Robyn Anderson uses Claude to create a virtual advisory board with Alex Hormozi, Gary Vee, Brené Brown, and Amy Porterfield. She shares the exact prompt to set it up as a reusable skill, then shows how feeding a business problem to all four simulated advisors at once gave her a clear, unified solution to something she thought was unsolvable.
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Every day I get personal advice from Alex Hormozi, Gary Vee, Brené Brown, and Amy Porterfield because they're the executive advisors that I created in my roundtable in Claude. Let me show you exactly how I did it. So if you're not using Claude yet, get with the program and then go to Claude and put in this prompt. I want you to create an expert advisory board on my board. I want, and then name your people. Every time I have a business issue, I want feedback from them personally. And then say this, because it's important. I want you to make this a skill. So whenever I give you a problem, you can call the roundtable and give me advice. Honestly, the advice that I'm getting from this specific roundtable has been game-changing for me. Just this morning, I had this really big problem, or I thought it was a big problem, and they all four came back with the same answer with a clear plan on how to move forward. So tell me who's on your executive roundtable.