I want to welcome every one of you to the AI Power Success.
For business, for life, I'm super excited.
I'm so glad you're here.
We got people from all over the world and all over the states.
And I'm super excited to have you here
and to share this content.
So this masterclass is for you if you're an author,
if you're a speaker, if you're a coach,
if you're an entrepreneur.
Honestly, almost anyone who really has some goals
and you want to grow your business,
you want to improve your creativity.
If you want to improve your creativity,
if you want to improve your marketing, your communication,
most of all, if you want to save time, have a life,
you're going to learn so many ways to use these powerful AI
tools and technology.
So because some of you have never met me, most of you have,
but I have probably a half a dozen or a dozen
that met me as of yesterday or this morning.
So I'm thrilled to be here sharing this with you.
I am a mother of three, a brand new grandmother
if you can believe it.
And a lifelong entrepreneur.
I've been running companies, starting companies for scary
to say over 30 years, over 35 years.
And so I'm going to share how that relates to AI.
I've been a perpetual lifelong student, love God, love people.
And over that 35 years, I've built three large businesses.
I've built multimillion dollar companies and sales teams.
They have prospered during three recessions.
And that has taught me, number one,
that God is my business partner of choice.
And number two, I've seen a lot of changes over that time
from the advent of social media, of the internet
for that matter, and all the way to where we are today.
And I can tell you that AI, this is the single greatest change
that I have seen so far.
And I'm so glad you're here.
Somebody said before we started, she
said she realized she better get in line or fall behind.
And I thought, that summarizes it pretty well.
So one of my mentors, Brian Tracy, I was on his TV show,
co-authored a book with him, Success Guru.
He says, technology is essential to the success of any business.
It's the driving force behind productivity, efficiency,
and innovation.
Companies or individuals that do not embrace technology
risk falling behind the competition
and becoming irrelevant in the marketplace.
Now, that has never been more true than what's
going to happen with AI.
We have just entered a completely different world.
It's going to be a very fast changing world.
That's why I wanted to get on here and share as much as I can,
give all of you a head start.
It's going to continue to change.
And I want to get you at least comfortable, at least aware
of the possibilities, and get your creativity going
as to what you can do with this to really be ahead.
And I know some people really have a lot of fears.
I know there's a possibility of a dark side to this.
And I'll share my philosophy real quick about that.
I remember when the internet came out,
and everybody thought it was the end of the world.
And the fear about the darkness that
could happen through the internet.
And the truth is, yes, there's lots of darkness
in the internet, like life.
There's also lots of light.
It's the internet that allows us to be
doing what we're doing here.
It allows us to be sharing good, and learning, and teaching,
and building businesses through all kinds of circumstances.
So I look at AI the same way.
Does it have some really dark sides?
Absolutely.
Are there some things we should be really concerned about?
Absolutely.
My choice during this season is it's here,
it's not going anywhere.
where why don't we use it for good? Why don't we harness it to be the very best we can be,
serve the very best that we can serve, and let's just see where it goes. It's going to be an
astronomical amount of change that's going to happen. And so today's purpose is to get you
acquainted, since most of you are at level one and two, at least make you aware of the
possibilities. And I understand, like another mentor, Les Brown, said, change is difficult,
but it's essential to survival. We have to be willing to adapt to new ways of thinking and
doing things. We must embrace innovation, new technology, or risk being left behind in a rapidly
changing world. So that's the reason that I put this on and wanted to get this information to you
as quickly as I could. So what is AI? Let's see if I can move this thing out of the way here.
There we go. What is AI? Artificial. AI stands for artificial intelligence, and it's the simulation
of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems. And so the applications
include expert systems, chat GPT. We're going to be looking at natural language processing,
or it's also known as large language processing, speech recognition, machine vision. Now, honestly,
it's been out a lot longer than we think. It's just chat GPT made it incredibly popular here,
but it's been out. And some of you are using it in multiple ways. If you have a vacuum
cleaner, like Oofy, my vacuum cleaner, it's got a certain form of AI face recognition that's
in social media and in your phones. I mean, there's so much that already you've been using.
It's been slipping in. It just became front and center with chat GPT's release. And so I asked
chat GPT, I said, what is chat GPT? For those that you are new, I said, I'd start in the most
basics and then go from there. And it gave a long answer as chat GPT likes to do. If you don't
restrain it and guide it, it gives you this very heavy, long answer. And so there it is. And then
I asked it a little simpler. I said, can you explain it like for a fourth grader? And so then
I got a little more simplistic of an answer. It's like a talking robot that's been taught to
understand and talk like a human. It can answer questions and have conversations, like having a
friend to talk to. It's been trained on lots of information, knows about a lot of different things.
So today, what we are going to focus on is we're going to start with the basics.
We're going to start with the basics. And there is so, there's infinite, infinite possibilities.
So my goal today is, if nothing else, I always believe as a coach that awareness is the first
step to transformation. So whenever I coach, it starts with awareness, right? Awareness of yourself,
awareness of the principles, you know. And so I'm going to teach in the same way as we
look at chat GPT, starting with the most basic and getting to as far advanced as we can get to
in the time that we have together. I'm going to try to take short breaks on the hour, really short
breaks to let you stretch. And that's a time to put your questions in the chat. And I will
try to look at those and make sure I answer or at least move them to the encore that's coming up.
So the basics in understanding, you know, using chat GPT is the prompt. And you're going to get
to see this, but the prompt is what starts the conversation, starts the activity. And so you can
use the prompt to type a question and that starts the whole conversation with you and the AI, okay?
So this is a screenshot of what it looks like when you are on chat GPT, okay? And so on the left side,
you can see the number of prompts, that is your history. Now, I'm going to show you how to get started.
I'm going to show you there's several versions, OK?
Right now, I have the version 3.5 open.
I can click that button, go to 4, which is the newest version.
It can produce longer things and have
some different information.
It tends to be slower.
So I tend to stay in 3.5 unless I need another reason.
And then at the bottom there, you see the prompt.
And so when I say, what is a prompt,
that's where you're going to start.
Or on the top left, you see where it says new chat, OK?
So what are the keys for a really good prompt?
Number one, be specific.
The more detail you are in asking the questions,
in creating the prompt, and you can just
talk away, now, you don't want to create confusion.
But any specific details, it's going to make a better answer.
You've heard the thing, a dumb question
gets you a dumb answer, right?
And the more specific you ask, the better the answer
you're going to get.
Asking open-ended questions, kind of like life,
you'll get much, much better answers.
Using clear and concise language.
Don't use a lot of nuances, or jargon, or slang.
Be concise and to the point.
And give context.
And I'm going to give you examples of all of these.
But that context will allow ChatGPT
to be able to answer so much more.
Now, let's talk about what ChatGPT cannot do.
Cannot do, OK?
The first thing that it cannot do is give you current history.
So if you say, what's the weather today?
What was the stock market today?
It can't answer those kind of questions.
And sometimes people, they think it's like Google,
and they go to it, and then it doesn't answer.
It can't answer their questions.
And they're like, what good is this thing?
So the information that has been fed into ChatGPT
happened before September of 2021.
So ask about things that are before that.
Now, ChatGPT has been known to have inaccuracies.
Sometimes embarrassing ones.
Sometimes they just slip through.
The funny thing about it is it's been said about ChatGPT,
it can be a great liar.
It can make statements that are absolutely incorrect
and make them with extreme confidence.
So you want to check out things.
Don't suddenly put something that you
got from here into your book.
Cross-check, make sure.
It's usually incredibly accurate,
but it can have inaccuracies.
In fact, just this last week, a doctor, a researcher,
and doctor used ChatGPT.
And number one, it passed the medical exam.
It has passed the legal exam and other college exams.
It passed the medical exam.
And this doctor gave it one of the most complicated.
It was a true case that he had had
with a baby that had a disease that was like 1 in 100,000.
So not likely to be easily diagnosed.
And it got it.
Just boom.
So on some sense, it has limitations.
Especially, it can't grasp some of the subtle nuances.
But it also can just really know a lot about a lot.
So you can learn.
You can use it to learn, trying to figure out
medical or legal or something.
It's a great resource for that.
But get legal advice.
Get medical advice.
Don't rely on it entirely.
Now, another word is caution.
And so I just posted this.
This just came out just like a week ago, I think.
Yeah, April 6, so a few days ago.
And this is the downside of what can happen.
And this was an article in Mashable.
And it said, whoops, Samsung workers accidentally
leaked trade secrets via chat GPT.
And so the Economist in Korea reported
three separate instances of Samsung employees
unintentionally leaking sensitive
information to chat GPT.
In one instance, an employee pasted confident.
I need you guys to mute yourself.
If you could, please click the mute button.
Or Kelly, maybe you could mute
wherever the noise is coming from.
I got muted too, not good.
So unintentionally leaking sensitive information
to chat GPT.
In one instance, an employee pasted confidential source code
into the chat to check for errors.
Another time an employee shared code with chat GPT
and requested code optimization.
And the third time it shared a recording of a meeting
to convert into notes for a presentation.
Those are wonderful uses,
but once it goes out there, it's out there.
So you don't want to put trade secrets
and highly confidential stuff in what you're doing.
Okay, let me give you a big overview, a quick overview,
and then we're gonna get into very, very specific examples.
Again, you can put questions in the chat as you go.
So I mentioned some of the things that can't do.
Let's do an overview of the things that it can do
and things that I absolutely love that it can do.
Number one, it can clarify concepts
that you don't understand,
complicated instructions, technical issues,
maybe something you're working on,
your personal situation, your niche.
It's wonderful for clarifying things.
I'm gonna give you the exact prompts for these things
as we go along right now, just big picture.
What is it wonderful to do?
Help you clarify.
It makes a wonderful teacher.
I'm gonna share some amazing examples.
You wanna learn a language,
you wanna learn how to write software code,
you wanna learn how to fix something,
you wanna learn how to create something,
create a funnel, write great copy, do email,
learn email marketing, learn copywriting,
learn the secrets of whatever it is.
It is wonderful.
And I'm gonna give you the prompts
on how you can learn things.
This is a favorite.
You can see, I kind of put some smiley faces,
the ones that I absolutely love.
And this is one of my favorites.
And that has, it's such a huge time saver.
And that is the summarize feature.
So, ChatGPT can summarize any text-based content.
So, that lets you quickly understand the main ideas,
the key points, without having to read
through an entire document.
This is wonderful for long articles or technical articles
or academic papers or medical or legal documents
or research or books or movies or anything like this
that it's tough to sit down and read it.
How many of you like reading those long, long documents?
And you can just get to the gist of it using this feature.
So, wonderful time saver.
It's phenomenal for organizing.
It can organize your life in a multitude of ways,
from reminders to categorizing, labeling,
tracking progress, tasks, projects, scheduling,
finance, including budgets.
I'm gonna give you a lot of examples of these.
Right now, my goal is just whet your appetite, right?
All the things possible.
It is great for creating.
It can create creative writing pieces,
stories, poems, songs, product descriptions,
social media posts, articles, ads.
And another smiley face feature is editing.
It can edit grammar, spelling, punctuation,
formatting, clarity, coherence, tone,
style, vocabulary, phrasing.
