Dan Koe

send them a prompt that gets all of their... You send it to them rather than an onboarding questionnaire that pulls all of their details from them, gets examples of their best content, etc., etc., and then you just create prompts for tweet writing for them.

You create another prompt for YouTube script writing or landing page generation, all based around their voice, their profile, etc.,

And one last example that I'll share here is you can do a very similar thing for almost anything where imagine I know how to create offers.

I've like been in the marketing space for so long, but a lot of people just starting, they have this superpower where they can start learning by doing faster, right?

right?

It's not that you're avoiding reading a book like $100 million offers by Alex Hormozy.

You're able to get the information you need to act and have AI act for you as a first draft.

So you get the first iteration out of the way as well.

So you can fail faster on creating your offers so that you can refine faster.

And in my eyes, doing things this way isn't like outsourcing your

agency or your cognition to AI, it's actually getting you closer to being high agency and, uh,

learning through doing.

The best way to learn is by building projects, failing, iterating, etc.

So the example here and how to turn this into a prompt to create an offer and start selling and failing on whatever product it is, a SaaS startup, a physical product, a digital product, whatever.

I can just ask, give me a detailed guide on how to create offers like Alex Hormozy.

The reason we do this rather than, hey, here's my product, help me create an offer from it, is because I want to narrow the context from the beginning, right?

I don't want AI, I don't want the LLM to pull just general context that it thinks is best for creating an offer or writing copy.

I want it to pull from the expert that I know has skin in the game here.

So

It gives me a detailed guide with the value equation, building a Grand Slam offer, pricing, 10x value test, naming your offer, et cetera, et cetera.