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Now list some ChatGPT prompts that the audience can use for implementing this. make it extensive and categorize them if necessary. Write these as prompts that assume the chat already has context of the brand

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🔥 Judo contextual prompting

• [ ] Take transcript and parse their voice to create their own brand voice and tone guide
• [ ] Create their own Claude Project and train it. Upload their survey as the source data and then add their other messaging pieces from the Miro board as you go. You can upload the latest transcript after each meeting and interact with the chat, create prompts, etc.
• [ ] Use the Prompt Trainer Snippet Generator to make the chat stronger as you go. https://www.perplexity.ai/search/i-need-you-to-be-prompt-engine-V02poeLcQW2PohKn70rMsw
• [ ] Speak to your AI Council regarding clients.
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Parse this to... That I can use verbatim Emulate Write this in markdown and in a code block Breadcrumb instruction sequencing / daisy-chained instructions Use axiomatic reasoning Craft a script that uses a "first-principle" approach to teaching my audience about: [CONCEPT/TOPIC/ETC.]

Antagonist that isn't a person, but more of a societal expectation Protagonist Journal - epiphany/ paradigm shift laced into the narrative

When using creative storytelling you should use non-character protagonists and antagonist; Idea, principle, societal expectation, status quo, concept, the product, feeling, emotion, the reader, the author sharing an anecdotal story