Again, I'm gonna give you the prompts,
the exact prompts, and lots of examples,
and we'll even try to get in and play a little bit.
But this is a time saver,
and something that in the past you would have to...
and a lot of money on, and it's just wonderful that way.
It can help you create structure.
So it can suggest ways to group, to organize,
to label so that it's presented in a logical and coherent way.
So it can organize a paper, or an essay, or a research,
or a book, or a plot, characters, movies, videos,
scripts, wonderful for creating structure.
It can create them, actually, it can't, it's a text,
it's a large language model.
So everything it's going to produce is in the form of text.
I'm going to show you how to move from there
into pictures and graphics, but it
can create very nice tables and comparison charts.
I'm going to give you some examples of that.
It can write code, a lot of people
are using it to create code, to create new games,
to all kinds of things that you can do if you're into code.
That's not my strength, but I see a lot of people
that know code are enjoying using that feature.
It translates, this is amazing.
It can translate between many different languages,
including, but not limited to, English, Spanish, French,
German, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean,
so lots of them.
It can assist you in drafting certain legal documents,
leases, contracts, agreements.
Now, it's not a substitute for a professional, at least not yet.
I wouldn't leave it there, but you could really
have the draft and have someone look at it.
You could make the changes you want,
and so it would give you access to that.
I had my daughter's fiance is a contractor,
and he wanted to see what this could do.
And I said, what takes the most of your time?
And he said, bids, writing out bids.
And so I created a prompt, create a bid for,
and we described it.
It printed out this amazing bid, and surprisingly,
even though it's a little bit dated,
the prices were almost exactly what he would bid things at.
So he was sold.
He was amazed.
So lots of things like that.
You could do a rental agreement.
You could do all kinds of things, legal documents.
And my favorite, why I've got the big thing
and where we're going to spend a lot of time on
is the type of writing that you can do and all the ways
that you can practically use it in your life to,
I put in the marketing, say, 15 to 20 hours a week at least.
So I teach a success formula, which
is this, mindset plus skill set plus action,
right, action equals results.
So mindset, that's the inner game.
And so this equation, mindset plus skill set plus action
equals results, this is a success equation.
So the results being more money, more clients, more joy,
whatever it is, the results you're looking at,
the factors that are going to affect the success of that
are going to be your mindset, your skill set,
and your action.
So today, we're going to primarily
be focusing on the skill set and the action,
but I know how huge the mindset is in anything that we do.
So I want to include that.
And one of the things that I have found powerful for me,
and each of you have your own version,
but I know that, yes, there's infinite wisdom in ChatGPT.
It's just opened the doors to how much wisdom
is available on the planet.
And yet, the most high has even more wisdom.
And so for me, before I use it, I ask for that wisdom.
I tap into the most high wisdom to give me,
to guide me, to give me the creativity.
Secondly is put away fear.
You can't really go wrong with this.
I mean, don't share extremely confidential stuff,
but for the most part, just get on there and play.
Have fun.
Try.
Experiment.
Be curious.
And sooner more than later, the best way
to learn ChatGPT or any AI is practice.
I'm going to give you lots of tools, lots of prompts,
lots of secrets, lots of tips.
Bye.
It's like me trying to explain to you how to ride a bicycle.
I'll describe every aspect, what you should wear, how to hold the handlebars,
where to look, where to put your feet.
I'll describe it in detail.
But until you get on that bike, it's still meaningless.
So I pray that after what you get today,
that you'll get out there and try some of these things.
You'll be encouraged and stimulated with all the possibilities.
And then you'll wrestle with some of the things and questions.
And how do you do this?
And because there's so many more levels to this,
and we'll do that in the encore and in future things.
So come from a place of curiosity.
What's possible?
And like anything in life, what outcome?
You know, when you sit down to use it, if you start with an outcome,
you know, you're more likely to get what it is that you want.
So what's the outcome? I want to create.
I want to I want to grow my company.
I want to I want to write my book.
I want to be more organized.
I have one client that said I desire to put in place systems.
And we actually used it to create a system
for every area of her life with step by step process to put those systems in place.
You know, I want to learn to speak a language.
I want to fix something.
I want to learn something.
I want to create something.
So think about the outcome and come from that that curious place.
OK, and so we're going to dive now into the outer game,
which is the second part of that equation, the skill set and the action.
So here is a tip, first of all, just organization.
Sometimes it can become, you know,
cluttered like your desktop, like my desktop.
And so
organizing it will be incredibly useful,
you know, and I have found organization saves enormous amount of time.
So here's the thing.
When you start a new chat, that should be for one subject.
OK, and you can go deep on that subject.
And I'm going to show you how to keep going deeper and deeper and deeper.
But as long as you're still on that subject, just stay in that chat
when you're ready to change to a different subject or use it for a different reason.
Go start a new prompt, a new chat.
And then next to each of the chats,
it'll be in your history like you see the example here.
Notice what I do.
I go back and I'll show you how to do this.
I use the little pencil, the little edit,
and because it'll give me something that is going to be hard to find because you're
going to it's going to end up being like other things where clutter can kick in.
And all of a sudden you got 50 prompts and you can't remember where the one
that you really want to get back to is.
So before you even start, I'm going to start to write.
OK, I'm going to start to organize.
And so go back with the pencil and edit the name of the prompt.
OK, and I like to put the in a big all
capitals, the main function in that the main point.
So you can kind of see you can look at my
prompts right there and you see there's a summarize.
You know, it was Plato's, you know,
summarize Plato's, you know, book or Spanish, you know,
practice and and, you know, quotes, a lead magnet.
But very easy when I look at those, I can find them.
So if you're not too far into it already
or take some time to go back and organize, there's a garbage can prompts you're not
going to use or you didn't find helpful or not interesting.
Delete them.
Keep this space clean.
And and then, you know, like I said, make it very easy to find to go back.
You know, I especially need this working with a lot of coaching clients.
I use it a lot live while I'm coaching and I can have infinite things in there.
Many that aren't going to be relevant for me.
So I want to keep that clean after the fact.
OK, so, you know, Chad, GPT remembers the conversation in a thread and builds on it.
And you're going to I'm going to give you examples exactly how this works.
But that's another reason to keep things that are like together.
OK, so we're going to go through, I don't know, probably 30 or more basic
prompts, and I'm going to give you examples how to use them, how to expand
upon them and and be able to really open your eyes to all the possibilities.
What I'm going to do right now, because it's a good stopping point,
is I'm going to give you five minutes to to be able to just take a quick.
take a quick stretch because I know the mind can only absorb what the seat can endure.
So really quick, four to five minute break.
You can put questions in the chat, get some water, stay fresh, because now we're going
to really start diving into the practical applications.
I've given you an overview and we're going to dig into what can you do and how do you
do that.
So we're going to take a quick break and we'll be back, five minutes.
So we are back talking about basic prompts.
Remember prompts are the core of chat, GPT.
So there's a lot of AI tools.
I chose to keep it simple and focus primarily 99% on chat GPT, because it will do so much
for you.
I am going to share a little bit about DALI and some other things when you need to move
beyond text into graphics.
And so I will take you there, but very, very on the surface level, that will be for a more
advanced down the road.
So let's start working through these basic prompts.
So the first prompt that's highly useful is, can you explain?
And then you put the topic that you're interested in.
I like adding in easy to understand language and whatever you want that to be, that a fourth
grader, a sixth grader, an eighth grader, whatever you like can understand.
So for example, I put in here, explain the PASO copywriting formula.
It's a very popular copywriting formula used by copywriters in simple terms that an eighth
grader could understand.
Now again, I just cut and paste straight from chat GPT and put it on my PowerPoint so that
I don't risk that chat GPT isn't working at the moment or something gets lost or bogged
down.
So I didn't put the whole answer, just enough that you can see what it looks like.
We'll actually go in and you'll see it working live, but wanted to get as much information
to you as quickly as possible, which also leads me to another important point.
I've had clients lose everything that's in there.
And so we've had a few things.
Number one, chat GPT is glitched where the whole history disappears and it disappeared
for a day or two or three.
So if you're working on an important project, what I recommend is you grab the whole thing,
copy, go to a Word document or a Google doc, paste.
And that's a way of saving things that you might really need down the road.
And then you'll notice when you do that copy and paste function, it'll have like a little
blue background behind it.
When you put it in Word, you can just click on Word, the button clear formatting and the
blue will be removed.
All the formatting will be removed and then you can format it in the way that you want.
So this is important.
A, if chat GPT has glitches, which I'm aware already two or three times, it's lost history.
It did bring it back in a few days, but it was gone for a few days.
And recently I had a client that meant to clear the history of one individual chat and
cleared all of our history and did not have it backed up.
So I, again, if you get to know me, I tend to back up my backup, my backup, right?
And so I'll tell you right up front, make sure you're saving the things that are important
to you so that you can use them.
And also by doing that and removing the formatting, then you can plug it into whatever you're
working on a blog or anything else.
Okay.
And I do have some other experts on the line, including Cindy.
So Cindy, if I missed something, put it in the chat, call my attention to it as well.
All right.
So the prompt would be explain blank.
Okay.
Again, it tends to get very long language things.
So you can then say, explain it in, you know, or explain the basics or explain it in less
than 500 words or explain it in a way that a fourth grader can understand.
This will tend to limit it being just long, long, long response.
Okay.
All right.
So my next favorite prompt can, you can use is explain step-by-step.
Sometimes you're fixing something, making something, learning something, and you would
like it in step-by-step.
So in this prompt, I said.
explain step-by-step how to make sourdough bread.
I notice a lot of my clients, Kim and Christy and all them,
they're making sourdough bread,
and I haven't done that before.
So I was curious.
And so you can see that it will take it very simply
and break it down into really easy to follow.
Step one, feed your sourdough starter.
Step two, mix the dough.
Step three, and so you guys can check how accurate it is,
but it does do things step-by-step.
So another great prompt.
OK, all-time favorite for me, or one of my all-time favorites
besides the right prompt, is summarize.
Now, again, you can get a long summary,
and you can get a short.
So here's a prompt.
You could just say summarize, and you could put literature,
book, movie.
You can decide if you want to read it
or you just don't have time to read it.
Or you can make it more clear by saying
summarize blank in concise, like however many words,
less than.
And I like to say in easy-to-understand language
a sixth grader can understand.
So I originally said summarize Plato's Republic,
and it gave me a long thing.
And then I said summarize it so a sixth grader can understand.
And now you can really follow it and get
the gist of it pretty easy.
So Plato's Republic is a book about what makes a good society
and what makes a good person.
A man named Socrates talks to his friends about what is fair
and what is not.
He thinks it's important for people
to be fair to each other, to have a happy society.
So it's really, you can get the gist of it,
which is really nice.
Or help your kids with homework, and they ask you,
can mom tell me about it?
And you're like, I don't remember that one.
I don't remember learning that one.
OK, tips is another prompt.
So what are some tips for improving?
And you can pick whatever skill.
My writing, my cooking, my hobby, my skiing, whatever.
What are some tips for improving?
And so I had asked, what are some tips that can improve
engagement in a Facebook group?
A lot of people say, I just don't get engagement
in my Facebook group.
What would be some good tips?
And so it goes through.
