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Turn AI into a standing thinking partner for your business, not a one-off tool

Most people open a new chat every time and start from zero. AI educators like Sabrina Ramonov popularized treating AI as an ongoing advisor instead — one that knows your business and pushes back, not just answers.

Steal this promptI want you to be an honest thinking partner for my business, not just a task-doer. Here's where things stand: [describe your business, goals, current bottleneck]. Ask me the hard questions a smart advisor would ask before offering an opinion, then tell me plainly what you'd focus on if you were me.

What you'll get

The kind of blunt, useful pushback a good advisor gives you — available anytime, for free.

Why this actually matters

The shift from 'AI answers my question' to 'AI is a standing advisor who knows my context' is the real unlock reputable AI educators like Sabrina Ramonov teach — we've re-expressed the idea in our own words, not her exact prompts.

How to do it

1

Open your AI assistant

Open the AI you use (in any chat). This works in all the popular ones.

2

Paste the prompt and fill the blanks

Copy the prompt below, paste it in, and replace anything in [brackets] with your details.

3

Read it, then refine

Read what comes back and ask it to adjust — shorter, warmer, more detail. Two tweaks and it’s perfect.

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Take it further ↑

This is a one-off you can run in any chat. The real magic is making it repeat — ask AI to do it every week, keep it as a living system, or have it build you a tool that does it for you. That jump from "neat trick" to "runs my work" is exactly what the ∞ apps are for.

Read the full story → Steal the 'clarity chain': 3 questions to find your one highest-leverage move

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