Dan Koe

Once you use this process, if you thought you use this process a few times, you realize that you can use it for almost anything.

And then if you rewind this podcast to looking at the canvas that I was showing you, you can now see that each chat in there was one of these prompts that I created.

So if I want to turn my newsletter into tweets and I use this there,

then that's so much better than me pasting my newsletter into an LLM and being like, hey, what are 10 of the best ideas from this?

Can you write a tweet?

Write 10 tweets for me.

And then it writes like...

the worst tweets you've ever read and still includes hashtags.

So this is like how you give the specific instructions so that it can write like you or write how you want it to.

And then you can paste those directly if you'd like, or you can use those as ideas to like as a first draft, a starting point.

Now, the...

Last important thing here is I said from that guide, what is everything you would need from me in order to start writing tweets?

Everything I need to know from you, core identity, audience psychology, philosophical stance, voice parameters, specific insights, transformation narrative, emotional territory, so on and so forth.

A lot of stuff.

So we're making this very comprehensive here.

Because the context is king.

The more context you give to the AI, the more it can get close to putting out what you actually want it to put out or putting out things that will blow your mind and that you feel confident in replicating week by week in your content.

So now we have two things here.

We have a description of the context we need.

and we have instructions for how to actually write posts.