And it gave me a really long one.
And then I broke it down and said,
give me the top three tips that could potentially
have the greatest impact.
So it'll spit out a random, and you
don't know which tip is in order or the best.
So that could be, you could say, give
me five tips or 10 tips in the order of which will produce
the greatest results.
Or you can narrow it down.
And I narrowed it and said, give me
the top three tips that'll have the greatest
impact on improving engagement in a Facebook group.
So some of this you know, but seeing it,
maybe using it as a checklist, I find for me, a lot of it
is really common sense.
And I know it, maybe because I've
been in marketing for 30 years.
But create content that sparks conversation.
OK, we all know that, interesting, informative,
entertaining.
But then you could use this as, and you could turn this
into a checklist, by the way.
You can make it into questions like, is this content,
before you post it, is it interesting?
Is it informative?
Is it entertaining?
You could turn it into a checklist,
and I'll teach you how to do that.
So it goes through, some tips.
All right, another great one is introductions.
OK, we got Stephanie, and we got Crystal
from the Tapestry Network.
They give you chances, and you've
got to be really quick to share what you do.
And you need to hit it really hard.
And I'll give you some sophisticated changes to this.
But I said, and this is where I said about giving background
information.
So here's an example about giving it context.
So I said, I'm a Christian.
This is not me, I just picked something.
I'm a Christian mind, body, wellness coach.
From surviving to thriving, I equip and empower
busy professional women with autoimmune conditions
to embrace their worth and bring hope to healing mind, body,
and spirit.
So use that.
I put it in quotes.
Use quote that to create an elevator speech.
Use I help blank to move from to.
So a common introduction is I help blank.
women, men, coaches to move from chaos to confident.
I'm just making up something.
So I said, that's the formula I want you to use.
And so we gave one.
And so this is what it came up with.
I help busy professional women with autoimmune conditions
to move from surviving to thriving.
As a Christian mind, body, wellness coach,
I equip and empower my clients to embrace their worth,
bring hope to healing in their mind, body, and spirit.
And together we can achieve holistic wellness
and live life to the fullest.
Now, as a coach, I usually take what ChatGPT gives
and I show how to take it to the next level
and the next level.
And I'll give you some examples later.
So this is just a first shot,
but what it did is it took some thoughts.
Like one of the cool things about ChatGPT, in my opinion,
is maybe your mind's not very organized.
You got a bunch of ideas.
Okay, I help women and I'm an empowerment coach
and I work on autoimmune and you just put random thoughts
and you say, now put all that together
in a way that makes sense.
Okay, it's reasonable.
It's too long.
I wouldn't use this for an elevator speech.
It's not personalized, it's not catchy, it's too typical.
So if I was coaching,
I would show you how to take it to the next level.
But it's much better than the disorganization
and the chaos of a lot of people
that get up to give an elevator speech
and they're like, ah.
So it's wonderful for introductions.
If you need to write or write a bio
or an introduction or something, okay?
In this case, an elevator speech.
Okay, now here, you see my smiley face right here
is wonderful opportunity to brainstorm ideas.
So you can say something,
the prompt could be something like,
give me blank however many you want ideas
or suggestions or topics or titles,
whatever it is you want brainstormed for
and then you can put what it is.
And so again, the more details you give,
the better the answer, like what you do,
who it's for, give context,
especially with each new chat.
You remind it.
And by the way, for context,
you can pull from things you've already written,
you can pull from your website,
you can pull from marketing copy.
A lot of times it doesn't matter.
I'll throw in whole big things
from something I've already done to give it context
and say, now with that context, I want you to do this.
Okay, I'll give you examples.
And so this was just random talk
again, not organized very well.
The prompt was, this is my coaching program headline
and sub headline on my website.
So her headline was,
Restore Your Health and Peace of Mind After Medical Trauma,
Holistic Coaching for Christian Women.
And so I said, give me five suggestions
for a great lead magnet.
Now this is something that really bogs down
entrepreneurs, coaches, healers, okay?
They know that on their website,
Cindy's building this gorgeous website.
And if you don't know this already, here's a coaching tip.
You want to get people's email,
their name and their email if they visit your website.
You don't want them to come and just leave
and you don't know that they came.
I mean, I know there's analytics,
but in general, you want to immediately.
And so you want to do that by having your big promise
and then moving from your big promise right there
above the fold, in my opinion,
to an offer for something free, okay?
A free report, a free video, a free ebook,
a free something that's valuable,
that's informative, that's related to what you do.
So this is super important,
but I can't tell you how many coaches
hemmed and hawed and struggled and never got it
so much later.
And this was just a horrible thought
to think that they had to get this book written
or this checklist written.
And it really held them back from getting leads
and using their website.
So let me see, I need you guys' prayers
as I juggle between technology.
So I'm going to stop sharing for a second.
We'll go actually into chat GPT.
So I think I'm, what I need to do is get out of this.
Okay.
And so I'm going to go into actual chat GPT
and then I'll share again.
Okay.
So, here I am now. I'm going to share the screen, and we're going to go into ChatGPT, okay,
so all right, so here we are. This is the actual ChatGPT page that I showed you before, and so
you remember I showed you all of the different parts, right? I'm using right now version 3.5.
Down here is the prompt. Here are the different things that I have labeled, so it's easy to see
some of the things that I have in here, so all goes well. I'm going to want to look for Lead
Magnet, okay, to show you, because this was just a cool one. It just put a smile on my face. It's
worth looking at, and you can see that I have a lot, so you can keep showing more, and this is
why I go for the caps to be able to find it, and of course, you know when you look for something,
you can't find it, so thank you for your patience. There's no easy way to do this, honestly, other
than just put it all on the PowerPoint and not take you live, but I want to show you the
whole thing, and so you guys can tell me if you see Lead Magnet. It should be coming here pretty
quick. Come on. You can tell I work with a lot of clients on here, so, and I had it really easy to
find too. If I don't find it, I'm going to describe it for you, but I'm going to look
really quick one more time. Just look for Lead Magnet. There it is. So, let me show
you what it looked like. So, I mentioned to you, the one that I showed you, this is my coaching
program. This is my headline, and it gave five Lead Magnets. Now, if you like those, you can
run with one of them, or you can say something like, oh, I like two and five. Give me some more
ideas using two or five, so you can continue to refine. Remember, it builds on itself. Well, we
really liked number one, healing scriptures for women, and so I said, expand on number one to add
more depth, so you can always ask it, tell me more. Expand, and so now it really began to describe what
the e-book could include, what it could look like, and so I said, okay, using the above, create an
outline. Tell me 30 Bible verses that I can include. I don't want to go look up 30 healing
verses. Give me 30. Let's save time there. That just saved hours right there, and I would like journal
prompts for Christian women who are experiencing emotional or a health crisis or medical trauma.
Now, this is so cool, because now the e-book, I talked about creating structure and organizing.
I said, okay, here's an outline for a list of 30 Bible verses and journal prompts, so it gives you
what you could write about in the introduction. There's the verses all laid out for you. You could
say, give me more or less if you didn't like those, and it actually gave journal prompts, and so again,
you might not like all of these. You can say, keep the first five, but give me 10 more. Give that,
make it oriented for women. Make it oriented for young pregnant moms. You can really
change it, but actually, when we were doing this, it was so easy. This took less than a minute to
put all of this together, less than a minute, and you got a complete outline, and she almost
cried, because she said, I use journaling for part of my healing, and I was like, well,
that's God, full circle here. Now, you're going to provide the journal prompts, and so now she's,
I don't recommend just using something straight from chat GPT. This is just a start, but I could
say, write this, and then I could begin to personalize and add stories. I'm going to give
you examples of this, but we could just keep on going, and so I even, and this will get in later,
you can come up with the exact picture, and I'm going to show you this when we go down
the road, but at least I want you to see how very practical this can be, so all right.
Now, I'm going to go back, and let's go back into the presentation, but I wanted you to see
how that can just play out so beautifully, and so let me go back and share from the current.
slide. Okay, so you can use it to brainstorm ideas, and so in
this case, we're brainstorming a lead magnet freebie. How
wonderful. Okay, real example. All right. Give me some, you
know, give me some love, put in the chat if that's helpful, if
that's useful. And I guess I did put it in the PowerPoint, but I
went and showed you anyway. Okay, another one of my
favorites. Okay, another one of my favorites is rephrase or
edit. Now I use the bejeebers out of this. I just always have
it open. I use the bejeebers out of this. Okay. So any version of
rephrase or edit, rephrase or edit. So here's some examples.
Can you help me make this sentence clearer? And then you
put the sentence in quotes, right? Or you could say
something like, I'm not sure if this sentence is grammatically
correct. Could you take a look? This paragraph seems
repetitive. Can you help me streamline it? I'm having
trouble finding the right words for this sentence. Could you
suggest some alternatives? Sometimes I just can't think
about it. Okay. I feel like this paragraph lacks coherence. Can
you help me connect the ideas better? So this is a editing
function as you're doing a lot of your writing, and man, does
it clean up my mess. I mean, I'm a decent writer. I've been
writing for over 30 years, and I've written a lot of marketing
copy, a lot of training, a lot of, you know, you name it, from
websites to brochures to, you know, books, you name it. And
I'll tell you, I wish I would have always had this because now
I can get my thoughts on paper, I can be creative and not get
caught up in a lot of the editing, let me just get my
thoughts on paper. And then let me see what's possible, right
that to clean it up. Another thing I do often, and you can
see the little love emoji, because I just, man, these are
features I just love. And so one of the things I often do is
like, can you rephrase in a feminine, warm tone. So
remember, when you ask chat GPT to write, you can not only
determine the size and the context and the outcome, but
the tone, the voice, okay. So I often because I work with women,
I will often say rephrase, you know, speaking to women or in a
feminine tone, sometimes stuff will be really choppy, very
technical, you know, can you rephrase in a more friendly or
in a more fun tone? A lot of people like to have fun, can you
rephrase, you know, the way that, you know, the rock would
say this, or, you know, whoever pick something, you know, what
would what would Marianne Williamson tone, you know, um,
so you can pick a person and say, you want to be in that
tone. Or you can pick, you know, just generic in the sense of
saying, please rephrase in a spiritual, loving, friendly
tone, okay. And it'll rephrase and you can keep doing that, by
the way. So sometimes I'll do it, it just sounds like cold
and harsh. And I'll say, Can you rephrase in a feminine tone, and
then it'll come out and I'll say, Can you rephrase in a way
that really is warm, and yet brings engagement or gets them
to open or is compelling or is persuasive. So I'd like it to be
feminine and persuasive. And so you can set that you can set the
outcome, you can set the tone, okay. So you know, I put some
things here, please rephrase to be more concise. I use that a
lot to be more persuasive. A lot of times, you know, run on
sentences, can you fix this run on sentence, I'm the queen of
that. Sometimes I just will put it there and say, Can you proof
read this document, and tell me, you know, recommended changes,
or sometimes I'll say, recommended changes to make it
more compelling, to make it more interesting, to make it more
click worthy, to make it more persuasive. And it'll get me and
I'll go in and I'll put it in the Word document, like I
shared, I'll cut and I'll paste and put it in the Word document.
