Let's get a real nugget to help people scale and grow their business.

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Kossum, what's your nugget today before

we get into today's show with Tom?

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So this is my favorite prompt of all time.

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I use it 500 million times a day.

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I have the propensity

for flowery language.

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Which stems from deep insecurities.

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think the person who's best at this in

the world right now is Alex Formosy.

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the more simply you can say something, the

better you are at communicating period,

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which means I'm a horrible communicator

because I love to dress it up.

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so I go to chat GPT and my

favorite prompt is two words.

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It's simplify this.

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And then I enter the sentence or

the paragraph or the diatribe that

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I just wrote when chat GPT pumps

back the response, it's a relief.

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And it's so helpful and I'll do

it with everything, even emails

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and I'm sending to people.

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I'm just like, simplify this

and it's still what I'm saying.

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It's my sentiment.

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Generally speaking, it's actually my

verbiage, even the tone and personality

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that I've injected into the piece.

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we're simpler.

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And sometimes, and this is where the

pro tip, the nugget within the nugget,

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Ralph, the meta nugget, if you will,

nugget squared, shall we keep going?

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sometimes I'll take chat GPT's output

and I'll do it again and I'll say

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simplify this or I'll ask can you

simplify this further, can you make

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this simpler, and communicating it

and do this with ad copy by the way.

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Try doing it with ad copy because

again, you're supposed to communicate

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to people on a seventh grade level.

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So I really like the simplify this

prompt and I use it for everything.

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So is it fair to say that

this prompt is best for.

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bombastic, hyper locutory,

magnoliquent individuals such as you,

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redundant careless, grandiloquent.

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So maybe I should actually do that

just based upon vocabulary here,

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but it works better for those people

who want to sound really smart.

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You have the tendency to self

effacingly have said that this

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is, part of the issue, but it can

work not just for that archetype.

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It can be just for people that just

want to simplify their language.

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Alex Hormozy does exceedingly well

on this YouTube channel, especially.

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even if you take four sentences, say

something that can be said in one.

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GPT will do that.

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It'll take a whole paragraph and

just be like, boom, one line.

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so simplification isn't

just semantic architecture.

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It's also overarching narrative, the

linguistic structure, like in all this

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shit that I just said could have been

simplified further, obviously, clearly.

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so that's my nugget.

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So I have a nugget.

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That is a deeper inception to that is if

there are inside a nugget, if there are

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certain people on your team who like to

write very long things in Slack, you take

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that over chat GPT and say, If you really

want to be bold, you can just repost that

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as a part of the thread saying, here's a

simpler version of what I was working in

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this office yesterday and my 22 year old

was sitting over there on Instagram and a

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certain someone inside tier 11 came up in

my feed with a 17 minute video and Alex

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just so happened to know this individual,

I'm not going to name any names.

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I was like, man, wouldn't it be great.

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If I could get that down to what he's

saying in 17 minutes, like two minutes,

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three minutes, like the next extension

to this is like a video version of it.

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give me the TLDR of whatever

it is that you're saying.

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I wonder what happens if you put

that 17 minute video into Opus Pro,

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the thing that we use for all of our

shorts and Ralph just consumed this

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content as shorts, cause it ranks it

based off the most impactful ones.

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It's entirely possible.

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I would have to export it.

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That would take a whole lot of time,

but Tom, you had some observations

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about this very subject about how

to be precise in your communication.

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it was actually a research study or paper

that was dropped by Salesforce maybe

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a couple of weeks back where they have

developed this prompt that really make

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sure that you have a condensed, readable.

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summary of the thing that you want, and

it asks ChatGPT to cycle through and

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see to read through the main article

multiple times to see if anything is

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missed in the summary and if there's

flowery language to get rid of it.