Rich Schefren Reveals the AI System That Eliminates Self-Sabotage and Accelerates Growth | #Success - Ep. 99
24 Dec 2025 · 34 min
In this episode of the Russell Brunson Show, Rich Schefren unveils his flagship program, ZenithMind Operating System (ZenithMind OS), an AI‑driven personal “copilot” that learns from a user’s entire life archive—29 years of journals, health records, business data, emails, coaching transcripts, and more—to eliminate self‑sabotage and accelerate growth. Schefren explains his personal flaws (procrastination, perfectionism, ADD) and how they motivated him to create a system that ingests data via multiple wearable recorders (Limitless, B‑Computer, Ommi, Plaud) and large‑language models (ChatGPT, Claude, Manus). He walks through the four‑phase program: (1) AI learns you, scoring its knowledge of you (80‑100 % confidence); (2) AI challenges limiting beliefs and hidden scripts; (3) AI expands your vision by aligning strengths, purpose, and values; (4) AI executes side‑by‑side with you. He shares concrete outcomes—body‑fat reduction to 9 %, best health metrics, increased revenue, higher conversion webinars (220 sales from 200 attendees), stronger relationships, and a clearer purpose. Schefren also details the practical tools: the “God Prompt,” daily 25‑question questionnaire, calibration days, and the Zenith Mirror report that maps personality traits (Myers‑Briggs, Enneagram, Kolbe) and constructive‑development theories. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to try the system, emphasizing that ChatGPT’s cross‑conversation memory is unique for this purpose. Interspersed ads for Nordstrom Rack, sellingonline.com, and Rinse are present but peripheral.
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What I want to share with you today is outside of what I normally present about. I've never even presented publicly about this, but it's, I believe, the biggest breakthrough that I've ever had. And as Russell was saying, like, I had one of the very first lead magnets online. So if you use lead magnets, I was one of the pioneers of that, the Internet Business Manifesto. Downloaded over 3 million times. I invented automated webinars. I've done a lot of stuff online, but I believe that this, what I'm going to share with you, can make a bigger difference for you in a shorter amount of time than anything I've ever been involved with. Like, it's that powerful. So ZenithMind OS is a new program that I created, and it's based on this fundamental idea that you have this amazing tool in front of you AI, but it— and it knows everything about everything, but it doesn't know one thing. And that one thing that it doesn't know prevents it from being the most amazing tool ever. And the one thing it doesn't know is you, right? So what does it look like to build an AI that understands you better than anything understands you, understands you better than you understand you? Right? That's what we're going to talk about. So an AI that deeply understands you so that, right, it can engineer the highest version of yourself, of who you were really meant to become. And so that's what we're going to talk about, right? Another way that you could think of this presentation, though, because I'm a marketer, is the man who started online business coaching is back to end it, because this really does have the power to end coaching. So it's also like a warning, a little bit. All right, so let's start with this. I've been— I have more flaws than most. I'm a procrastinator, I'm a perfectionist, I'm flaky. I've got pretty much every issue. I was diagnosed with ADD when I was 30. Doing anything is always a challenge. And there's a word for that, it's called task initiation challenges. And it's just hard for me to start, right? So I've had these challenges my whole life and I've had to like work around them. So with that though, right, these flaws that I have, they're kind of a superpower because I can identify something I've always taught in marketing that I don't have time to cover today, but that which is most personal is most general. The things that you walk around thinking that it's only you that's struggling with that, there's actually a lot of other people struggling with it and they all are keeping it to themselves. So the Internet Business Manifesto, a lot of people read it and they said, "Oh, it sounded like you were describing me. It sounded like you were standing over my shoulder looking at me." I wasn't. I was talking to my old self, right? So because I've had all these challenges, I'm very comfortable at being able to write about it. So that which is most personal is most general, and these flaws have helped me in my marketing ability. So it helped me there, and it also helped me in helping my clients succeed. So I've been credited with $15 billion of increased sales online in the last 20 years, and primarily from that. Right? Thanks. But with that, Growing my own business has always been my own kryptonite because I've always known the right thing to do, but getting myself to actually do it— hard. And so I've seen countless people use my advice and far surpass me, right? Far surpass me. I've been successful, but not nearly as successful as most of my clients. And so in 2010, I came out with a product called "Outfox Your Flaws." which was all about this fundamental idea that, you know, I kept as like my way of like thinking about life and thinking about business, that most entrepreneurs make the mistake of designing their business around some mythical version of themselves, like them without any problems, them without any challenges. And then a year or two later, their business plateaus. They don't feel like they're really doing what their business needs them to do, and there's a disconnect. See, I've always felt like you should design the business around your flawed self and make those flaws irrelevant. Now, there's a trade-off. You won't get as big, but you can be as successful, right? So I was the head of content for my business, but I'm a