And then I'll feed it back again. And I'll say, Alright,
how does this look? Is there any other things you would do to
make it even more, whatever it is that I want? Right?
Interesting, persuasive.
compelling, loving, forceful, whatever, dynamic.
You might want to keep a list of some of those words
handy to just the emotional tone and the results.
So the prompt is, can you rephrase, or can you proofread,
or can you edit?
All right, we're getting into my absolute favorite.
We're going to dive in because all of us need writing.
When I home-educated my kids all the way through
until they went to college, I had a couple goals.
And one of my goals was that they would really
have a spiritual basis.
And the second goal was that they would be very well-read,
so they read through all the classics.
And the third goal was they would
be very good communicators, both in spoken word
and written word.
And we didn't have things like this, right?
And so they had to learn to be, and my kids
are very good writers.
And so now, a couple of things happen.
Number one, you've got a built-in editor,
in a way, that can just really improve your writing.
You'll also, here's what's going to happen.
You're going to learn as you do it.
You're going to become a better and better copywriter
or communicator or book writer or whatever
you're using this for, author, speaker, script, writing,
whatever you're using it for.
Because as you see the changes, you're learning.
And my philosophy about ChatGPT is
that I think it's going to open our potential
and our creativity in the sense that you're not
going to get so bogged down with a lot of the technical.
My father was a very successful man.
He built a lot of companies, and I learned a lot.
And he used to say, I don't need to know everything.
I just need to know where to find it.
Or he would say, I don't need to be the best person in the room.
I can hire the best person.
And now, the playing field just got leveled.
I have a professional copywriter,
an excellent copywriter.
If you like my emails, you'll know.
He captures my voice in the most amazing way.
He's brilliant, and he's dedicated.
And I'm not going to stop using him.
And I pay a really solid fee.
And so it's not that I'm not going to,
but now it's like I got a copywriter in my back pocket
to help me with every single little thing that I'm doing.
That would cost me tens of thousands.
I mean, I already spend thousands,
but that would cost me tens and tens, maybe hundreds
of thousands.
I now have access to that, and you do too.
And so whatever you're needing to write, emails, subject lines,
video descriptions, course outlines, social media posts,
blog posts, ads, headlines, website copy, newsletters,
there's so much.
We could go on and on and on, scripts,
and all kinds of things.
So this, to me, this just leveled the playing field
that everybody can be putting out good content.
Now, in some sense, it leveled the playing field.
But on the other sense, it's going
to put those who use this far ahead of those who don't.
In the amount of content, in the quality of the content,
and because this is now available to everybody,
well, most people, it is getting banned in some places.
Like in Italy, it just got banned and stuff.
So we don't know how the ball's going to bounce.
We just work where we are every step of the way.
But what it's going to do is you're
going to have to get really good at what you do,
because a lot of crap's also going
to go out into the marketplace.
So it's like Kindle got completely just blooded.
Everybody now is submitting books, right?
So now there's going to be a million just so-so books.
So I'm not encouraging you to put out so-so book,
just cut and paste, chat, GPT, put that out.
No, no, no.
I'm never encouraging that.
I don't coach that way.
I don't work that way.
We want to instead improve your skills,
improve, open up your creativity,
save time so you can work on really matters
to create really great content.
And I know we got Kelly on here as a book coach,
and we've got great editors on here.
So that's something I do want to say is don't just
become a cut and paste girl.
That's not the point of this.
The point is you can get your thoughts on paper
and open up and brainstorm and get creativity
and not get bogged down.
on with, oh, I don't write well or I don't know how to make this grammatically or I
don't have the vocabulary or English is my second language or any of those things.
You just got whole new levels of freedom.
Right.
OK,
here is another real example.
And I have to show you this one because I'm
going to show you how I use it to personalize.
OK, and we've got some realtors on here.
Pay attention to to this one.
And and let me just show you what we can
do in actual chat GPT to not just produce
generic, but to make it yours and to make it exceptional.
Let me show you the process by showing you what I actually did with a client.
So let's go back into chat GPT and let's look and I
let's see if I can find the one real quick.
It was phenomenal for.
Even making it neat, it takes me a second to find it, but this was a real letter,
I'll give you the background while we're looking at it.
And she could not imagine in any shape or form writing blogs.
And yet she wanted to get out there in the marketplace.
OK, here it is.
So let me show you the process of how we did this and what you can do to give you
again, awareness is the first step right to transformation.
So my job is to give you a lot of awareness.
So she said, I can't write a blog post.
And I said, well, if you did, she's a brilliant realtor.
I said, what would you say?
You know, tell me some things you would want to.
What do you want to communicate and share?
OK, and she said, well, I really want to make the point that there's down payment
assistance programs available and there's credit education available.
So I just as she was talking, I was putting in the prompt,
write a blog post for new home buyers with the main points that there's
a down payment assistance program, blah, blah, blah.
So, boom, it took 30 seconds and it popped out a blog post.
Now, did I say cut and paste and use that?
No, no, no.
This is where you use your brilliance and your uniqueness.
OK, I looked at it and I said, oh, OK, as your coach, I know we've got here's
the first problem for clientele again, you've got to know who are you writing for?
What are their pains?
What do they need?
How will you best reach them?
Her clients are people where English is a second language.
So as a coach, I'm looking at this with her and I'm like,
yeah, they're not going to read this, OK?
This is useless. This is not going to help you.
So remember, it remembers the previous things you can build on it.
So I said, make the above post more concise
and easy to read for those who English is a second language.
Boom, there it is right there.
OK, that's better.
We could cut and paste and maybe, you know, build on that.
Not a not a solid blog post.
I'm not done, but we've got something really to work with.
Here's where you want to step in and personalize.
You want to share examples, personal examples, personal success stories,
personal anything that now it becomes for you, OK,
so that they're getting to know, like and trust you.
So it's informative. It's interesting.
It's in the right tone and it's for you.
So here's what I said.
Tell me a story. Tell me a story.
And she said, oh, I was working with Maria and Horatio.
They were first time homebuyers and they had a lot of fears if they'd even be able
to get in because they were only twenty five and twenty three.
And it was a big property, seven hundred and I don't know,
sixty, eighty thousand dollar purchase.
And not only were they able to get it,
but I got them two hundred and ten thousand dollars to help with their down payment.
OK, so she's brilliant at what she does.
But writing blogs is not her forte.
She doesn't have the time, the skill set, the desire.
This all that I'm showing you, I'm taking long to explain.
All of this took less than a minute.
So I gave that story and boom, now it tells a story in the blog.
OK, and we could still take it even more and we can even do some things,
turn it into a social media post, use hashtags.
OK,
and so all kinds of things that that you can do that way.
OK, so.
Let me stop the sharing and go into the reactions.
If you love that, give me some thumbs up,
give me some hearts.
Is that useful?
Is that helpful?
That's the thing you can do to keep personal.
I'm going to give you more and more examples.
Thank you for the heart there.
Thank you for the thumbs up.
Thank you for the love.
Let's keep on going.
Remember, you can always put questions in the chat.
I'll look at those during the break
and try to address them in the next section.
We got a lot of ground to cover, so I'm going to keep on moving.
All right.
So I'm going to share the screen again,
and we're going to go back to where we were.
OK.
So this was this example that I just
showed you, a real example of how easy
now it can be to start writing a blog post.
Now, here's another one I use a lot.
And I put a lot of things on YouTube.
If you haven't gone to Prosper and All Things YouTube channel,
I've been putting lots of little clips on using AI in my YouTube.
And one of the things you need to do if you don't know this
and you want to go into your YouTube,
and not only do you want to do what it asks you,
but you want to click Show More and really fill
in the details of description and hashtags
and all of those things.
And so here's an example of a prompt that I actually used.
And it's this.
It says, write an engaging and dynamic YouTube description
for a 20-minute video.
Again, I'm giving the tone is engaging and dynamic.
The result is YouTube.
So it knows how to write a YouTube description.
And I'm giving it context.
And so I put in quotes, some of the context
about what the video is about.
Do you struggle with converting a lead into a sale
or getting new clients?
In this 30-minute training, Brenda
outlines what to do before a call with a potential client
and the five mistakes that'll keep you from getting a sale.
And I want you to use friendly yet engaging tone
and add hashtags.
It did it brilliantly.
So here it is.
And I think I went from there and went more concise
and changed the tone a little bit more.
And so you could do it that way.
OK.
All right.
Another one that you can do is Facebook posts, social media
posts.
Write a Facebook post.
And so here is brainstorming, taking it from one
all the way to completion.
So first of all, I said, give 10 topics.
This is the brainstorming we talked about earlier.
So give 10 topics for, forgive the neighbor's dogs.
You guys are just going to get dog barking here.
Give 10 topics for Facebook posts
for a faith-based life coach specializing
in empowering professional women and entrepreneurs.
So the first thing is, give me ideas.
I don't know what to write.
I'm tired.
I need to schedule out next week's post.
Give me some ideas.
So there's the prompt.
Write a Facebook post for faith-based women.
And then when it did, again, I always improve upon it.
And you could put it in the original
or you could just improve as you go.
Sometimes I improve as I go.
So I said, rephrase the above post
that it gave me to be less wordy.
So when you look at it, you're like, would I enjoy this?
Again, is it interesting?
Is it dynamic?
Is it compelling?
Is it unique?
So I looked at it and it was too wordy.
Nobody's going to read it.
So I said, OK, make it less wordy.
And make it more friendly.
It was way too technical for a social media post.
And I don't want to just talk, talk, talk.
I want it to include practical tips.
And I like using emojis.
You can see I've used them in this.
And it just kind of lightens it up a little bit.
So I had him rephrase it, practical tips and emojis.
And so here's a different example,
but very similar type of thing.
So write a Facebook ad for a coach certification.
And in this case, right up front.
Oops, let me go back.
Right up front, I ask for it to, I'm
trying to move this out of the way for you, there we go.
I asked for it to use emojis.
And I gave it a CTA, call to action.
So you can also tell it to that.
You can include a link.
And so here's a little bit of some emojis, a little bit
just different twist to advertising.
You've probably seen some ads like that.
seen some of my ads, right? So, you know, are you looking to grow your faith, income, and impact
as a coach? Our coach certification program is specifically designed for Christian coaches who
want to deepen their faith-based approach and bring positive change to the lives of their clients.
Not only will you grow your coaching skills, but you'll learn how to effectively monetize your
practice and make a lasting impact in the world. Our program covers essential coaching techniques
as well as biblical principles and practices to help you grow your business, deepen your faith,
make a difference, want to learn more, schedule a free call, dot dot dot, okay? So, we could still
improve upon that, but you can see that this took a minute. I'm going to show you in the next
segment. We're going to do live ones in practice, but it took a minute, okay? A minute. Important,
emails, emails, emails, emails, emails. I use it on all emails. What's the most important part
of an email? The subject line. The subject line determines if your email gets opened.
How many of you are putting lame subject lines, okay? If you're doing that, it's not getting opened,
especially in this day and age. So, not only do you want it to construct the email body, but you
want to make sure your subject lines. So, here's an example. Write me, and you can put the number in
there, five, ten, fifteen, two, three, whatever you want. Email subject lines. Again, give it context.
