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Can you imagine if you had an AI tool that took your ideas, searched the internet for reliable information and then wrote content at scale, in your exact voice?

Well, I’m building it!

It’s an AI agent that's going to help me create and publish content at scale. Not generic AI slop - content that actually sounds like me, thinks like me, and delivers value like I would if I could clone myself 10 times over (plus I’ll also never not check every word and rewrite most of it).

I'm still in the early stages (and it’s a hell of a lot more complex than I expected). But if I can pull this off properly, the reward is massive.

Because I have so many ideas, but so little time.

What if I could share all of them? What if I could be everywhere, publishing consistently, growing my luck surface area so opportunities find me instead of me chasing them?

That's what this is about. Being the architect of your own luck by using AI as a cheat code instead of resisting it.

Which brings me to today's newsletter.

I’ve got 7 insanely cool ways to use ChatGPT that feel like cheating at life (but aren't).

TL;DR - today’s lineup:

1. One Serious Deep Dive 💡: 7 original ways to use ChatGPT to make your life better, easier ad more successful.

2. One Great Tool 🛠️: The AI tool that finds viral content ideas for you.

3. Piping  Hot  AI  Tea 🫖: AI slop, a changing job market and the end of Wikipedia?

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7 ChatGPT Hacks That Feel Like a Cheat Code for Life

The gap between people who use AI as a tool and people who use AI as a life operating system is getting wider every single day.

And I'm not talking about coding or building apps or any of that technical stuff. I'm talking about using AI to fundamentally redesign how you think, plan, and build your life.

I’ve tried LOADS of productivity hacks, business strategies, content creation tricks - here are 7 simple ones that can genuinely change your life.

#1: The Master Prompt (Your AI's Instruction Manual for YOU)

This is the foundation everything else builds on, so it’s important.

The problem: Every time you open a new ChatGPT conversation, you're starting from scratch. The AI doesn't know who you are (I still don’t think memory works that well at all), what you care about, what you're working on, or how you think.

So it gives you generic, middle-of-the-road advice that works for everyone and no one.

The solution: Create a Master Prompt - a single document that contains everything about you:

• Your role and what you actually do every day

• Your goals (personal, professional, financial)

• Your values and non-negotiables

• Your constraints (time, money, energy)

• Your communication style preferences

• Your current projects and priorities

• Even your pet peeves and things you hate

Just use this prompt to help you create it:

Help me build a Master Prompt - a comprehensive document about me that I can upload to future conversations so you always have full context about who I am and what I'm working on.

Ask me 10-15 questions, one at a time, to gather:
- My role and daily responsibilities
- My goals for the next 90 days and 1 year
- My values and principles
- My constraints (time, budget, resources)
- My communication preferences
- My current projects and priorities
- Things I'm trying to avoid or improve

After I answer all questions, compile everything into a structured document I can save as a PDF and upload to future conversations.

ChatGPT will interview you - Answer honestly and be specific. Then save it as a PDF.

Now, every time you start a new ChatGPT conversation, upload that PDF first. The difference will be staggering.

#2: Write Books That Don't Exist (But Should)

There are people you admire who've talked about topics they've never written books about. Mel Robbins on building a content empire. Gary Vee on work-life balance. Your favorite entrepreneur on raising kids while scaling a business. What if you could read those books anyway?

Here's how:

Step 1: Pick someone you admire and a topic they've never formally written about.

Step 2: Feed ChatGPT as much of their content as you can - interviews, podcasts, tweets, YouTube videos, articles.

Step 3: Use this prompt:

I want you to write a book that [Person Name] would write about [Topic] based on everything they've ever said publicly about it.

I'm going to feed you transcripts, interviews, and content where they discuss this topic. Your job is to:
1. Extract their frameworks, principles, and specific advice
2. Organize it into a coherent book structure with chapters
3. Use their actual quotes and examples
4. Fill in gaps with logical extensions of their philosophy
5. Create actionable takeaways for each chapter

Only use logical extensions of their stated beliefs.

Ready? Here's the first piece of content: [paste content]

This is such a cool way to tap into their wisdom and explore topics from a differnt perspective.

#3: Visualize Your Dreams (The Vision Board That Actually Works)

Vision boards get a bad rap because most people make them wrong.

They spend hours on Pinterest finding generic images of beaches and sports cars that have nothing to do with their actual goals.

Instead, you can use AI to generate hyper-specific images of YOUR life once you've achieved YOUR goals.

Step 1: Use this prompt to get crystal clear on your goals:

I want to create vision board images of my future life, but I need help getting specific about what I actually want.

Interview me with 5-10 questions to help me define:
- What success looks like for me (not generic success)
- Where I'll be working and living
- Who will be around me
- What my daily life will look like
- How I want to feel
- What I'll be doing with my time

After I answer, summarize my vision in vivid detail, then generate an image of my life once I've achieved these goals.

Include specific visual elements that represent my actual vision - the environment, the people, the work, the lifestyle, and the feeling I want to capture.

Make it realistic, not aspirational stock photo vibes. I want to see MY life, not a generic success fantasy.

Your brain doesn't distinguish between vividly imagined experiences and real ones. When you see specific images of your future life daily, your subconscious starts finding ways to make it real.