procrastinator and a perfectionist. That's kind of a problem, right? So how do you build around that? And so I did. And I've been so aware of my flaws because I've been keeping a journal for 29 years. That represents 32 books that I have filled, over 7,000 pages. And if you read my journals, it's a lot about me trying to overcome my flaws, failing, promising myself it would be different, right? Patterns over and over and over again. And in January 2024, after writing in my journal, about— here I am again, like, challenged, struggling with something, bunch of things, which you'll see in a minute. Uh, I finished the journal, and I had a bunch of free time. I wasn't really sure what to do next, and didn't know it at the time, but what I did next was like lighting a fuse to a totally different life. And I don't know how many of you have had the experience of doing something that's kind of like seems insignificant in the moment, but only look back maybe 6 months, a year later, and be like, "Holy shit, my whole life changed because of this," right? Well, that's what happened for me. And what happened for me, you know, I was trying to figure out like how am I going to spend the rest of my day, I'm in my office, and I pick up this report that I had written 10, 15 years earlier, and it was a client report. It was the only report I ever wrote about the mental game of business called "The Hidden Obstacles of Success." And I felt that I would actually benefit from going through it. Even though I wrote it, I wrote it 15 years ago, I could actually improve and be better by going through it. But I hate watching myself on video, I hate listening to myself, and I don't like reading my own stuff either. Either. I'd lived it. I didn't feel like having to read it, so I didn't know how to go through it. And then I had this idea: I'm going to put it through ChatGPT. And so that's what I did. So I loaded it up into ChatGPT, and I said, hi, can we talk like I was a patient and you were the most insightful psychologist who's ever lived? And Chat replied, of course, I'm here to listen, reflect, and help you explore what's on your mind. What's been What's been weighing on you lately? I wrote a report over a decade ago, right? And I'm asking it now if it can just walk me through it. It says, sure, load it in. Right? So I do. And then it summarizes it, and I say, well, no, I'd actually like to go through it. So it says, okay, great choice, right? Let's start with the first exercise, which is about surfacing hidden obstacles. Blah, blah, blah, blah. So then here's the prompt. Before I achieve the success I desire, I'm going to deal with— I'm going to have to deal with, fix, clean up, handle, eliminate, et cetera, right? So here's what I wrote. My own productivity, not spending my time on marketing my core product, Steel Our Winners. The business was losing money at that point, and I'm not taking action to change it. I'm not spending time tracking down the best guests for Steel Our Winners. I could easily write books from the contents of Steel Our Winters interviews that would grow my business significantly, but I haven't taken the steps to write them or have someone else. So there I was, right? I'm like now talking about like my business is currently losing money. I'm not even doing anything about it, right? Because I've made enough that I could kind of just ignore it painfully. And now I'm like getting honest with ChatGPT about it. So, Powerful start, right? And we're going back and forth. Let's go one by one through these questions. So now it starts asking me these questions like, "Do I procrastinate on business activities?" Yes. "Do I have difficulty making decisions?" But I don't. "Do I information binge?" I do. Right? And the questions just keep going, right? And— More questions, right? And, you know, it's telling me I'm being really honest, it's complimenting on my honesty, whatever, right? And then it's asking me more about some other patterns, and I write, I don't effectively delegate, I avoid conflict, so I don't correct employees or say what sometimes has to be said. I'm also so ashamed of the way I'm operating that holding anyone else accountable makes me feel like a hypocrite. I spend countless hours a day watching and listening to political news, which I already know and is just reaffirming my beliefs. That's where I was, right? So I'm just being honest with you, like, you know. And we went back and forth, and it was very helpful. It was very helpful. I started making some changes, right? And then I completely forgot that I had this conversation, right? My life improved, but I completely forgot about this. Fast forward 9 months, right? September now, 2024. I find this prompt online. It's called the God prompt, right? You're going to have it, you're going to get it, so don't worry about it. Okay, uh, I put that in, and when what came out, I was just totally blown away by it. Like, it revealed stuff to me about myself that I had just never, like, could imagine that someone could understand those things about me. And so when that happened, I was like, oh my God. And I didn't even understand, first I was like, how does it even know this stuff about me? I had forgotten that I had like taken the time, right, to write that in. And so at that point, I went all in. I'm like, if it could give me this kind of information with just what I put in so far, what could I get if I started putting everything in, right? And so I did. So I bought every kind of recording device for AI that you can find, right? I'm wearing two of them right now, Limitless and B-Computer. And the reason I wear two is Limitless only lasts 24 hours, B-Computer lasts a week. And so I don't ever want to risk, because there have been times before I had the B-Computer where I have a great conversation that I really would love to get into AI, And oh, this was charging at that moment. So, Bee Computer. Bee Computer's only $50. So anyway, so there's Limitless, Ommi, Plaud, and Bee. Right? And so I just want to