Four, who are you sending the email to? Who's the audience? About, what is it you want them to know?
What's the email about? Tone, make it really clickable, have a high open rate,
okay? So, that's an example of a prompt, and now you'll get a bunch of ideas, and you might mix
them. A lot of times, I say, oh, I like number two and number seven. Give me five more using those two,
and so a lot of times you can kind of refine, refine, or you forget something, and you go, oh, I like
that, but include also that there's a free this or whatever, or put emojis or
make it whatever. So, email subject lines, super important. That's going to improve your open
write. It doesn't matter what you write if they're not opening it, and then your body, your email
body. So, write a, and you're going to say what kind of email, a persuasive email, a welcome email,
a sales email, an informative email that will speak directly to the needs and pain points of,
who are you talking to? This is why you need to know your niche so clearly. You need to know their
pains and persuade them to what, what's the purpose of reading it, what's the action, and if you want
to create urgency with a sense of urgency and a strong offer. Another example might be, write a
welcome email sequence. This is another place where coaches really get bogged down or entrepreneurs.
They get their websites and he gets their website up and they need to hook it to their CRM,
and so when they do collect the email, they get a nice three, four, five welcome emails.
That takes a lot of coaches and entrepreneurs and healers out of the water. They're not
necessarily creatives or writers or whatever. They're heart-centered coaches. It's not their
wheelhouse, and so now we could get some of these things done. So, write a welcome email sequence
that's warm and inviting and introduces the purpose, topics, and benefits of future emails they
will be receiving with the call to action to whitelist. That's an example of
what you can do, and I've got a lot of those we can look at. Okay, here's a little fun one. I'm a salsa
dancer. Let's spice it up a little bit. I wanted to see what happened if I asked it to write a poem
about how dancing is like our relationship with God, and it gave me this really cool little poem.
Who knows? You might find this in a book sometime. I might change it. I might uplevel it, but it was
really fun. This was first shot out. I said, write a poem. Sometimes you need that in an email
or sometimes you need it in a book or you need it in a paper or something in a talk, and so
dancing with grace, we move as one. My soul uplifted, my heart undone. In the rhythms of the beat, I find
my peace, connection with God that cannot cease. Just like a dance, my relationship with God is one
of trust, of faith, and of awe. As I twirl and spin, I surrender control, letting God lead me
to the depths of my soul. In the same way, I give my heart
to him, trusting in his love even when things seem dim. He takes my hand and leads me through life,
teaching me to love, to forgive. I don't like and to strive, but I'd fix that. Together we
dance in perfect harmony, a divine choreography, a symphony. With each step we take, we grow closer
still, and in his embrace, I find my will. So dance with me, my lord and king. Let our love
be an eternal spring. In this dance of life, I find my joy, and in you, my god, my heart's
employed." Not a bad first poem. I don't know. I had fun with that. So let me pause to share,
and any hearts? What'd you think? What'd you think about that? I mean, you can write a poem.
Now, you know, I don't encourage you to stop writing. Dawn says fun poem. I don't encourage
you to stop writing your own poems. In fact, you know, Kelly, my book coach, would tell you to
write poems every single day, so she's probably in one senseless chagrin looking at this, but
it can start you in a direction, and I did write my own poem about dancing. It's in my book that's
coming up, The Divine Dance, but just to think that it could get you thinking that way and you
could play and you could do, you know, those things to just open up. Again, my purpose of
this particular master class is to just get you to open up possibilities. Okay, let's keep going.
There's all kinds of fun things to do here. Let's keep it moving. I said, all right, how about
creating a riddle about dancing? You could write a poem. Let's do a riddle. So here's a riddle,
guys. I already gave you the answer, but here's a riddle. I move to a beat, graceful and fleet.
I express without words, and I'm loved by all types of birds. What am I? And the answer is
dancing. I also asked the question, which I shared with you earlier, so here's the answer
directly from chat, GPT. I said, you know, are these riddles and poems and stories original
and unique, created by me specifically for this conversation? And it said, yes, these riddles
are original and unique, created specifically for this conversation. You're welcome to use
them in your book or publication, but I kindly request that you give proper attribution and credit
to OpenAI's chat, GPT. So, interesting, right? Interesting, interesting, interesting world. Where is
this all going to go? Are you having fun? I hope you're having fun with all this. Okay, we're
going to take a really quick break. When we come back, I've got an amazing bonus speaker, so I'll
give you a hint. If you have been thinking about writing a book, are writing a book, want to learn
to write a better book, whatever, any of those things, you're going to want to stick around for this
next segment, but again, the mind can only absorb what the seat can endure. Drink water, move around,
take a break, let this digest, and we're going to take a five-minute break. Put questions in the chat
if you'd like, and we will be back in five minutes.
So, that was not recorded, so I'm going to go back so that nobody misses that. Forgive this
little... See, I'm so human. I'm not chat GPT. I'm human. I'm excited for our next guest, who is
Kelly Morgan. She's my personal book coach in the book that I'm writing, Your Divine Dance.
She's a deep dive creativity and book writing coach, an experienced journalist, poet, spoken word
performer, and facilitator. She supports coaches, writers, and other creative people in achieving
their creative and business goals, so whether you're an inexperienced or experienced writer
or personalized group and private coaching, Just Say Yes method makes it easier for you to tap into
your creativity zone, free your self-expression, and master writing and storytelling skills that
will entertain, inspire, captivate audiences or readers. So, I'm so excited. Let me just see if I can
pin yours, Kelly, here real quick so we can have a little conversation.
Conversation.
There we go.
All right.
Welcome, Kelly.
I've learned so much from Kelly in a very short time.
I never knew how much.
I thought I was a decent writer.
I've been writing for a long time, writing a book.
And man, how she taught me new things.
I had just no idea.
One of the just like a little tip
that can change everything about writing in the present tense
so that it's more engaging and people are right there
with you.
I could go on and on all the things I've learned from her,
how to do a snap, and all these things.
So Kelly, for the purpose of this call,
I'm so glad you're here and willing to share a little bit
from your expertise.
So somebody wants to write a book,
and sometimes the things that need
to do to organize for that can be insurmountable, I think.
That can just keep people saying they're going
to write a book for years.
I know it does me.
Or they have lots of books on their desktop like me.
And so tell me, how can chat GPT help
someone who is writing a book?
What would you encourage them?
How would you encourage them to use it to really improve
their ability to write a book?
Well, I can tell you how I'm using it in the latest
book that I'm writing.
And one of the things, one is this idea
that you keep bringing up, Brenda,
about creativity and openness.
We need to stand out in the marketplace.
And if we just use chat GPT, I like
what Dorothy said as a lawyer.
Give it credit.
But otherwise, we need to make it our own.
And that's where that creativity comes in.
And we can ask it questions.
We can put in things.
So now, for example, the book that I'm working on,
I have, I said, give me 20 ideas of titles.
I had an idea for a title.
And I just wrote in what I thought
that the book would be about.
And it gave me 20 titles.
And then I said, give me 10 more.
I still have to be me, the authentic me,
go back, look at what message I'm bringing forward,
and then find out which titles work the best for me.
Another way that I think is really important to use it is,
and I don't know, maybe if anyone's still on,
just a show of hands, how many of you have too many ideas?
So it's very, yes, yes.
I'm incredibly creative to my, your best qualities
are your worst qualities, and vice versa.
So I'm so creative.
I have so many ideas.
And part of what takes me a long time to write anything
is I'm investigating different approaches
or what they call in journalism a slant.
A slant is something where you're
looking at your approach and what
is your way into the article.
And in my case, that's going to make it interesting.
That's going to make you stand out from the crowd.
Because you don't want to use chat GTP just as it is.
It's a start.
And then we can put our own selves in there.
So a slant, for example, I just read an old book
called Gentleman's Agreement.
It's from the 40s.
And the head writer in it is a newspaper writer,
and he's looking for a slant.
He has to write an article on how
the Jewish people in New York are being prejudiced against.
And he says, OK, that'll be like a boring 10-point article
if I do it that way.
What would really get people interested in this?
And his slant, just to give you an idea of a slant,
was he became Jewish.
No one knew him where he was living.
He had a last name that could be considered Jewish.
And he became that person, and he wrote about it
as if he was that.
So this is where creativity comes in.
I went to rent the movie again the other day
and it's still charging for something.
So when you get a good slant and an idea that
makes you stand out from the crowd,
that's where the creativity comes in.
That's where you can work with chat GPT.
You can say, what are some slants on what I want to do?
How can I stand out from the crowd with this subject?
I won't, because of time, and I know
you have so much to do, Brenda.
But I had different ideas.
So for example, in The Artist's Way,
you could actually say you love that book
and you're teaching relationships.
You could go into chat GPT, and I did this already
with my book.
And I said, OK, if I was to set this up like The Artist's Way
as a book with chat GPT, I could do that.
and different sources and I put in more information
And I think that's a really good idea.
and it gives me back, now I want a table of contents
that mirrors what's happening in the artist's way.
You can say, for example, oh, someone's coming in.
I got it.
Someone is, you can say, I would like this to be written
like the Times, New York Times.
I want this to be written like my book, The Artist's Way.
I want it to be that tone and that style of voice.
Now, for me, as someone who has a lot of ideas,
I was able to try out about four or five different ideas
for the table of contents.
And I am not a table of contents writer.
I am, you know, I like the creativity of,
now I'm able to go back.
I have the table of contents
and I'm working on the first chapter,
which is Just Say Yes.
And I know the topics that I want to do there.
So I can work on each one.
I can ask GPT questions about Just Say Yes
as how is that for a writer
like it is for a theater person in improv.
That's an example because that's what I teach.
So I give it my own slant.
I don't have to spend a year working on that.
I can, all my years of teaching and coaching
and what I know about this, I can take that,
put it in GPT, then look at how to work with it
as a metaphor.
Love it, love it.
In fact, you bring up a couple of really good points.
And that is, first of all, the titles.
I use the title of everything.
I mentioned subject line, but title of video,
title of book, title of course, title of everything,
and then outline of everything
that you ever could want to outline.
A course outline, a video outline,
anything that you want to outline.
But you bring up an important point too,
that also in terms of research,
the amount of time that can be saved.
So as I was preparing this very course,
I thought, you know, I'd like a quote by,
I picked a few of my mentors, right?
Les Brown and Brian Tracy.
And so I said, give me something.
What does Brian Tracy say that would relate to AI?
What does Les Brown say?
And that's what you saw at the intro of this presentation.
Again, it took me 30 seconds.
I might need a story.
Give me a story, write a story,
or give me a metaphor for,
or give me a way of explaining this using.
And that's, when I mentioned earlier
about the elevator speech, okay?
And I'm a little off topic, but it's on topic.
And that is on the elevator speech,
what I would have done is give it,
like you said, a unique slant, the same thing.
So I would say, okay, now take this
and include a metaphor or a unique slant
to help them really get what I do.
And now it would start being unique,
you see, instead of just cookie cutter.
Well, and what you did is a real example of that.
I want to say this to everyone.
You showed pictures of you there with those people
as you're giving the quotes.
The thing that really brings people to us is story
and how to tell a story.