#4: Automate Your Savings Plan (The "Pay Yourself First" System)

Instead of spending money on a financial advisor, you can use ChatGPT to create a personalized "pay yourself first" system based on your actual income, expenses, and goals.

Try this prompt:

I want to create a "pay yourself first" automated savings and investment plan.

My situation:
- Monthly take-home income: [amount]
- Current monthly expenses: [amount]
- Current debt: [type and amount]
- Current savings: [amount]
- Financial goals: [emergency fund target, investment goals, debt payoff timeline]
- Risk tolerance: [conservative/moderate/aggressive]

Create a detailed plan that includes:
1. Exact percentages or amounts to allocate to: emergency fund, debt payoff, investments, retirement
2. Recommended account types for each goal
3. Automation strategy (what gets transferred when)
4. Milestones and timeline for each goal
5. Adjustment triggers (when to rebalance or change allocations)

Make it specific to my situation, not generic financial advice.

You’ll get a complete financial system tailored to your life. ChatGPT can also help you find grants, tax credits, and deductions you didn't know existed. Just ask: "Based on my situation, what grants or tax benefits might I qualify for?"

I also use it to help me invest my money across index funds and balance my investment portfolio.

#5: Future Self Letters (Your Personal Time Machine)

This one sounds woo-woo until you try it - then it's life-changing.

The concept: Have ChatGPT write letters from your future self that get delivered to you at specific intervals - 30 days, 90 days, 365 days from now.

You can schedule ChatGPT to do tasks at specific intervals by simply asking, so this is really easy to do:

I want you to write me letters from my future self to keep me motivated on my journey.

My current situation:
- Goals: [specific goals]
- Fears: [what I'm afraid of]
- Challenges: [what I'm struggling with]
- Timeline: [when I want to achieve these goals]

Write 3 letters and schedule the tasks:
1. A 30-day letter anticipating early struggles and reminding me why I started
2. A 90-day letter for when motivation dips and progress feels slow
3. A 365-day letter celebrating how far I've come and what's next

Each letter should:
- Acknowledge specific challenges I'll likely face at that point
- Remind me of my "why"
- Give me perspective on progress I might not see
- Include specific encouragement based on my personality and situation

Write them as if they're actually from me, one year from now, looking back. Schedule the tasks.

Receiving and reading that letter will feel magical and it’s such a great way to keep your motivation alive.

#6: The Emotional Debrief Partner

First, a disclaimer: This doesn't replace actual therapy. If you feel that you need professional help, please reach our and find a medically trained expert who can help you.

But for those moments when you're spiraling, overwhelmed, or just had a terrible day and need to process it - ChatGPT's voice mode is genuinely incredible.

Go for a walk, open ChatGPT voice mode, pretend you’re chatting on the phone to a friend and just… vent!

Just share anything that’s on your mind:

• What happened

• How I feel about it

• Why it's bothering me

• What I'm afraid it means

• All the messy, unfiltered thoughts

Then you can ask: "Sort through the noise and signal. Give me one lesson or one silver lining that could shift my perspective on this."

ChatGPT is genuinely a life-changing tool for this because if you stay in your head, you're in trouble. Getting thoughts OUT - even if it's to an AI - creates distance and clarity.

#7: The Content Creator (Turn Your Life Into Endless Content)

If you create content online (and honestly, you should), this is a game-changer.

The problem most people have is that they think they don't have anything interesting to share. They look at their lives and see... normal stuff.

But your "normal" is someone else's breakthrough. You just can't see it because you're too close to it.

Use this prompt to extract content gold from your life:

I want you to help me turn my life experiences into compelling content.

Ask me 10-15 questions about:
- Meaningful moments or turning points in my life
- Challenges I've overcome
- Lessons I've learned the hard way
- Transformations I've experienced
- Patterns I've noticed in my journey

After I answer, reformat each story into PSL framework:
- Point: The main lesson or insight
- Story: The specific experience that taught me this
- Lesson: The actionable takeaway for others

Make each one content-ready - something I could post on social media, write in a newsletter, or share in a video.

I’m trying to get better at doing this so that I can share compelling, real-life content and my original perspectives instead of just sharing generic AI tips. We honestly should never run out of content ideas because our entire life is the best source material.

Just Try One Today

I know this sounds like a lot, but just pick one to try today.

It doesn't matter where you start, just that you actually start.

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OpenAI Restricts Sora Deepfakes of Historical Figures

OpenAI recently introduced new restrictions on its Sora video generator after “disrespectful” AI-generated content featuring Martin Luther King Jr. appeared online. The move is meant to protect the dignity of deceased public figures and prevent the public from confusing deepfakes with real content. OpenAI now lets authorized estates manage the likeness of historical figures in AI creations, aiming for greater transparency and ethical boundaries in AI media.

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Real-World Test: Has AI Broken the Job Market?

There’s growing debate (backed by new research and employer reports) about whether AI is fundamentally breaking traditional employment. While some analysts say automation is eliminating repetitive work, critics argue many entry-level and creative positions are drying up faster than society can adapt. The trend has fueled calls for upskilling, guaranteed minimum wages, and major overhauls in education and hiring policy.

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Wikipedia Blames Traffic Dip on AI and Social Media

Wikipedia reported a notable decline in readership and has linked the drop to the growth of AI-generated summaries and increasing bot activity on social platforms, signalling a shift in how people now discover and consume information online.

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Jess xx