
and how to get it to learn your voice.
And you could start right now just with learning your voice.
And so you can start.
And how do you do that?
I want you to go gather things that you really like.
So this would be really good for you,
like Maggie, if it's not so proprietary.
But for all of you, go gather some of your favorite blog posts,
go gather some of your favorite email, go gather some of your favorite posts,
gather them all and then cut and paste and feed them into
chat GPT and say, this is some of my writing.
Analyze it for style.
To use going forward.
OK, so this is part of so you're training with your voice as you go along,
but also give it the sample, say analyze it for tone, analyze it for vocabulary,
analyze it for style and use that going forward.
And you'll see it update the memory.
That's what's called training it to know your voice.
So think about if any of you have ever
hired an assistant or a team like Maggie, you've hired a lot of teams.
You know, what's the first thing you got to do is you got to bring it
into the culture and the style of the organization.
This is how we view serving our clients.
This is why we exist.
This is our vision.
You want to do the same thing with chat GPT.
It's your employee for free or for 20 bucks.
It's your team.
And so you're giving it the culture.
You're giving it the like my chat GPT knows to always use things
like faith integrated, total soul prosperity.
You've got some buzzwords, too.
It knows to write in short, punchy style.
It knows. So do you get it?
Like train it to help you with this.
And notice, like when I let you do something, you did it in five minutes.
This is as you've trained it with voice,
I'm so busy and in between clients, I'll literally say, go write an autoresponder
email for those who joined, you know, let them know what they're
going to get for it and give them the link to join.
Boom. There's my email.
I pop it in my CRM. Right.
Go over to the Facebook group and remind them, you know,
go into the prosper leaders and remind them that they get this for free.
So anything can be written in one to two minutes.
The more it knows your style.
This is we're talking minutes.
When I say say 15 to 20 hours, this stuff.
I've been a writer for like 40 years, a business writer.
I've written all my own copy for a website, for brochures, for magazines.
I've been writing for business like all my life.
And it used to take so much time and so
many drafts and I hired editors because like I would miss so much stuff.
You can now say, hey, I wrote this.
Look at it and see if there's any grammatical mistakes.
How again, how would you improve this
both grammatically and, you know, for engagement?
So you've got a copywriter, you've got an editor,
you and maybe you don't know what to write about.
OK, and so maybe you're like this month you're going to focus on.
Let's see.
Not been able to figure out posting.
So now I'm excited about OK, I have to learn to post on different.
OK, and we can connect again to Terry and anywhere you get stuck.
I'm here for you, sister.
I'm so proud of you for showing up and I'm
so glad that you're getting the big picture on that.
OK, so there was something what was I saying right before?
Super important. I want to make sure, you know.
Oh, so
you can plan out so you can say I'm doing a launch.
Susan, I'm doing a launch in six weeks.
Map out my posting for the next six weeks, what to cover each week.
And it will do that.
OK, and and then if you don't like something,
you can have it change and then you can break that down.
And so you say, OK, week one.
OK, go ahead and write those posts and add this story, add this.
So anything that you want to plan out,
like I believe in writing emails and sequences and you can you can automate that.
And so it's going to go out every three days.
But I forget when I write stuff because I'm doing so much for so many clients.
Did I tell them this or not?
I don't know if any of you, but my brain like did I already tell them that?
But if I ask chat GPT, write it from three different angles,
it will repeat the important stuff, but it'll look like three totally
different emails come from.
I told it, come from three different angles.
Same with the post.
Write a week's worth of posts.
Give me ideas.
So Terry, I would say, I own a faith-based t-shirt company.
I'm just starting on LinkedIn, or I'm just
starting on Facebook or Instagram,
whatever you're going to use.
I'm just starting.
Please give me post ideas for this week,
for each day, of how I could begin introducing my brand,
but also adding value, also making it engageable
and making it like that they want to read it.
Because you want to focus on adding value.
You can't just sell on there.
You've got to be giving something of value.
OK, Susan, your hands are up.
Are you asking a question, Susan?
