Dan Koe

And after that conversation, it said, okay, well, a lot of these are

have paradoxes and counterintuitive truths a lot of them have a transformation arc a lot of them have core problems a lot of them have examples or they handle objections or they have action steps or aspirational statements and so i was like okay take each one of these and um

Break down the newsletter, whatever you're fed, into like five compelling post ideas, like the most impactful ideas that could be turned into posts.

And then I want you to ideate three core paradoxes, a bunch of key quotes, transformation arc, core problems, key examples.

So with this, I'm not asking it to write tweets for me.

Because the LLM isn't going to be too good at doing that unless you guide it to in a very specific way.

But instead here is I have it give me the pieces of ideas like the...

deconstruction of high performing content and ideas and just give me a bunch of those.

And so I can read through here.

And when one thing sparks an idea for me, boom, I can go and start writing a tweet on that.

Or I can combine a bunch of these together since technically each of these, like all of these paradoxes, quotes, problems are all

They're all about one idea.

So I just have a bunch of building blocks for good content in here.

The next prompt that I use is just a general content idea generation.

I have it give me 60 ideas and these are usually based around the tweets that have done really well for me or the social posts in general.

I found that people really like when I give harsh life advice and I like that too.

Counterintuitive truths, which is very similar to the paradoxes.

Core problems or pain points, again, very similar.

Key insights, wisdom, big ideas.

So I can just read through here, and I'm not trying to copy-paste these as a tweet.