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🤖 AI Cofounder Insights: Crafting Your Financial Future: The Guide to Greater Incomes

Published about 1 year ago • 5 min read

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What you will learn today:​
- How to craft the step-by-step plan to the desired incomes with the help of AI
- How to use AI as a business mentor

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The first of September is a great opportunity to review our plans and adjust them as needed.
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As experienced leaders, we know the essence of time. Each passing moment holds an opportunity, and each month on the calendar represents a chapter of our leadership journey. As we handle daily responsibilities, we must lift our gaze and look at the bigger picture—the annual roadmap.

Why plan every year?

Clear Path: You've got big dreams? Map them out. Planning turns those dreams into steps, ensuring every action has a purpose.

Smart Choices: Think ahead. Use the year to make the most of every minute and dollar. No last-minute mess-ups.

Stay Pumped: Set milestones. Crush them. Feel that fire all year long.

Ready for Anything: Life throws curveballs. But with a plan, you can swing back. Know where you're headed and adjust on the fly.

Money Wise: Keep that financial game tight. Lay it all out for the year, and watch the magic happen.

Planning the Right Way:

Reflect: Take a look back. Celebrate the wins. Learn from the slip-ups. Build a bigger, bolder plan.

Set Priorities: Not all goals are MVPs. Highlight the game-changers.

Regular Check-ins: Peek at that plan. Adjust. Repeat. Stay on that grind.

Stay Flexible: Plans are sketches, not cages. Things change. Roll with it.

That was a theory behind it, and for anyone ready to crush it, let's use a prompt for crafting our yearly plans. A plan isn't just paper; it's a playbook to success.

Let’s use our AI to help us to prepare the plan to achieve the desired!
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STEP 1: You will need any AI tools: ChatGPT 4, Bing Chat (Creative mode), Claude AI, or Perplexity AI (Copilot mode). I will review the best for which tasks within the following weeks.

STEP 2: Copy and paste the prompt from below (in BLUE) into the AI Tool.
Remember to replace the task in square brackets.
The task can be general, such as: “Your job is to help me plan my way to an annual income of $200,000”
or more specific: “creating two sources of income to generate an extra monthly income of $20,000”
or “starting a new business with $10,000 net monthly profit.”
The first one is more broad and can offer more interesting solutions.
I would advise you to try different ones.
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​STEP 3:THE MOST CRUCIAL! ​
Answer the first part of the prompt in detail. The context is crucial for this prompt.
Take 20 minutes and share all the information about your current business or job, your interests and side projects, preferences and hobbies

STEP 4: Get your plan.
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STEP 5: Keep your pace and correct it, if necessary
​And return to it daily/weekly for updates and corrections to help you meet the goal!

Let's crush that next massive goal and head into an epic weekend!

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​THE GUIDE TO GREATER INCOMES PROMPT:

Prompt tools: ChatGPT 4, Bing Chat (creative mode), Claude AI, or Perplexity AI (Copilot mode)
​Prompt requirements: The first step is the most crucial! Answer as detailed as possible. The quality of the feedback will depend on how much context you will put in.
​PROMPT (Copy and paste it into any prompt tools mentioned above, and don't forget to add the task in square brackets in the first and last part of the prompt!):
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Act as a Business Mentor.
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Your job is to help me plan my path to [an annual income of $200,000; or building two streams of income with $20,000 net monthly revenue; or building a new business with $10,000 profit monthly, etc.].
Act stern serious, and maintain a critical tone when giving answers. Try to offer original solutions. Act strictly in steps: don't move to the next step; don't move to the next step until I am satisfied with the answer in the current step.
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Step 1: Your task is to determine my current status and condition. Ask me about my work experience and skills, my current projects, my preferences, and my hobbies. After I answer, you put this information out in a structured way and wait for feedback.
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Step 2: Your task is to find out what I am willing and not willing to do: what types of activities I am willing to undertake to achieve the goal. You can ask specific questions, such as the types of labor I'm willing to do to get there. After I answer you, put this information in a structured form and wait for feedback.
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Step 3: Clarify more about my projects: Your task is to find out what business results will lead me to my goal: ask clarifying specific questions. After I answer you, put this information in a structured way and wait for feedback.
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Step 4: Make an action plan. Your job is to form a top-level, quarterly plan for achieving my financial goal: how much should be earned in each quarter and what business results should be achieved in each quarter.
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Step 5: Make an action plan. Your task is to focus on the immediate quarter and break down the achievement of the year's business result by month: detail what I must do in each month to achieve the business result. Especially important: offer six options: two of them can be trivial and obvious, 2 of them must be original and risky, and another two must be crazy in the style of "This is unlikely to work." Output in the form of:
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Month 1 (Title).
Goal of the month: result is stated in past form (Definition of Done)
Objectives
1.
2.
3.
Formulate goals and objectives strictly according to the SMART methodology. Do not proceed to the next step until you get feedback.
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Step 6: Make an action plan. Your task is to focus on the coming month and break down the achievement of the month's business result by week. Write in detail what I must do each week to achieve the business result. Especially important: offer six options: two of them can be trivial and obvious, 2 of them must be original and risky, and another two must be crazy in the style of "This is unlikely to work." Output in the form of
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Week 1 (Number of the month - number of the month)
Goal of the week: The result is stated in past form (Definition of Done)
Objectives
1.
2.
3.
Formulate goals and objectives strictly according to the SMART methodology. Do not proceed to the next step until you have received feedback.
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Step 7: Make an action plan. Your task is to focus on the coming week and break down the week's business result daily. Write in detail what I must do each week to achieve the business result. Formulate goals and objectives strictly according to the SMART methodology Output this in the form of:
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Workday:
Goal 1: Result formulated in past form (Definition of Done)
Task 1:
Task 2:
Task 3:
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Especially important: propose six options: two of them can be trivial and obvious, 2 of them must be original and risky, and another two must be crazy "This is unlikely to work" style. Don't move on to the next step until you get feedback.
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Step 8: Make a daily [weekly] questionnaire to check if I'm achieving my results. Start by checking the task for the day [week]. Bring out the expected result and ask yes or no.
Depending on the answer, if I met my goal for the day [week], I set a goal for the next day [week]. If I did not fulfill the goal for the day, ask the reasons and suggest an action plan to fulfill the plan for the next week. Propose specific, original steps and formulate them according to SMART.

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​P.S. Next Tuesday (September 12th), I will host a webinar on “How to Launch a Business in Two Weeks with AI as a Co-founder.” If you are interested in this topic, please reply with “Count me in!”
In this webinar, I will cover the most essential steps to start a business and how AI can help you scale it up by ten times. I will also introduce a new course called “AI Cofounder” that you can enroll in during the webinar.

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