And you showed your credentials,
as you made the points,
you brought in yourself and the story
of how you became who you are.
And it is those stories
that will always personalize ChatGPT.
And there is definitely a way
to make your stories more engaging.
Let me tell you what Kelly does brilliantly.
And that has changed my book completely.
I started writing your divine dance
and I thought it was gonna be the parallels
between my incredible crazy saga
of learning to salsa dance
and what I teach in coaching.
I thought it was gonna be pretty simple.
I had the outline, I had it all down
and then I met Kelly.
Okay.
And Kelly would say,
well, can you tell me a story about,
could you give me an example?
And she would continuously pull out.
And one of the AI tools you all can know about,
I'll put it, I'll send it to you guys
if you're not using it already is Otter AI.
So it's transcribing everything.
And so I will, she'll get me engaged telling stories
and then she'll say that needs to be in that chapter.
And the book is completely transforming
by the power of story.
And we all know the power of story.
I mean, Jesus told more stories than anything.
So this is one of the beauties of having a book.
Coach, I realize now they just like I'm a business coach,
a business and success coach.
And I do the same thing for my clients.
I'm pulling out of them what's already in them.
And Kelly is doing this when it comes to writing a book.
Okay, last thing, so we don't run out of time.
They need to organize to put their book together.
Like they need to like, like, where do they even start?
How would you use chat GBT?
What are some of the key ways to organize their book?
Well, I think that it's important to put a blueprint
together for your book.
And it's the same thing that you're doing in the marketing,
which is when you work with someone,
you're finding out the why, why do you wanna write this?
What is the most important point you wanna get across?
So once you've done this in the marketing
and you think about that and apply it to writing a book,
it's the same exact thing.
And I will address one other thing,
memoir, because I always work with nonfiction.
So it doesn't matter if it's a coaching book
where you're teaching someone or your memoir,
it's always, and I can say this in your class,
a spiritual journey.
So we're always looking,
I'm looking for Brenda's spiritual journey
and how she transforms from the beginning to the end.
That's the line that people follow,
how you're going to transform by the end of the book,
because we humans learn by example.
And then finally, I will say this, it's important.
ChatGPT and all of the tools that we use,
of course, artists, I teach, I work with some artists
and they're very skeptical of this.
However, I believe they're tools
and that we have to realize that there's biases.
They have biases.
This is not linked directly to the internet.
This is programmed by someone who has a bias.
So I just, as a writer, I just want to be careful
and make everything my own and put my own biases in there
and be clear about my own biases.
Good point.
Just-
Thank you, Kelly.
Thank you so much for coming in.
And if you have a chance, let me know.
Kelly, how can people find you
if they want to get to know you?
Oh, I'll put my phone number in the chat.
All right.
Thanks so much for sharing.
You are welcome.
Let me...
All right.
I pray that was just a helpful little bonus.
We've got so much ground to cover.
We're going to keep on going.
Yes, yes, yes.
Thank you for the hearts for them.
Okay.
So let's go here and share and pick up where we left off.
Okay.
Let's start moving now in this last section
to some miscellaneous and some more advanced prompts
that I think you're going to have a lot of fun with.
Okay.
So here's a fun one that I love.
Remember I said,
this can be a wonderful opportunity to learn.
You can learn anything that you can imagine
that you can learn.
And so one of my favorites that I'm using,
for example, right now is,
and this would be the prompt,
and this is where you can start having fun
with your prompts.
And so mentor or teach, right?
So I said, this is the exact prompt I used.
You are my Spanish teacher, Pedro.
So now I'll always address chat GPT as Pedro.
I'll say, Pedro, give me this, Pedro.
He knows.
Okay.
You're my Spanish teacher, Pedro.
And from now on, I want you to help me practice Spanish.
Claudia, if you're still on, you probably appreciate this.
Help me practice Spanish by testing my current level
and then having realistic conversations with me.
Correct me when I answer incorrectly
and teach me new vocabulary and useful sentences.
Okay, Pedro, I'm ready.
Let's get started.
And you can see that the conversation got started.
He just jumped right in
and started asking me questions, right?
And so I read that
and then I went in and answered that.
And then I wanted to be sure, like, how am I doing?
Like, what did I do wrong?
I didn't notice.
Sometimes it won't get all of your prompt
when it's a complicated prompt.
If it doesn't do something, go back.
And so it didn't correct me at all.
It just kept having conversation.
And so I said,
did I make any grammatical mistakes with my answers?
Because we were having this long conversation.
And I said, please always give me correction
and ideas to improve after each of my responses.
So sometimes you got to go back and remind it
if you give it too complicated of a prompt, okay?
And so then it went through and told me.
And so it said how it could be improved.
approved. OK, so, you know, I made two mistakes in the first sentence.
It asked me where I was from.
And I said, yo soy de Norteamerica, California.
And it said, no, you reverse that.
It's actually soy de America del Norte de California.
And it tells you it's better to use
America del Norte instead of Norteamerica.
Well, you know, sometimes we haven't made those switches.
I think North America. Right.
And you don't need to use yo before me
because it already implies that. Right.
So I had and so it corrected.
And so this is where you can be having a
conversation and I can go back to it anytime and keep my conversation.
He'll always you know, he'll always be waiting for me.
And so you could do this with anything.
You could say, give me, you know, copywriting exercises or give me,
you know, vocabulary exercises or cooking or I want to practice or give me,
you know, whatever. So having it do that.
Now, here's another fun one.
I like doing some fun ones right here.
So I put a big wow because I thought this is really fun.
This is a true story.
I said I'm having six people over for dinner and I listed a few things I had.
I have carrots, onion, garlic, cauliflower, zucchini, lettuce,
rice, canned beans of all kinds, curry sauce, vegan Parmesan cheese,
almond milk, give me three possible main course recipes.
And it gave me I just only posted two here.
But there's there's three and you could say, give me some more.
And so it gave me what I could make with what I had in the refrigerator.
So, again, talk about time saving.
Like you can't figure out what you want to make for dinner.
OK, give it. And it just walks you right through.
OK, here's what we're going to do.
Cook the rice, set it aside in a large pot,
saute the onion and garlic until translucent, add the carrots,
cauliflower, zucchini, your choice of canned beans,
pour in the curry and sauce, stir until well combined.
Serve the curry over the cooked rice.
Boom. Sprinkle with the vegan Parmesan cheese.
I wouldn't have thought of putting
Parmesan cheese on a curry bowl, have to try that.
So isn't that fun?
So I want you to like when I started this
and I said, have fun, have fun, have fun.
Here's a little more sophisticated.
I've done a lot of events.
Many of you know, I've done events over 30 years.
You know, I did the Women Like Me event.
God, money and me, God help me.
So here's an example of organization and event planning.
You know, I know, Crystal, Stephanie,
you guys have this down, but this could be helpful.
And you could turn this into a checklist.
You could do all kinds of things. I'll show you.
So I said, I'm hosting an event in 30 days.
I would like to have a step by step how to organize all aspects from
the invites to renting the meeting space, the budget, the speakers,
the travel plans, the room decorations, the sound systems I listed because I know
events, but you could have said or anything else that I'm forgetting.
Right.
I just happen to know events well, so I started putting stuff in
and it gave me a whole step by step what to do to find the purpose and goals
of the event. OK, well, that's important.
People don't normally do that. Right.
That'll help you with everything else.
Create a budget, set a budget for the event, allocate funds to each aspect,
including the venue, rental, the food, decor and other.
Select a venue, research and choose a venue that suits your needs and budget,
book the space and arrange for any necessary equipment such as sound systems
and projectors, develop a guest list and send invites,
determine the number of guests created on and on.
It goes through all of the steps.
So remember, I said that it builds on each other.
So if I get to number two, create a budget.
Well, I'd like a form to do that.
So I said for number two, I said create a form to use for number two.
So, boom, it can create tables and forms, guys.
And so now this could be printed out.
You could be working on this.
You could have your team completing it and getting it back to you by a day.
You could create a form for any aspect of this.
OK, and we'll maybe do some playing at the end.
So this is when I say it can help you
organize all of these things to 30 seconds, just the time to put the prompt in.
Boom, 30 seconds.
Boom, a form is created.
A form for anything you want to organize.
Amazing, amazing.
Here's another one.
Pros and cons.
Compare and contrast, you know, if you're going to do good
writing, you should include another thing you could do.
I don't think I put on here,
but I would include it in this category is give some of the, you know, I'm going
to be writing an article about why AI is so important in business.
Give the opposing point of view why we should never use AI.
in business. Now, a good writer brings up, or a good, if you're in sales, a good salesperson
works the objections into your talk or into your writing. You see, you're already addressing your,
it's called pre-empting, right? You're addressing the objections they're going to have. You know
they're going to have objections about time or about money or about whatever, so you can put
that in there. Hey, tell me what would be the objections and what would be the answers to those.
Let's pre-empt them. So, here's a couple prompts. Examine the pros and cons of, and you could put
in the topic, discuss the advantages and disadvantages of that topic, and provide
evidence to support each argument, okay, or compare and contrast. Compare and contrast
topic one and topic two. Analyze the similarities and differences between topic one and topic two
and explain their significance. So, this is, again, another kind of organizational.
It's a form of creativity. It's also a form of really thinking through things.
Sometimes, I think about going up to Reno, where Crystal is, and living there,
because there's tax advantages and things, but then there's other advantages I love about California,
and I got to make a decision. Well, my dad taught me very young, when you make a decision,
you create the t-chart, and I taught my kids the same thing. Well, here's the pros, here's
the cons. Let's look at that, and let's maybe then prioritize or weigh them and come to better
decision-making. So, sometimes, if you're feeling stuck, this is a wonderful way, and again, you can
take these and you can turn them into a table or a chart. So, I have thought about buying real estate
in Belize, and so I had asked the pros and cons about buying real estate in Belize, and then once
it gave it to me, I said, I want to create a table. Now, your blog posts and the things that you're
writing to add tables make it very readable and interesting and useful, so you also can tell it
to create a table that you can include in your blog posts, and so it just did a pros and
cons, so affordability and tax incentives and growing tourism industry and beautiful location,
unstable political, lack of development, limited real estate market, high crime rates,
and then you can say expand, make it more detailed, make it longer,
make it shorter, etc., etc., so all of these things are a wonderful way to organize your thinking.
I'm going to write a book about, and I'd like you to compare and contrast.
In my case, I did the poem, right? God and dancing or business and dancing.
Okay, so pros, cons, table. Alright, now let's get into images. This is something that is useful that
you need to know, because remember, ChatGPT is a language model, so what we do is we create a
prompt, and so what I did is I remember the journaling prompts we did earlier that I showed
you for the freebie? Okay, we wanted some images for that, and so what I asked ChatGPT to do is to
create, and ChatGPT can do this, create the prompt that I'm going to use with DALL-E. Now, if you don't
know DALL-E, I put a link there. It's part of OpenAI. Once you've joined OpenAI for ChatGPT,
you're already in DALL-E as well, and there's DALL-E 2 and 3 and all of that. We'll get
into that in another class. I just want to show you. This is, again, just opening ideas, so I got the
prompt from ChatGPT, copied that, pasted it in DALL-E, and I said, and again, the more descriptive
the better, so I said generate a realistic, I wanted it to be you could say realistic or photo
like, of a woman sitting on a red and white checkered blanket in a green forest.
