Let's Write A Book With ChatGPT
Livestream transcript in which the host walks viewers through a practical workflow for writing long-form content (ebooks, articles, theses) with ChatGPT—covering research in-chat, summarization-of-summaries, outline-as-spine, iterative chapter generation, mind-mapping, and tips on formatting/exporting (InDesign workflow, versioning). The host also discusses topic selection live with the audience and reviews sources (blog post, YouTube transcript, ChatGPT output) as inputs for a sample mini-ebook on “making money with ChatGPT.”
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Ah, it's happening. We're doing this. Okay. Okay. We're gonna be starting soon. We're gonna be talking all things o. Hey, what's up? Okay. This is going to be a very productive session. I'm a little low on energy. Look, not going to lie, not going to lie. It's been a tough weekend. Not going to burn, but get through this. I'll show you. Not just me, but I'll show you how to write longer content. There's multiple ways. It's gonna be a practical session. Very practical session. Okay. Just gonna listen to a little bit of music and then we'll get going. Nice. Okay. All right. Well, here we go. Another week, another live stream. Welcome to this week's live stream. As per usual, we're going to be putting the things that I showed you in some of my YouTube videos to practice live with audience interaction. Good to have all you guys here. We're going to be going through the step by step and why I wanted to do this for the ebook writing video is because it's a complex topic. Okay. And there's many little questions that you guys might have that I can answer here live. But basically what I wanted to do is go step by step and show you how to put the prompts to work that I showed you inside of the video. I personally think it's one of the better videos and one of the most practical videos that I recently created. The YouTube algorithm doesn't seem to think that up until now, but hey, you know, it is what it is. I know that some of you core followers will appreciate this one because some of the prompts and concepts outlined in there are extremely convenient, no matter the situation. Doesn't matter. If you're writing an ebook, you could be writing an article that is extremely long, or you could be writing some research paper, or you could be writing a thesis, or anything that is longer. All the techniques discussed inside of the video will benefit that. And matter of fact, maybe I should rethink the titling. Maybe not, as many people are interested in writing ebooks with ChatGPT. You know, maybe I should retitle it something like writing long pieces of text with ChatGPT. I don't know, whatever it might be, just so you guys are informed, this is all about writing long text and making it as good as possible with the help of ChatGPT. So I quickly want to go through the video without watching it and commenting on every little thing in there. Oh, we have Brazil in the chat. That's always good to see. Yeah, so when it comes to converting the output into the right format, Leon, let me know what kind of format you would like. Let me know what kind of format you would like. Oh, and by the way, I'm totally sunburned. Hard to deny that. Been kite surfing over the weekend. And let me tell you, if you don't apply sunscreen and you spend a few hours on the water, this is how you're going to look too. Either way. Either way. Let's have a look at this video. Okay, so what happened in here is there's basically five points and maybe I would even say limit down to three concepts that we need to talk about here. Okay, first of all, is increasing the quality of the content of your book. So researching. And the concept I introduce here is, you know, use ChatGPT to research your book first, right? You can research one article, summarize a second one. You can ask it a question, and then you can go ahead and you can use this prompt that takes all the conversation above and summarizes it. So let's say we did our research and we're going to do this, all of this practically in a second here, right? But let's say you go ahead and you copy a Wikipedia article and then you're like, summarize. And then you're, you're like, okay, what are some ways of, you know, tell me something about the history of artificial intelligence. If that's our topic, right? Then ChatGPT does that. And you go through these various exercises in there in one chat, right? So you're staying within the context of one chat. And then you run now summarize all the summaries you created in a bullet point list. Okay, Given this works, and this is that this is the reason I like these lives because I can, you know, go a little more in depth. This works. If you've only created summaries, we will have to modify this in our case where we will be using various sources. But the point is it will create a bullet point list that is kind of a, you know, it's the ultimate summary. It's the summary of summaries. And why that is great is because it will be gaining its information and it will be gathering its information