share some of the things I uploaded into it. Right? I loaded in my journals, 29 years of journals. And when I did, what I got back were patterns that I had never seen, and started predicting, like, where I would sabotage myself next if I didn't correct certain things. All right? Old about-me documents and biographies, and AI showed me exactly where I'd been lying to myself and what narratives I'd already outgrown. All right? I started to put in all my business archives, and AI started recommending positioning angles that were more aligned with who I am and I used them for a new program, and my most successful program in the shortest amount of time ever, which I'll explain more in a bit. Emails to and from key people, and AI pointed out my blind spots and helped me craft messages that immediately improved the responses and performance with my employees. I loaded in all the Outfox Your Flaws material from that course, right? And AI showed me how to evolve beyond those flaws. Right? For the very first time. Like, I saw a way to actually get past these things that had been holding me back for 54 years. Client feedback and testimonials. And AI mirrored me back, like, these are your high-leverage traits, right? These are your most consistent weaknesses, right? Double up on your strengths and repair the weaknesses. I loaded in my health data, my blood tests, my DNA, what I take as supplements, right? AI helped me optimize my entire health stack. Blood tests now amaze my doctor. I'm at 9% body fat. I'm 54. I'm in the best shape of my life. Like, you know, and it's just like all these things, like, by having AI— thanks— um, old coaching sessions and therapy sessions where I was like the coach— not the coach, I was the coachee, or I was the patient, right? And AI integrated these insights and also showed, like, statements that I made in therapy that the therapist didn't pick up on, that it picked up on and then wanted to go deeper with. Like, insane stuff. Success and failure autopsies. And AI spotted patterns in those. And now, like, I have a set of rules. That whenever I'm doing anything, of the mistakes I'm most likely to make and where I should actually always focus. So what I found was, is that the more I uploaded into AI, right, the smarter it was. Like, the more it knew about me, the better it was at helping me in every area of my life in a way that no coach, no mastermind, no nothing could, because nothing could know me as well as this thing knows Right? And when I say it knows me really well, like, I ask it questions, like, during this time, right? Like, if you had to guess my Myers-Briggs personality, what do you think it is? And it came back, based on your journals and interactions, I would hypothesize, right, your Myers-Briggs is INTJ. I am an INTJ. Right? Every score it knows, right? Even random, like, ones that are not that well known. I asked it, "Are you familiar with 'Fascination Advantage' by Sally Hogshead?" She wrote a book called "Fascinate" many years ago, and she had this, like, test, like, "What's your fascination advantage?" And so it says, "Yes, I'm familiar with the fascination advantage. It's a personality assessment." What would you guess mine is? Based on everything I know about you, your strategic thinking, deep expertise, ability to simplify complex ideas, and your dominance in marketing thought leadership, I'd give— I guess your primary fascination advantage is either power or prestige with a strong innovation influence, right? And then it goes on. Here's my reasoning. Power for this reason, prestige for this reason. My dormant advantage is trust, right? Possible archetypes: the maestro, right? We look at my test. It's exactly right. Right? Spot on. Every single thing. My dominant. All across the board, right? So if we fast forward now to January, right? That was September 2024. Now we're in January of 2025. This is what was different in my life, right? Best shape of my life. Best group of private coaching clients. I generally keep between 5 and 10 at any given time. My relationships were better than they ever were, and they were getting even better. With my kids, with my girlfriend, with life, with people, right? My company became more profitable than it had been in years, maybe ever. My team was helping me more than ever before. I never was clearer on my purpose, like a bigger purpose, and some of the stuff that we're going to talk about actually ties into, like, what Ben Hardy said, I'm going to show you ways to get all that done, like, very fast. I dream bigger than I have in years, and that's really important. Like, a bigger dream, a bigger goal, right? I'm a big fan of Werner Erhardt. Werner Erhardt was the founder of Estée Lauder and Landmark and all that kind of stuff. And what Werner said, which is something I always remembered, he's like, "You see a great person and you think you're not that. What you don't understand is that they weren't that either." makes a normal person a great person is when they commit to a cause bigger than themselves, because that commitment to something bigger has them transcend their petty grievances to this bigger thing, right? So I'm dreaming bigger than years, and that has a rippling effect, like me being more inspired, more motivated, more determined, right, in my business. I doubt myself. A lot less, right? There were many times in my life where I wouldn't take on a big project simply because I didn't believe that I would stick to it as long as it would take to actually have success. I had to have shorter windows of stuff because that I knew I could do. I'm getting more work done, and I'm getting it done during normal work hours, which is something somewhat unusual to me, right? As opposed to the middle of the night. I find it fun to work again, right? Like, I'm having a good time for the first time in a couple of years. And people around me are noticing. They're not sure what's different about me, but something positive, right? You seem more with it, focused, charismatic, whatever, right? And