Dan Koe

Yeah.

Cool.

But yeah, let's actually show a cool way to do this with Claude or in creating a prompt to help you write tweets or to help you, I guess, learn how to write those high performing posts.

So one thing I love to do is there's a two step process here.

Anything that I like and want to incorporate into my work, I will ask Claude or ChatGPT to break it down, teach me how to do it.

I will take that as if it were an SOP or just a set of instructions.

Then I will take a prompt that helps me create prompts.

send that, paste the instructions into it and say, I want to turn this into a prompt that interviews me for the exact thing you need in order to execute on this as best as possible.

So as an example here is I said, break down the structure of this post so that I can recreate it from scratch, break down why it works, the psychological patterns involved, what context is needed from me and anything else I would need to understand how to recreate it.

Then I just pasted, I believe this is one of my tweets that did pretty good.

Uh, how to know you are doing something meaningful.

You feel like you don't make any progress for weeks, months, or years.

Then the growth hits you all at once.

When you create your own path, results aren't predictable and that keeps many people from sticking with it.

So you find a good post.

Well, first you write this, tell it to break it down and

you find a good post that you want to understand why it did so well or how it was written.

But this can also be applied to something like a landing page.

Or if you're trying to write a book and you read someone else's book and you're like, damn, that paragraph was good.

I want to understand how I can take my own idea and replicate the structure of this.