She has long brown hair and is wearing a light blue t-shirt and jeans. She's holding a notebook
and pen in her hand and appears to be writing something. The sun is shining through the trees,
casting dappled shadows on the ground. That was the prompt, and here's what it generated.
Now, you might say,
Well, I really like number one, or I really like number four.
And you say, generate more, like number one.
Or you might say, I like the trees in number two
and the woman in number one.
Please combine those.
Or you might say, I decided I don't
want it to be realistic photo quality.
I'd like you to create this in impressionistic style
of whatever, Van Gogh.
And it'll turn this into a Van Gogh painting.
Or you might say, I'd like you to turn this
into a pencil-like drawing of this,
or a sketch, a realistic sketch.
Or I'd like you to turn it in.
So we can do the same thing moving from the prompt
to the image.
Now, there's lots of AI sources for doing this,
better even than DALI.
But because you're already in OpenAI,
again, this course is just very introductory.
We will have more advanced courses
where I really walk you through some of those things.
Or one-on-one coaching, where I really
personalize for what you're doing and what you need.
But this gives you the idea.
So just like in the text, that we can do voice and tone.
So like Kelly said earlier, in the voice
that's similar to Julia Cameron, or in the style similar
to writing way, you can do the same thing with this.
In the style of Rembrandt, in the style of Van Gogh,
in the style of Leonardo da Vinci.
So in the style of Impressionism,
in the style of computer-generated graphic,
whatever.
So keep in mind that you're changing the wording
to produce.
DALI just came up with something else very interesting
right now.
And that is reverse, kind of reverse engineering.
So you can give it a picture, and it'll
tell you what the prompt is.
Again, a lot of what you can get from ChatGPT is learning.
So you'll see how it thinks, in a sense.
So it's letting you go backwards and say, OK, see this picture?
What prompt would you use for it?
And they'll give you a backwards approach.
All right, another one that I mentioned earlier
is contracts, agreements, bids, legal documents,
that type of thing.
So I said, write a lease agreement for one year
or three-bedroom home, including deposit first and last.
OK, so another example.
Kelly, can you let her in?
And so it spit out this example.
And then you could tell it any changes
that you want to make with it.
But this lease agreement, titled the agreement, is made on.
And you would insert the date between landlord's name,
landlord, and tenant's name, tenant, premises.
And it goes through all the premises
that a rental agreement would have.
Now, again, it's better than you writing it from scratch.
You may want to get legal advice on how you do things.
But certainly, it's better than writing scratch.
And some of you are doing things without any agreements
whatsoever.
It would be better to create some agreements on some things.
OK, so helpful prompt, contracts and agreements.
OK, I'm going to stop sharing this right now.
And I'm going to allow some practical time
to actually do some of this.
And then I'm going to come back and show you
some more final things on how you can really
take it to the next level, what your next step is,
and more tools and tips and everything.
But I want to take some time to look around here and show you.
So I'm going to go back into chat GPT.
And let's start with the first question.
And you can be putting questions into the chat.
And I'll try to answer those as well or have Kelly.
Let me see if I can make this a little smaller.
OK, so the first question.
How do I go in and change to bring organized?
So if I'm looking here down at this and I'm looking and OK,
I got something here.
I don't even remember doing this,
but it was foam rolling techniques.
I don't know what I did.
So I can do a couple of things.
One, I can open it up and I can.
figure out, what was this? And probably something I did with a client, and sure enough, it was.
It was create an outline for a six-week course on how to use a foam roller. Okay, so it's got a nice
outline, what you can do week one, week two, week three, week four. By the way, for you coaches,
creating an outline for your coaching program, it just makes a newbie feel so confident and so
secure, and then I have them look through as their coach and say, now, are there areas
here that you don't feel confident, ones that you really wouldn't like to do, ones you'd like to add,
and we, again, we personalize it. We make it yours, but outlines for talks, for courses,
for groups, for anything like that, wonderful, so we looked at it, and we really wanted to rephrase.
We wanted to take week six, and we wanted to move it to week one or two. We thought that was more
important. She's dealing with recovery and pain, and so it reordered it so that we could use it,
and then, well, we wanted homework assignments for them to practice. You don't want to have to think
about this. Remember, we're going to conserve your brain for creative things, so this one was write
homework assignments for each of these weeks, so now you've got the week and you've got what they
can do for homework assignments for each one. How cool is that? Oh, it didn't include mindset.
She's a mindset coach too, so we want to also make sure that mindset is being addressed in every part
of that, and then we want to include mindset tips, so we're kind of, I'm coaching and
we're pulling out more and more and more, and so we want to include tips as part of all of this too,
so they get a homework and they get a tip, and we went through there. Okay, now that you've got that,
you need a program description. You all need a description for what you're doing, so
write a program description and include some of these things that I just had her give me
words of, what is your program? When they're in your program, what are they going to do? Well, they're
going to have increased movement. They're going to reduce pain. They're going to be able to identify
what movements are causing pain. They're going to have better body awareness. They're going to improve,
so I just had her spill out again. The nice thing about using chat GPT is you don't have to be
organized. We just kind of were brainstorming. Oh, what else do they get? Some nutrition, some eating
habits, more joy. It's all mixed in there, a big jumble. Great. Let's take all of that. Thirty seconds.
Let's turn it into a program description that includes all of those elements. Wow, got an
introduction, what phone roaming is, in addition to the physical benefits, how your mindset's going to
change, what you're going to learn. Now, I would turn this. I would go even further and I'd use
bullets. I'd break it up. I'd add bolding. You can change formatting, and I'll show you how to do
that in a second, but, all right, rephrase to include all of this, so we got a rephrased
list there, but if I was going to, let's say, take the description. Let's say we're going to do this
live and hopefully it's still live. Use the above description and break up the text to be more
readable. Include headings and bold and italics, as well as bullets or anything else
to make more interesting and readable.
So, that description that was above that was kind of just a little boring,
now look what happened. We've got the headline, Relief, Pain, and Discomfort with some bullets,
Heal from Past Trauma. Okay, now people can really, see, we just took it just by changing
the format there. Now, it's broken down by the end. Then, I might take that and I might say,
use a metaphor. I'm incorporating some of the things we've talked about. Use a metaphor
to grab attention at the beginning why they should use a foam roller. Let's just see what it does.
Here's an introduction metaphor. Think of your body like a well-oiled machine. Just like a
machine needs regular maintenance, it keeps running smoothly. Your body will require upkeep to
function as best, just as
neglecting machine can cause a breakdown, neglecting your body. That's where rolling
comes in. Think of it as a tune-up for your body. Okay, now, as a coach, if I knew that this is
women, they probably don't think in terms of cars and machines. This is a more masculine example,
so I'll say, Can you give me another metaphor that women could better relate to?
Let's see what it does. Ah, okay, we went more feminine. Think of your body like a garden.
Just like a garden needs regular tending to thrive, your body also requires care and attention
to flourish. Neglecting your body can lead to pain. Okay, great. Add a brief story to the introduction.
Before using foam roller, I was in intense pain with very
restricted movement and had to take 15 painkillers a day. I now don't
take any and I'm back horseback riding and playing tennis. My greatest joy
is I can pick up my grandkids and play with them. Let's see what it does.
Now, it revised the introduction. When I first started using a foam roller,
no story is going to catch their attention. I was in intense pain, but after incorporating it,
if you're struggling, that's another way to go at it. One was a metaphor,
another was a story. I could go at it a different way. I could say, Create the introduction
to include medical statistics and examples of the benefits of using
foam roller and why it is essential they don't neglect this aspect of their self-care.
Notice these things are taking 30 seconds. Now, we could go statistics a different direction.
Did you know that approximately 80 percent of adults experience back pain at some point in
their lives and that inactivity and poor posture can exasperate these issues, leading to chronic
pain and limited mobility? Fortunately, there's a simple and effective. Now, we got some bullets.
Okay, maybe I really like that, and now maybe I want to add some more bolding and some more italics
and some things to that, so you see how we can play with it. So, that's a live example. You're
watching me do it now. I'm done. I know what's in here. It's about foam rolling, but it's got
an outline that's important for me to know, like a course outline, so I might want to emphasize that
or I might want to put intro, so you just go over here to the pencil, click on the pencil, and then
I would just use the left arrow to go to the beginning, and I like putting in caps so I can
sort it out. I would put course outline, and if I wanted also intro, we would, but I would
just say course outline and then foam rolling, and then the check saves it, so that way, as
I'm scrolling and I see that course outline foam rolling, if I want to demonstrate how you can make
a course outline. So, let's see. As I'm going along now, some other things you can really do
is you can take goals and you can turn them into plans, so that's an example.
Another thing is headlines, and this is really important. Facebook cover,
Facebook headlines on things like that, so I think I just saw that somewhere. I was going to grab it,
but anyway, what you want to do, only keep the things you want, and then like I showed you
where that pencil was, there's also a garbage, so
So, let's see what this one is. I've already labeled it Facebook head posts leads, so now I
kind of know what it's about, and so using this, and I put in quotes, as a faith-based life coach
specializing in empowering professional women and entrepreneurs, I help women rise above the
challenge, strengthen their self-confidence, and so I basically took maybe some of their
information that they'd already written or was in a flyer or something, and then I asked them then
to give me five possibilities for a Facebook cover headline. So, this was giving context.
This is what I do, and she's wasting prime real estate. When you go into your Facebook,
it's very important that you're not wasting prime real estate, and you can use this.
Let me let Crystal back in. You can use this chat GPT, for example, to improve
your headline. So, let me just move this here. I think it's got me as prosper in all
things right now. Well, I'll just grab prosper in all things, but anyway, this real
estate right here is very, very important, so they should be able to look at this, and you can
create this in Canva. Canva has an AI side to it. We'll talk about that later, but it's very important
that you don't waste that real estate. Okay, so chat GPT then allows you to go back and
create what that looks like, and so I lost where I was trying to get here.
So, let's go back to chat GPT. So, we were going to look at what could be some of
the cover headlines, so this is what we want to say when they come in, the first thing they see,
so we came up with these things, ideas that could be there, and then, okay, she wanted
to know, so I noticed this. Facebook had posts and leads, so how could I generate leads to that
above-service example? What business are women's networking groups? Now, she's in a certain
area, and one of the things that it said, okay, we looked at, okay, what things could she do?
She could do some content marketing, networking. She liked the idea of networking. Okay, well, let's
get some local information. Again, it's a little outdated, but it's still got some things as a start.
Okay, what are some of the networking groups that exist in that area? Of course, I recommended
tapestry. So, these are some ways that you can organize and you can use it,
so I got all kinds of things, like clean up a welcome sequence would be another example of
things in there. It can be objection handling, sales conversation, YouTube description.