from the various summaries and the entire context of the conversation. If you just feed it a Wikipedia article and you're like, summarize. Well, it has less information to go off. And that's what I'm trying to communicate. That's really smart to, you know, bring in multiple sources of information and then filtering down instead of just taking one and filtering and then another and filtering, it just does, does a better job. And for some of you, the reason for that might be quite obvious. And it's because it has more context, right? If you give it multiple data points, it has more context than your outputs will be better. Yeah, Leon, I like it. Okay, so for a prompt book, is that what you're asking? So please share some of your brilliance when it comes to converting the output into the right format. Okay, so you're looking to write a prompt book? No, Yeah, I like that question and I'm happy to answer that so I can tell you what I did there. Like, I'm sorry to say, but I edited all of that manually. I use InDesign and I had to copy paste my various prompts. My workflow went as follows. I developed all my prompt ideas inside of an Excel sheet first. Now I moved to a notion template just because it's more convenient and I started using notion for everything over the past few months. But generally speaking, I collected all of my ideas inside of Excel. Then I developed prompts from those ideas also some of them, some of the approaches were obviously inspired by other people approaches. So for example, if I wanted to, you know, write emails, I had a look at how other people use ChatGPT to write emails. And then I came up with my own prompt and just tested various flavors. And once I found something that really worked for me, I made a point out of testing it multiple use cases. And once I was happy with the results, every single time I considered that prompt to be, you know, the prompt that I use, that's my prompt. And then I copied it from the excel sheet into InDesign. I have to say I did a little mistake when creating that promptbook first because I never wrote a document that long before. So, you know, I just knew I don't want to use Word for it. And first I used Adobe. What was it called? I don't remember the name of the software, but it's like a canva by Adobe sort of. I forgot the name, but it's essentially like a very entry level software. And what happened there is it doesn't allow for more than 20 pages and my ebook has like 120 pages. Right? So once I got past that and I tried exporting, I was like, wow, all this work for nothing. So I had to start over and it was back to me and my Excel sheet. My second approach was a fail too, let me tell you. My second approach was using Adobe Acrobat. So what I figured is the PDF exports from the Adobe app and this is, you know, story time, this is how not to do it. I guess I'll answer your question though, don't worry. So the second approach was really using Adobe Acrobat to edit the PDF documents that was output by that, you know, canva, by Adobe, whatever that thing was called. And that didn't work either because, well, it did kind of work actually. Version 1.0 of the book was the version that I edited inside of Adobe Acrobat. So if you're not familiar, Adobe Acrobat is like a PDF viewer that also allows you to edit PDFs. So what I did there is just like duplicated pages and then change the text. The thing is like, it changes fonts sometimes randomly and you know, the text boxes are sometimes shifted by a few pixels and sometimes by like half a page and there's not much you can do and sometimes just like 20 pages upstream of what you're doing. Something moves for no particular reason. So it's. I wouldn't recommend that. It's not a good software for putting an ebook together. And finally I arrived at the final destination, InDesign. I knew that was the correct software. It's just I couldn't work it. And if you consider the context of me putting out the first version of the ebook on the 23rd of December at half past seven in the morning, where I finished a book at three in the morning and then I spent three hours creating a sales page, you know, there was no time to learn InDesign. I just wanted to have that thing done by before Christmas. I knew the content was quality, so I kind of, you know, I was just like, okay, formatting and a nice cover and all that. I can do that later on. I need to get this content out. And for anybody that remembers the book came out and it had all the content already, right? Given there were no like nice headings, there was no table of contents. But you know, it was a version 1.0 and I was proud of it because the content was really good. And then in January, I followed up. I created version 2.0 and right now we're working on version 3.0. And the way it's going to work is everybody that bought version 1.0 or 2.0 is going to get the third version for free. So I don't know, that's just a little tangent on my ebook. Oh, by the way, version 3.0 is optimized for GPT4, so that's all I'll say there about 90% of the book was rewritten, 90% of the prompts were