I am asking a question.
I have a, you know, I did my first Facebook Live
in the last couple of months.
And I don't, can I get it from there and put it on YouTube?
Is there a way to do that?
Oh, yeah, good.
Yes, yes, yes.
OK, that's another AI, and I don't have time to teach it.
But I'm going to tell you.
So yeah, you go to the video, and you download it,
and it's yours, OK?
Now, you can do several things with it, OK?
So two other AIs that I recommend
that you use that are my biggest and most important,
and I'm going to show you real quick.
And we're over time, but I'm going
to just show you because it's super important for you.
OK, so something I use nonstop is called clip.opus.ai, OK?
And this becomes incredibly important
for hosting video content, and transcribing, and repurposing
what you do, OK?
And so let me just see if I can get to my home here.
OK, so I'm going to show you examples.
Am I sharing the screen?
Everybody seeing the screen?
OK, so here's the examples, OK?
So I take the video either from Zoom
or download from Facebook Live, or if you
have a video from somewhere else, whatever you're using,
I take the video, OK, and I feed it.
So if I was getting ready right now
to do this for the first time, you
can upload from your computer the video, the Zoom,
or whatever, or from your Google Drive, OK?
And you're going to drop it in there,
and it's going to take it, and then you
can click Get Clips in one click.
I used to pay so much money to have this done.
You're in the film industry, you know, Susan.
Oh my goodness, the biggest expense is editing, right?
And the biggest hassle, and time.
And I was back in the day, even in the audio,
where I'd sit next to the audio technician,
and we're cutting it, and trying to make it match,
and watching the little waves, and oh, mercy,
are you guys blessed that you don't have to do that anymore?
So let's just say this was our last Prosper Leader member
call, OK?
Or this was like the bonus day, the master class that I did.
This was a testimony that was given to me.
So watch what happens.
This was a two-hour master class, OK?
Most of you know it was the end of your expansion formula.
So look what it gives you.
This is what it looks like.
So after you feed it, and you tell it to give you clips,
and it'll take 15 minutes or so, it will pop up.
And it will give you like this.
It will give you the title.
It will have the transcripts.
And it'll break it up into different size clips, OK?
And it will rate it for you.
Like, I got 99 out of this.
It's got a great hook.
It's got great flow.
It's great value.
So this is something you would use.
So from a two-hour master class, boom, I have a short video
here.
Now, what would I do with this?
I would grab the transcripts from here.
I would go into ChatGPT.
I would say, I'm going to write a LinkedIn post
and include a short reel taken from my bonus master class.
Here's the transcripts.
I want the post to be about the same thing I've taught you,
with the call to action, with the tone, what
I just taught you.
And so now, it will write you the post.
And then you simply download.
download this clip and it's it's ready to go.
And so it look what it does.
I'm going to show you real quick what it does.
If I can do it while I'm on Zoom, we're talking.
It has this down below.
We're talking about the question, who are you?
We've been we've been asking questions all week, right.
And the thing about this is you've created.
So do you see that that was a quick it's
it's pulling from the whole two hour and have it make sense.
And it's given you the little captions.
You have the transcript.
You can edit it.
Now, here's what's so cool.
If I wanted to edit the clip.
And I open this up.
I can go in and just edit not on the video, it will handle that for me.
I can look at the text and I can pull out and say, oh,
I really don't like and the thing about and I could grab any part,
something I don't like here and highlight it.
I could say, OK, I don't want to do this.
But if I was going to do it,
I can remove the caption and the video of that part.
Boom, it's gone.
So you literally can edit video from text.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, Susan, you appreciate this about
I can edit video from a text like, hello.
OK, this is where I say this is the most
exciting time to be in business and history.
But back to, you know, if I was going to go back to none of that,
I want to just show you really quick.
So, Crystal, you'll like some and you won't like some, Susan, you'll like some.
But I want you to notice that in minutes,
just like chat, TPT works in minutes.
It'll give me 10, 12, 15.
So so there's one this one was rated 96
and you can tell some of them are longer and shorter.