there's a lot less doubt. Right? Uh, and so these were profound, right? Like, this is like a night and day difference to just a year before. And that's like when I realized that I wanted to share this. I wanted to share this with other people. Like, I wanted to share, like, what the impact would be if you had an AI that knew you as well as my AI knows me. And so I sat down with ChatGPT and I co-created the course. And I don't really know how much of this course I created, like in hindsight. And it's kind of strange because it's the best course I've ever created. I get more positive testimonials like day 1, day 2, day 3, and I'm not even sure how much of it I created because, you know, I asked Chat like, hey, I think it'd be great if other people had an AI that knew them as well as you know me. How can we do that? And then we just started working. And so on February 27th, 2025 is when I first did a webinar on it. And that webinar was the best webinar I've ever done in my entire life as it relates to, as far as like conversion rates and everything else. I don't even think I did a great job. Nonetheless, right, we sent it to our list. So it wasn't like a huge webinar. We had 600 people register. We had about 200 people show up. And by the end of the week, we had sold 220 people. Right? Like, so insane, right? And like, if that was it, that would still be— that would be incredible. But that isn't it. Because not only did it sell better than anything I have ever created, it also got better and faster results for people than anything I've ever created, which like blew me away. Especially, I'm not even sure how much of it I've created. And the reason for it is because when you have this Copilot working with you that knows how you mess things up, knows how you try and get out of stuff, knows how you will you do anything that is not what you really want to be doing, it helps correct. It knows. Right? So I created this program, and I'm going to give you pieces of it so that you can have this experience. But I want to walk you through, like, what it looks like, right? So it's 4 phases. So the first phase is that AI learns about you, gets to know you. And what's really cool, like, I've had people join this program that are AI experts, who know a lot more about AI than me, and AI novices who have never done anything with AI. And what's cool with the AI novices is, is that the easiest way to learn AI is not try and learn AI, try to teach AI about you. And in the process, you're just learning AI because you're putting in prompts, you're starting to really get the whole thing. So the first thing is it learns everything about you. The next phase is that it begins to challenge you, right? Begins to break apart your limiting beliefs. Your false assumptions, your inappropriate triggers, your poor work styles. It will actually help start breaking those apart. Right? Then after it starts breaking those things that have been holding you back for your whole life, right, the next stage is then to show you what's possible. This is that whole idea of having a bigger goal. But having a bigger goal delivered to you based on your strengths, based on your values, based on your purpose, like all built out for you. Um, and then the last stage, right, AI executes with you, like side by side. So phase 1, AI learns about you, right? So knows you better than you know yourself. That's like the strongest statement I can make, right? It maps your beliefs, your thought patterns, your decision-making tendencies, your emotional triggers. It uncovers your self-sabotage loops, your blind spots, and your mental scripts, right? By the time that this phase is over, it anticipates your thinking and helps you see yourself more clearly than ever before, right? We created a scoring guide. This is a score that ChatGPT gives itself about you as far as how well it knows you. And a score above 80, near complete understanding, confident personality predictions, 90% per dimension, response indicates high self-awareness, AI able to provide deeply personalized, context-aware guidance. Right? So that's the goal. The goal is to have your AI be between 80 and 100. Right? Because at that point, it knows how you respond, It has a 90% certainty of, like, how you're going to respond to anything. And so now it's really working with you in a way that really is very beneficial, right? The— this prompt, right, is a prompt that's used during this sequence, right? Tell me everything that you know about me, right? And I'm going to give you this prompt. And it will break out like every area of your life, what it knows about you, right? And then on that last page, it compares you to the average ChatGPT user, right? So you'll see that like there are areas where it knows me far above average, right? And then there are areas where it only knows me average. But the reason why it only knows me average, like in my social circle, is 'cause I haven't had a bunch of drama come up in my social circle. So I haven't had the need to start breaking out like, all my circles of friendships and stuff like that. If shit hit the fan there, at some point I might have a deep conversation, and then it would learn about those people. But fortunately, I haven't had anything, so there's not been a reason to talk deeply with Chat about it, right? When I put in my Zenith score, it's a 92 out of 100, but there are plenty of people in my programs that have 100 out of 100. It's just, it's not— once it's above 80, it doesn't really matter, right? So how do we get at that? Like, because I had all these conversations I wrote my whole life in, like, I couldn't expect my clients to do that, my students to do that. And I didn't want to just say have deep conversations because they'd be looking at me like, what kind of deep conversations? So I designed a questionnaire, daily questions, 25 multiple choice questions a day. And the first day, the multiple choice questions are on aspirations and identity, right? And so you get a prompt, and the