modified or extended to fit GPT4. Either way, that would be my little rant on how I wrote the ebook because you asked and that's how I would recommend, I would recommend just go straight to InDesign. It might take you a few hours to get familiar with it. You might need someone's head help. It's, you know, someone helped me to, to transform it from the first PDF into the InDesign document because I just couldn't figure it out. Intuitive, intuitively I bet if I spent like one day with the software I could have done it. But you know, I just had someone help me who already knew InDesign to, to get the layout in place. And that's what I would recommend you do too if you don't have InDesign experience. So that, that's how I did the prompt book and then I wrote a bunch and chapters as an intro and that's essentially the entire story. I hope that helped. With that being said, let's talk about writing just some random ebook here and here I really want to like focus in on the usage of ChatGPT in the process. So back to what I was talking about earlier. In this new video, I present you with like various. It's a classic AI advanced prompt video, you know, is classic, you know, the ones that I posted three months ago, I suppose, but like really valuable content in here. And again, this is really about writing like longer form documents with ChatGPT. Okay, so this is not just about ebook writing. So first of all, we talked about the ability to summarize in an advanced manner. So I think it's really helpful to do your research within ChatGPT and even if you did it outside, just bring it into ChatGPT and use the fact that you can send 10, 20 messages. You know, let it process the research, just let it know like, you know, here is my. Okay, we'll go through all this one by one. I'll show you in practice. Okay, but the point is like if you do it within here, then you can get to this point of this workflow and you'll get superior results. If you're like, write me an outline for a 30,000 word book on the printing press, then it's going to do that. But if you use the second prompt, write me an outline for a 30,000 word book on the printing press, including the summaries that you created above. If you do that, it's just so much better because as you might know, context is king when it comes to this stuff. And this just gives it so much context. Especially if you have like 10, 15, 20 messages in there where you, where. Where there's work inside of the research, there's work inside of your prompts that you sent previously. Right. It takes all, all that and now it takes all that knowledge and it packs it into your outline and the outlines become so much better. Why is that important? Because the outline is the spine of your book. Right. It's the. Without that, everything falls apart. So. And that's also what we'll be generating the book from. Right? That's what this video communicates. It's one of the main points in here. By generating an outline, you're able to get around the fact that there is case limitation. David Klein or Klein. Have you seen Microsoft Bing? Of course I've seen Microsoft Bing. I don't find it superior in most use cases that I use ChatGPT for and matter of fact, sometimes I find that a little funky. That's why I don't really cover it on the channel. I really like to share the things that I find convenient and I really like to make the videos that I wish existed. Yes, that's why I don't create Bing videos. I don't really yearn for more Bing videos. That's why I don't create them. Maybe it's a mistake, I don't know, maybe there's something, some interesting functionality in there except of the connectivity to the Internet that I'm not aware of. Feel free to share. Either way, let's move forward. So mind mapping. I like that recommendation. Thanks Safa for collecting and dumping all your ideas at once. Use mind mapping. I agree there is something about that way of visualizing things. I actually use whimsical. If you're familiar and it works inside of notion like given. Okay, you have to click a button and then the mind map opens up. But I think mind maps are really great too. So yeah, you could totally. You know, I don't actually, I don't think right now you could just drag and drop your mind map into ChatGPT. But with the multimodal capabilities, this is going to be a reality soon. How do you feel about the recent open letter to pause AI development for six months? That's a great question mark. I created a separate video about the dangers of AI 3 days ago and there, you know, there's. I couldn't do it justice within this stream. Watch that video if you want a fully fledged answer. TLDR on the whole thing is I don't think you can stop the whole world from developing this tech. And I think that's why there's no real point. I think it's a good idea, but I don't think you can stop the whole world. So it's not a practical idea. That's my short take. What is mind mapping? Mind mapping is when you, when you. Maybe I could. Maybe I could show you. I'll show you a mind map. One second. So I'll switch to the camera, so. Oh, nightclass, thanks for