OK, but I can go down and I will heart the ones I like that I want to use.
And I'll pick one or two from each thing that I do that goes on to LinkedIn.
So if you study my LinkedIn, you'll see that I do these.
But it will give me like this one gave me 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19.
How many did it give me?
Twenty four
gave me a long masterclass.
Usually it'll give you about 10 or 12.
But on this masterclass, I haven't even had time to go through this.
But can you imagine it gave me more than 40 clips, 47 clips that I could choose to use?
You could use this ongoing.
I mean, incredible.
OK.
All right. All right.
I am I know I'm over time.
Any last burning comments, questions?
Comments, was this useful, helpful?
This was very useful and it remotivated me as well.
It's so simple.
It helps get us over the hurdle of just starting.
And I think it's a great tool to start with.
For me, at least. Yes, ma'am.
Yes.
One question about chat.
GPT. Yes.
I'm new to it.
How do I save all of this that I just did?
They're all saved automatically.
Oh, OK. Yeah.
And so the only thing that I recommend is if it's a new subject, start a new prompt.
If it's an old, then go back on it.
Because you're going to end up with so many.
Let me get out of this and find my chat.
GPT, just a second here.
Get out of all this stuff.
What you're going to do.
Come on right here.
Okay.
It was blocking all my buttons.
What I really recommend that I've done
really well from an organizational standpoint is that you can go over to the
right on the three dots and you can rename it.
And I would if it's important, I would put it in caps like I did for you guys
so that I can find it easily when you go back, especially things you're going to use
a lot so you can rename it.
And so, you know, there's so there's so many
things that you can do.
And in my class, I really get into it.
We only focus one of the million things you can do.
But this will stay ongoing.
You can see all the way back from last September, from last.
August, from last July, you know, so, you know, last June,
last May, it organizes it by month. And then if I was getting
ready to teach something, and I was going to use it again, I
could go back. Okay, but see when something's really
important for me, like my book blueprint, I haven't worked on
that since May, but I've got it in caps, because if I get ready,
I'm going to go back and grab that. So organize it if it has
to do with my retreats. So sometimes I've got a lot of
client stuff on here, because I'm working with clients. And so
that's, you know, good for them right then. But I'm it's not
important to me. And you can delete and clean it up just like
you would your desktop, which I do periodically haven't done for
a minute. But so yeah, it's going to save it automatically.
And just just keep going. You're gonna you're gonna get this.
Okay, thank you so much.
Antoinette, you got your hand up?
Yeah, real quick question. So you said not to put anything out
there that is like your, like your program name and trademark
if you already have already done that.
Don't worry about it. Yeah, no, no. I'm saying if it's something
like you're in the works, and you don't want someone to grab
it and go run with it or something like that, then I
wouldn't it's a unique idea or it's it's company secret
information, you know, or financial information or
something like that. Because yeah, this is for the whole
world. It's open sourced. But yeah, stuff that you know, I
mean, I use prosper and all things I use total soul
prosperity I use, in fact, the more you use it, from a legal
standpoint, you know, it's looked at from use case, if
I've been using prosper and all things for 15 years, from a use
case, if someone comes along and tries to take that, you know,
it's mine, I've been using it for 15 years, you know, unless
using it longer. So you know, from a use case, you want to be
using things that are proprietary, right?
Yeah, because I've been using with it heal your three brains.
I don't want somebody to take that because it's not
trademarked, but I've been using it on chat GPT.
Yeah, yeah. So I would I would trademark it. And I would put
this is not legal advice. But I put a little I start putting a
little TM on the top of it right now while you're using it and
then go through the process. Okay. Okay. All right, ladies.
I'm going to send you a review of how you like this class. If
you'll take the time to do that, that'll mean a lot. I want to
make this valuable for people going forward. I sure had fun. I
hope you had fun. I actually like doing it this way. I wanted
to have you try even more things. But at least you got a
really good a good sense in this short time may need to make it
longer. I don't know. All right. Blessing sisters love being with
you here. Bye bye.