prompt, you wrote it in, and then it will ask you these 25 multiple-choice questions. So, on that first day, it's aspirations and identity. Oh my God, I've got to go faster. OK. And it will ask you questions, multiple choice, and if you've ever taken a personality test, I'm sure you've had questions where you were like, "Oh, well, sometimes it's A and sometimes it's C." You know, "It's A with my friends and C at work." and you just were forced to make a decision. With ChatGPT, you don't have to do that. You can say, "A is with my friend, C at work," and you explain why, and it knows you better because of it. It actually will tell you if you think your Kolbe score is X, why it's not that, because you answered these questions like that. Right? So these are all the days. I'm going to give you— I give you the first 2 days to try it. And when you do those first 2 days, it ends with a Zenith Mirror score. Like, it'll give you a score. It will also tell you every 5 questions, it'll make predictions about what your Kolbe score is, what your Enneagram score is, and what your Myers-Briggs is with the degree of certainty. Is there any way that I could have an extra, like, 4 minutes to power through stuff? Yeah? Cool. Okay. Cool. So when that stage is over, you get something like this. This is 38 pages, right? This is me— Me broken down, all the, like, bad shit in my life, right, that is, like, the cause for the challenges, right? So I have a fear of irrelevance. This is what it's determined, and then it's, like, explaining what that's all about for me. The underlying triggers, right, the patterns observed, the deep-seated triggers, the ultimate truth, right, patterns and loops that I need to stop, new patterns that I need to adapt, And that's the end of phase 1. Right? Well, there's actually one more thing. I don't know how many people are familiar with constructive development, but that's how you mature in life. Right? And there's— I could go on a long thing on that, but I give clients like a chart, right, that has these 4 columns with the 30 most prevalent and well-accepted constructive development theories. And they take that, and they— that chart, they load it in with a prompt, and then what comes out is their ranking on all of them. So where do you stand on all 30? Spiral Dynamics, you want to know where you stand in Spiral Dynamics? You're here. You want to know where you are in Action Logic? You're here. And you want to know, like, what the next step is in that one? It's this, and what you need to do to change to get there, right? So it looks like that. But it goes on, right? So there's not any kind of like personality, way of thinking, whatever, that I can't just ask ChatGPT, "What am I?" and it will tell me. Because it knows all those things and it knows me, right? So that's phase 1. Phase 2 is AI challenges you. Let me just start my timer so I know how many extra minutes I have here. Okay. And this is about confronting all that stuff that just showed up. Right? Like breaking it apart. Right? Like calling into question, helping you break your limiting beliefs, helping you break your triggers, helping you break your false narrative, all these things. Right? So we take that first output of the God prompt, right, that really like breaks down your whole personality, and now you load it in and you get this new thing called the omniscient observer. Right? And then the omniscient observer is really a breakdown of how to get rid of all the crap. Right? Like how to get rid of all the baggage that you've accumulated over your whole life. Right? And, you know, it'll start like really pressing you. Right? Like when you break down a goal, it's going to say, "Well, why do you use that word? What do you mean by that? What do you mean by this? What do you mean by that?" As you can see on the screen. And when I have— when you— I've gone through this numerous times to get rid of lots of beliefs, right? And when you go through it, like, you keep getting rid of the next thing that's really the main thing in your way, right? And so when I ask, like, Chat, well, how have I changed, right? It tells me that, like, the old me versus the new me. And like at the bottom, it says most important evolution, you no longer see your pain as something to outgrow. You now see it as something to mind master and use as leverage. And with the introduction of Zenith, you're now fulfilling your potential. And if we go to the bottom two here on that chart, right, my business went from moderately successful but challenging to most profitable quarter, right, month and quarter. And then Look at the change in the limiting beliefs. Right? I used to think if it was too easy, it's not worth it. If it's not perfect, it's not ready. And if we win too big, something will break. Right? So third stage, AI expands you, right? This is the part about the bigger dream. And I wanted to show you a bunch of stuff from it, so I'm going to move through it fast because I'm limited in time, but I just really want to show you this. So this is mine, right? And it's— the first couple of pages are all about my strengths, and it's labeling them as if they're things, right? And showing me how to really, like, double down on those strengths, because these are the strengths that are going to make the biggest difference for me, right? Then it's about my purpose, right? And helps me really define my purpose. And then what would— if I really accepted that as my purpose, what would that look like? What should I take on? "Here's how that purpose integrates with my values." And it— I didn't tell it my values, it knows my values. "Here's why I should be doing this." Whenever I listen to this, because I've converted it to audio, I get so inspired, I just want to work and kick ass, because this is showing me this bigger dream that I can get done. Right. And it goes on, right? Gives me a summary. And then here's how I've held myself back in the past that I can get past. Right. And so on and so on. Last stage, AI executes with you.