becoming a member, man. I appreciate that. Appreciate that. It's very early days for the membership. We kind of just started it on the side, you know, the lowest tier, tier, level. It's kind of like a, you know, a little club. You can, you can join the Discord. And if you link it to your YouTube, you're gonna. There's a chat room that is that most of the time for now, because there's only like 30 people in there. But there's a members only room in there and I plan to do more with it as soon as the course comes out. And we built the channel. But right now I'm really. This is like the course is, let me tell you, it has been all consuming, including sleep. So either way, I wanted to show you a mind map and then we'll get into actually writing a book. How about that? So if I open up my notion here, I can show you how I use mind maps. And I think I want to do this because it is indeed very relevant to writing ebooks. I think it's a fantastic tool to kind of get a lot of information down. Yeah, yeah, most definitely. So let's see, I'll just quickly pull this up for you. Yes. So for example. Oh. Oh boy. Okay. Okay. So it's not leaked right now I don't want to log in. So I think I'll just use good old Google. I'll just use good old Google here and I'll show you what a mind map is. It's very simple. It's something like this. It's just a way to organize your thoughts. So essentially it's, you know, let's say in the middle is the title of your ebook and then you have these little branches going out that can either end to kind of categorize thoughts. You know, you can create these buckets of ideas. So when you're like, oh, maybe I want to create like let's say a prompt book, because the question was here. And I did that. Right. So Maybe you could create like, maybe you have a bunch of prompts, but what are you going to do? Like throw them all into one bucket? No, like you're going to be like, okay, these are maybe productivity related. So you're going to do a branch which says productivity. These are maybe more writing related than you do a branch which is writing. And then the prompts and the titles of them could be underneath here. Right? And already did you sort it out a lot? So I would totally agree with Safa in the chat here. You look really exhausted today. Yeah, I'm good. I'm just a little sunburned and it's been a long day, but it's fine. It's fine. So it's just a great way of organizing your thoughts and I would definitely recommend it. So with that being said, let's get into the content here. Let's actually start doing some of this stuff here. So I would really like to show you various ways to research. Okay. So like one of them would be summarizing, right? This is, this is the one that you might be already. And now the question is, do we want to do this GPT4 or GPT? Because GPT 3.5 is going to be so much faster when we do this live. Not sure. I, I think we're going to go with GPT 3.5 now. Whatever. Actually let's, let's do the best. Let's do the best. And let's summarize in here. So step one would be like, you know, going to Wikipedia and look, man, look nine class. Am I a little exhausted and summer than all? Yes, but is it Monday and are we doing the stream like every Monday? You bet. No breaks, man. Next Monday I'll actually be, I'll be in Egypt for a few days and I'll, you know, I'll just stream from my laptop. Yeah. Okay, so let's pick a topic here. So, okay, chat, this is your time to shine. What topic do we write our little ebook here on? Okay. And this is not gonna be like a masterpiece. It's like I'm just gonna delete it. But I just want to show you the process how this would look. What topic do you want us to write that ebook on here together? Come on, give me some good recommendations. You could tell I'm a little, you know, a little drained from like life and all the work. But I'm sure you can provide some great ideas here. What if we did it? Well, Cats with Hats, that's not a good ebook topic. It's a great Picture, though. Look at this one, too. This one is from. This one is by Remy from the server. Our mod like it. No one here has been sleeping since ChatGPT4. Yeah, I guess that. That makes me kind of the mascot of the AI community. Ah, Okay, let's see. Let's see. What. What could we do here? What can we do here? Any ideas? What if we did maybe, you know, maybe. No, no. I think we're going to take a simple topic that. That everybody can kind of. Maybe not. Well, we're going to try something that everybody can relate to, right? So what if we just did, you know, AI using prosthetics, guys. Okay, actually, that's a good one. That's kind of a good one. That's actually kind of a good one. I like that, man. Garni. Thanks. What if we did prompt engineering? I mean, how to make money for ChatGPT. Oh, boy. Dude, I. It's so bad. I actually like it. David. A crap that lost his job as street sweeper on the ocean floor. I. I like. I like these ideas, guys. This is great. How about millennial men versus millennial women? Oh, that's an. Oh, that's an interesting one. That's an interesting. Okay, okay, so I'm, you know, okay, we're