You can see the many ways that I use it, image prompts, book description, so with what Kelly was
talking about, another way to use it is to say, create a statement, a transformation statement
for discovery your divine dance book that includes healing from pain, discouragement, past trauma
that left them feeling disconnected, reconnect with themselves, their heart, their divine, so you
can see, again, just a hodgepodge of putting ideas down, and it wrote a description. It's a transformative
book that helps readers, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot. Okay, so from that description of
the ideal market, so I described the ideal market, and you can just keep taking
it further. Okay, the ideal reader for this book would be, write an intro, why I chose to
write this book, and I gave the feedback, so you can start putting in there
each of the different things that could describe, summarize the main points, any of these things that
you need just to get clarity. Okay, alright, so let me share. Let me open. Let's look in the
chat. If you put any questions in there, let me answer some of those questions. I found AI doesn't
always finish the task, so ask it to continue or complete or finish. Absolutely. I do that a lot.
I go back, and I remind. Okay, thank you, Brenda and Kelly. I'm jumping off. Okay, we're glad you
were there. Okay, what is dark mode? That's just the background. Do you want it white background,
or do you want dark background? Okay, there's Kelly's.
information, a lot of people sending you love Kelly. I love
the point about bias is super important. Absolutely. There's
absolutely biases in everything and every person and chat GPT
is no exception. Okay, so wonderful. I asked you to write
a haiku for single moms in a martial tone. I'm Aikido, Aikido
obsessed, and I was stunned it came up with, which I totally
love. So cool. I'm glad you're already you guys are already
playing. Okay. Um, if there's any other questions, let me know
and then I want to share with you the next step as we go from
here. And the first thing is right down next week to 22nd.
I'm doing an encore. The purpose of the encore is to go deeper,
you'll have had time to try it, you're going to come up with new
questions, I'm going to give you even more depth. And so no
charge if you're in this the encore. The next thing that I
want to share with you here is that some of you are are wanting
to go to another level with what you're doing, but you may be
feel overwhelmed, not sure where to start. And so what I have
done, most of you know, I'm a success and business coach. I've
been a coach to coaches for 11 years. Now, I was a founder of
been in business over 35 years. And so I've brought a unique
twist of bringing together using AI and personalized business or
success coaching, okay, whatever that looks like for you, mindset,
skill set, action plan, so that you can unlock the potential of
your business and achieve your goals faster. So I created a 90
day program. And we're going to mix my coaching and AI and tools
and resources that you're going to be trying and using during
the program and getting experience, there's a lot more
tools, I only use chat, GPT, and DALI a little bit here, powerful
tools to organize your business and create even more. So we're
going to focus on you getting clarity, improving your
productivity, improve your marketing, your communication,
so that you're really effective talking to your prospects,
customers, grow your impact, grow your income, grow your
impact. So during the 90 days, I'm going to offer something
really special for you, you're going to get clarity, we're
going to make sure a whole new level of your vision, your
niche, your packages, your pricing, your marketing, your
messaging, things I'm doing with my existing clients, if you're
new to me, how you can get these things done and use these
tools, apply these tools to your business specifically, to your
clients to your vision specifically. And so for the 90
days, I made it very deeply discounted. It's only it's
normally 1997, which is already a deep discount or six
installments of 397. If you're on this call, and you've already
purchased this call, or you're a guest of someone who's
purchased this call, then I'm offering another $500 off. So
over the next 48 hours, from the time you're viewing this, you can
get it for 1497. And so what does that include, there's going
to be six personalized coaching sessions. So that's one on one.
That's why this is an incredible deal. Okay, I'm going to work
with you specifically your niche, your marketing, your
goals, your vision. Plus, you're going to see you're also going to
get to live group coaching and masterminds where you get to try
it out with other like minded entrepreneurs and an AI
enthusiast, you're going to get very comprehensive training, I'm
going to introduce you to a lot of the tools and how to use them
and make sure you're comfortable and make sure your practice,
you've got the exact prompts, the exact tools for the exact
thing you're trying to accomplish, it may or may not be
chat GPT, you're going to have an online coaching portal where
we're going to stay in constant touch, you're going to have
action steps, you're going to have accountability. Sometimes,
I'll tell you even getting my book written accountability,
knowing I'm meeting Kelly every week, man, that has taken my
book to a whole nother level. I'm throwing in a bonus full
access pass to the prosper leader membership site. Now,
what does that mean? It means you have full access to all my
masterclasses. And there are some amazing ones in there that
are going to help you on your journey. Some of the courses in
there sold for over $5,000. Okay, so I'm going to show you
what's in there for you, you're going to have during these 90
days full
access to the site, the courses, as well as the live coaching.
So that's just an incredible bonus,
not only just the normal six hundred to join that, but the resources that you get.
So lots of things that you're going to be able to use.
Let me show you that real quick and then
let me finish with kind of a wrap up here.
So let me stop sharing this.
And let's get here.
OK, let me take you over to.
The membership site and show it to you
real quick so you know what it is and how to use it.
So let me share the screen again here and here it is.
OK, so this is the Prosper Leader
membership, and there is a lot of free stuff in there, so you can go in and check
it out at membership dot prosper in all things dot com.
But there is also when you come in,
you're going to see some welcomes, free resources.
And then you're going to see a number
of master classes that people can purchase separately.
Or as for you, you're going to have full access.
Here's a really popular one.
Successful sales conversation.
This is how heart centered creatives,
entrepreneurs, coaches, healers can really have successful sales calls that get
clients without feeling salesy or using scripts or getting lost.
The fortune is in the follow up is another very popular master class.
And then you will also see there's all kinds of master class.
You're going to see all kinds of resources about AI.
I'm adding to that on a regular basis.
There's things to help you grow in leadership.
I have a lot of experts I interview.
There's Cindy about the website.
There's Teresa about your finances.
There's my copywriter, Ugo.
So I like sharing all my resources with you.
So whether you want to grow your business or you want to get a jumpstart,
you want to grow personally, you want Bible studies,
you want to improve your health, you want to improve your finances.
You can see that incredible value.
So I am just throwing that in as as well.
OK, and I pray that that really is is blessing you.
So I look forward to sharing that.
I'm going to post on the screen some of my links there.
You can put your phone on that and it'll take you right in.
It'll take you to the calendar to schedule
your first call and get that discount.
This is just for you.
So go ahead and put your phone on the QR code there and that will let you register
and get personalized, individualized business and success coaching.
A.I. powered.
We're going to take your A.I. game,
your success game and your business game to another level over the next 90 days.
Let's not procrastinate.
Let's not get overwhelmed.
Let's not get unorganized.
Let's not spend all our time trying to reinvent the wheel you're going to find.
Once you dive in here, there's so many tools, so many resources.
Which one do I use?
Which one should I use to organize my book?
Which one should I use to organize my coaching practice?
What's effective? What's time saving?
You're going to get all of that personalized for your business.
So I pray that that really has helped you.
And so, again, I'm open for questions.
And here's some links for you.
If you'd like to just have a conversation
and have a free call with me, let's get to know each other.
B.I.T.
Dot L.Y.
That's bit like horses bit dot L.Y. forward slash schedule.
Brenda, the B is capitalized, or you could do that on my website.
Brenda Buyers dot com or prosper in all things dot com.
There's the membership information as well.
So it is my absolute privilege.
We finished on time.
I'm going to stop the recording, stick around, answer your questions and be here
for the last few minutes, just giving you the full attention that you deserve.
I want to thank you for joining this live or on the recording.
Looking forward to seeing you at the encore.
Let's take your business, your personal life, your spiritual life to a whole new
level so you can prosper in every area of your life.
Thank you. Thank you for letting me be part of doing it.
You can now unmute so everybody.
OK, so wonderful.
So now we're going to go back and here it is.
Can someone just.
say yes, if you're seeing the slide. Someone unmute yourself
and say yes.
Oh, we're not. Oh, we're not seeing it.
You're not seeing it. Okay, let's try it again to make sure
that you are. We'll go back again. It's just it's glitching.
So I'm going to try it one more time. And tell me now.
Yes, we're seeing it. Yay, beautiful. Thank you for your help.
Okay, so this did not make it to the recording. I'll have a
chance to explain it in more depth and answer your questions.
This is my 90-day AI-powered coaching program, Accelerate
Your Business Success. So basically, this is a combination
of my success in business coaching that I do with AI to
personalize it specifically for you, for your goals, for your
vision, for your business. Okay, so we're bridging together.
We're obviously going much, much deeper than what I was able to
teach on this class, in the sense that I'm going to help you
choose the right tools for you. There's a lot of AI tools, okay,
that I will get the ones that are right for you, what your
goal is. And then I'm going to make sure that you know how to
use them, and that we use them together, so that you have at
the end of this 90 days, if it's business-wise, you're going to
have your vision, niche, offering, marketing, messaging.
If you've already got those in place, we're going to really
hone in using the tools to grow your income, grow your impact.
Okay. And so it's a 90-day program that has to do with
clarity, productivity, improving your communication, your
creativity, so that you are reaching your ideal clients,
customers, prospects, readers, whatever it is that you are
doing, while saving at least 15 hours a week, and breaking
procrastination and actually getting things done. So I made
it very, very discounted. It's going to be for other people
outside of you, it's going to be $1,997 or six payments of $397.
For you, because you've already invested, and I believe in
rewarding people who have already invested, if you
register in the next 48 hours, you're going to save an
additional $500. So it's only $1,497. Okay. And so let me show
you the next slide a little bit more about what that includes.
It's going to include six one-on-one personalized coaching
sessions. So twice a month, you and I are going to get together
to implement using AI specifically in your business and
your goals. Then, because I bonus the prosper leader
membership, you're going to get two live group coaching
mastermind sessions, okay, per month. Now this has a lot of
cool features, you're going to meet amazing people network, I
do some teaching, usually the way that structures is that
there's time where you do a breakout room and you meet
someone else, a fellow entrepreneur, just alone, one or
two or three of you. And then we come together, I usually teach a
concept that you can use, that's usually 20 minutes, 30 minutes,
then we mastermind all together. And the mastermind is where you
could say, Hey, I'm trying to do this, I'm writing a book, I want
to test out for you guys this headline, or how would you do
this. And so it's this wonderful collective of entrepreneurs plus
myself coaching you. And so you're going to get two of those
a month during those 90 days included, no extra charge,
normally, that would cost you an extra 197 a month. Okay. And
you're going to get in the process of all of this, you're
going to really get you know, your knowledge and your
understanding how to do this, you're going to be in my
coaching portal has all kinds of things you're going to love.
Some people like to use it to set up their action steps. Some
people like to use it to journal, it keeps me in constant
contact with you and lets you feel supported. And so all of
that is included as to what you get. So again, to save that $500
you can either go to this link, I created this just for you for
this class. Or you can scan the QR code and I'll make sure that
my thing is not anywhere away. And what it'll take you straight
into something I use for coaching that you all got into
actually, you're probably already in coach accountable.
When you join this, it'll take you in there, you set your first
coaching appointment with me. So we jump in, we get going. And
over 90 days, we're going to take your business and all that
you're doing to the next level.
So again, 48 hours using this QR code or the link.
And that way you save an extra five hundred dollars.
I believe in first movers.
I believe in action takers.
OK, so go ahead and scan that real quick.
And then I'm going to go back to really
interacting with you and answering your questions and your comments and your
feedback, so go ahead and scan that real quick.
Have it in your phone.
The link is also in the chat.
OK, better, did you all see it that time?
Beautiful.