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And this really is a game changer. So what I did was I just asked Chat this morning, I call my ChatGPT Sage, right? I'm giving a presentation in a few hours at a mastermind in Paradise, and I want to show you how easy it is for me I want to show how easy it is for me to execute because of everything you know about me. Can you explain it to them? Because I want them to see how powerful it can be for them. Right? So here's a clear, powerful way you could explain to the audience at Masterminding Paradise why it's so easy for you to execute because of how I know you so deeply and can drive your execution system. Right? So now it's just starting to break it down. You'll see me moving fast today, not because I'm better, smarter, or more disciplined than you. It's because I'm using AI in a way that makes this level of execution effortless. And now it's explaining like why it can, right? 25 years of my journals, et cetera. Cool. And what makes me procrastinate, what instantly triggers me, right? Et cetera, et cetera. And so you can see how this is explaining to you, I'm not going to read the whole thing. I'm hoping that you can read faster than I can speak, especially since I'm getting old and I can't see as well. It has been a game changer, right? So I was pressed for time because like this is such a big thing and I'm trying to like put it into a small thing for you. But here's what I've done, okay? There are two reports that both reveal breakthroughs that I had with Chat. And you see the whole dialogue and you see how it all works, right? And I included those with this. So I gave them, when I gave them my presentation, This is my final slide. When I gave them the presentation, I gave them this folder. And in this folder, you have Zemas calibration day 1 and day 2. If you just do day 1 today, or tonight, or tomorrow, you're going to notice like something pretty profound, right? So I gave you day 1 and day 2. If you do day 1 and day 2 and you do the God prompt, you're already going to see things that you didn't see before. If you read the two reports, right, you're going to see how a simple question from ChatGPT, which was, "What's your apprehension to scaling?" That's what it asked me. Like, "What's your apprehension? You're a business coach. You've helped so many people scale. What's your apprehension to scaling? Because it doesn't seem like you're interested." And when I answered that, like, it's 20 pages of just like, holy crap, right? And the other one was like, after that conversation, me finding a partner because I'm incapable of doing certain things in my business. That's what Chad said. And then it's helped in me finding that partner and then analyzing how we could work together best. So my— this is— I'm sorry for going over. Okay, that's the first thing. The second thing is, if you just hear what I'm saying, get an AI to know you better. Whether you buy my program or not is irrelevant. If you just get your AI, and it can only be done with Chat. Chat is the only one that has cross-conversation memory, right? Claude, Manus, Grok, Meta, none of them do it except Chat. But if you just get Chat to know you better, it opens up an insane amount of options and ability to do amazing things. And don't take my word for it. I'm giving you tools to try it. And I guarantee it that if you try it, you will see the power yourself. And if you do that, your life will never be the same. My life is better in every single area, and it's because of this tool. And it's because, like, I fed my life into this tool, and it could see all the patterns that I couldn't see, and it could help me fix all those patterns that I didn't even know existed. And when I fixed those patterns, my life got better, and in every area. It picked up on little things like, why are you so black and white, Rich? Like, why are you this? Why are you that? And then those questions just start to open up stuff in a way that I just never would have thought. And so thanks for listening. I appreciate you taking the time.
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