gonna do a volt here. How about that? I think we need to do a vote here. Let me give it. Give me 20 seconds, we'll do this. You know, usually I rush through these live sessions where I'm like, oh, it needs to be, you know, straight to the point and like a video, you know, but this is not a video. I'd rather do this poll. I get your guys opinion on what we want to do here, right? So let's do this. So I'm just going to pick my three favorites and then you guys pick. Okay, this should be fun. This should be fun. Okay, so while I type this up, while I type this up, I'm gonna. I'm gonna do a cheeky little ad. So what? So let me start the poll and hit this add button and let's do this. So start a poll. Okay, what topic should we write up our book about? Okay, so the first one would be. Millennial men versus millennial. Women. Okay, that's one. All right, I think it would be a crab that lost his job as street sweeper on the ocean floor. All right. Okay, I have to, like, condense this, so. Oh, and I can share my screen again here. So let's do this. Oh, yeah, I guess this is like, whatever this is. This is where we do this. Okay. And then we add option. And we'll do one more. We'll do it one more. How to make money with ChatGPT. That's kind of a scammy one, but, you know, I'll leave it up to you guys. We can do that too. Maybe one more. Maybe one more. Okay. AI use in prosthetics. We'll do a serious one. Let's see if there's anything new. Never trust the llama. It's a fondness for wearing hats. Okay. Okay, great. So. Okay, so that's a question. That's a question. You guys. You guys, let me know what you think. You get the vote now. You get to vote now. And in about 30 seconds, we'll pick a winner. So, yeah, I don't know how to make money with ChatGPT. It's like kind of the topic that. I don't know, it's just so ingenuine. Because I don't think there's real ways to make money just with ChatGPT. There's ways to make money in the real world, and you can get more effective at doing it right. You could start one person businesses. That's the video I did with Chat GPT, where you kind of, you know, leverage your knowledge of the software. But I don't think there's a real way to make Money just with ChatGPT. Oh, so, okay, so millennial men versus millennial woman is winning this one. Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry. AI using prosthetics is not looking good. A crab lost his job and he's now working as a street sweeper. Also not looking too good. Okay, it's every second ad for me. Oh, my God. Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, man. I. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know how that works, actually. Okay, okay, so we're gonna. Oh, it's really close. How to make money with ChatGPT is winning. Oh, no, please don't. Please don't. We're gonna. We're gonna have to do this. Oh, Millennial Men is winning again. Okay, so 20 votes. We're gonna. We're gonna give this another, I don't know, 10 seconds, I guess some 10 seconds. So go ahead, cast your vote. Cast your vote. And then, I don't know, then we're gonna do this. We're gonna write a book on the topic you guys pick. It's 40% to 40%. Right now we need another vote. The next two votes decide. Oh, no, chatgpt. Money making is winning here. We're going to find out, okay. How to make money with ChatGPT is winning. Oh, no, seriously, Come on, guys. Come on, guys. You've seen those videos. You know, there's not much substance there. I guess I'll have to do it. I guess I'll have to do it. 40%. It's winning. Millennial men versus millennial. So what? So let me start the poll and hit this add button and let's do this. So, little woman. Okay, Final countdown. Okay. Five, four, three. Anyone cast your vote, please? Wait, can I vote? No, I can't. Two and a half, 45%. Two. One. All right, let's talk about making money with Chat GPT. This is it. Okay, well, you guys are. You guys are. Start a poll. Okay. What topic should we write up our book about? Okay, so the first one would be cruel. What can I say? What can I say? All right, let's do this. Okay, so making money with ChatGPT. Let's write a little ebook on that. Okay. How do we approach this? So. So let's think about some good sources for that. Okay? Right. So one good source would be asking ChatGPT. Right? I think. I think that's one. Will include millennial men versus millennial. Women. Okay, that's one. A second good source that comes immediately to mind is maybe a popular YouTube video. All right. I think I would be a crab that lost his job as street sweeper on the ocean floor. Use transcript on how to make money with ChatGPT. So that's the second thing we're going to be doing here. Okay. And then I want to include a third source. And a third source maybe would be some blog article. Right? Let's say that's the way we're doing research. We're not actually doing anything. We're just scouring the Internet for stuff other people have done. All right. Do not recommend that approach. But, hey, we can definitely do that. So. Let's have a look. So let's. Let's start by researching this. Let's start inside