The paragraph that makes your AI answer about you

Your assistant gives everyone the same advice because it knows nothing about you. On Saturday Chris Mercer, who teaches the free class, asked one assistant the same question twice.

1. Ask your question in a fresh chat.
2. Open another fresh chat. Paste your situation first, in the shape below, then the same question.
3. Compare. Keep your situation in a note and paste it before every question from now on.

What happened on Saturday

1. He typed how do I get more clients? into a fresh chat and got five generic headings. His verdict: "You get calories, but you don't get any nutrition with an answer like this."
2. Second try, fresh chat: his situation first, roughly the shape below, then the question.
3. This one used his facts: it told him to put an application form in front of his booking page, and dropped the paid ads he had ruled out.

Yours to copy — fill the brackets

Here is my situation. Read all of it before answering.
WHO I AM: [what I sell, who buys, what they pay]
WHAT IS HAPPENING: [how many came last month, what happened next]
WHAT I HAVE TRIED: [and the result]
WHAT I WILL NOT DO: [or pay for]
WHAT I WANT: [the number, by when]
From this alone, [your question].
If I ruled something out, say so.

Watch the replay — the class starts two minutes in; both answers sit together at 32 minutes.

Next free class, online: Saturday 12 September. The events page has the time.