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Confessions of a 50 year old boomer

Published 11 months ago • 1 min read

My dog Bumi was chewing on a towel.​
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Weird habit, but whatever.
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While watching her, I opened my laptop to write this email.
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That's when it hit me.
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Six months ago, I was screaming:
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"AI will never replace human creativity!"
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I was convinced robots would ruin everything.
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That’s what you get when you watch too many Terminator movies.
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It started with one simple experiment.​
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I asked ChatGPT to brainstorm email subject lines.
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The results were insane.
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So I tried another experiment.
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Before I knew it, AI was amplifying everything I did.
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But here's what most people get wrong...
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They think AI is about replacement.
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Fire the humans, hire the robots.
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That's bullshit.
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The magic happens when you combine creativity with robots.
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I still write the emails.
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AI just helps me think faster.
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Here's how you can start today:​
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Step 1: Pick one task.
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Let’s say Email writing…
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​Step 2: Train your robot.
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Upload emails, tone of voice, and your back stories.
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This is the part where you can go crazy.
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At least that happened to me.
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​Step 3: Analyse the output.​
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Compare the results to your original writing.
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And if needed, adjust the knowledge or your writing prompts.
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If you want my prompt template, hit me up in the reply and I'll send it to you.

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​Step 4: Unleash your humanity.
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​Use the outline form the robot as your starting point.

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That's it.
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Emails that took days now take hours​
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The real game-changer wasn't speed.

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It was the freedom of frustration..
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You know the feeling of staring at a blank screen.
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That’s now something of the past.
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Here's the truth…
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You're not competing against AI.
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You're competing against people who use AI better than you do.
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While you're doing everything yourself, they're leveraging AI to work 10x faster.

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Stop fighting the robots. ​
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They're not here to kill us.
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At least not yet.
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I'm 50 years old and more productive than I was at 30.
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It pays to have an open mind to AI.
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The AI train has left the station.
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The question remains, are you on it?
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Virgil "Boomer" Brewster

P.S. Are you ready to kick ass in Q4..?
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I have one coaching slot left.
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And I throw in all my AI secrets.
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Hit me up in the replies if you're ready to go big.

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