of. Let's start inside of Chat GPT by saying, summarize the following text. And now we're gonna. You know. Okay, I have to, like, condense this, so. Oh, and I can share my screen again here. So let's do this. Oh, yeah, I guess this is like, whatever. This is where we do this. Okay. And then we add option. And we'll do one more. We'll do it one more. How to make. How to make money with GPT. 4. Let's make it, you know, contextual and relevant. Okay. And you know what? One more thing. We're gonna add a little text. Is there. Is there an easy way to. To add a text like this? Money with ChatGPT. That's kind of a scammy one. But, you know, I'll leave it up to you guys. We can do that too. Maybe one. I think so add. There you go. More. Maybe one more. Okay. AI use in prosthetics. We'll do a serious one. Book. So we're writing a book, right? And the book topic is how to make money with ChatGPT. Okay. And now let's just make it a little smaller like this. Cool. That looks good to me. Okay, perfect. So let's get into this. So let's just start by finding some articles. So I don't know, let's. And we're going to be faster. Like, the focus today is not on quality, right? This is all about showing you the entire process. So I don't know, there's some medium article that ranks at the top. Let's have a quick look at this. Content creation services. AI powers. Copywriting, Virtual assistants and chatbots. Yeah, building that. That's good. Language tutoring. Interesting. GPT4's language capabilities, creative writing. I think these are some good recommendations. Honestly, content creation and marketing, you know, like copywriting and content creation are some of the biggest opportunities in this, in my opinion. So, yes, let's do that. So, yeah, I kind of like it. So let's copy this article and also, you know, by the way, shout out to Julian that wrote this. You know, we just. Let's see if there's anything new. Never trust the llama. It's a fondness for wearing hats. Okay. Okay, great. So. Okay, so that's a question. That's a question. You guys. You guys, let me know what you think. You get the vote. Now going to devour it with GPT4. So I'm just going to copy paste this after the prompt, you know, summarize the following text. We could also, honestly, we could also, in the name of simplicity, we could just do this. You know, this is. This is our separator. And now it's going to summarize it. All right, so while it summarizes, we're going to find our second source. Okay. And now we're going to head on over to YouTube, as mentioned before. So on YouTube. Hey, this is us. I like this thumbnail. That's cool. A little glove over there. Anyway, so what we're gonna do here is we're gonna be like, make you get to vote now. And in about 30 seconds, we'll pick. We'll pick a winner. So, yeah, I don't know how to make money with ChatGPT. It's like kind of the topic that, I don't know, it's just so ingenuine because I, I don't think there's real ways to make money. Money.GPT4 and let's find some quality videos here. Let's go with somebody, with somebody familiar here. The thing is most like. Yeah, I don't know, this is kind of the. I guess Andre is legit here. Side hustle. Just with ChatGPT, there's ways to make money in the real world and you can get more effective. There's a bunch of side hustlers, YouTube side hustlers. This is not about making money. This is a good video. Doing it right, you could start one person businesses. That's the video I did with ChatGPT where you kind of, you know, leverage your knowledge of the software. But I don't think there's a real way to make money just with. I'm not really sure which one to click on here. Any recommendations, guys? Is there like a good one? Oh, so, okay, so millennial men versus millennial woman is winning this one. Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry. AI using prosthetics is not looking good because this is like a bunch of people trying to get into the AI niche now. So they take this angle. But I guess, I guess we could. A crab lost his job and he's now working as a street sweeper. Also not looking too good. Okay, it's every. I guess we could take this guy's video about passive income. I think I've seen one of his videos before. They're usually. This is by far the easiest. Oh, boy. You know. Okay, okay, let's say, let's say this is. Let's say this is good enough. So now what do we do? What do we do? What you can do is you can Google YouTube transcript and there's a bunch of tools. Yeah, I believe yt. This is. Yeah, so this is, this is one you can definitely use. You just copy the URL, you paste them into one of these transcribers and wait, I'm not, I'm not positive on which one is ideal, but there you go, there's the transcript. And the funny thing about this is this transcript is poor. Second ad for me. Oh, my God. Okay, I'm sorry. From the YouTube video itself. Because it, it lives in there, right? It doesn't have to generate it, it's just right there. So what we can do. Sorry, man, I. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know how that works actually. Okay. Okay, so we're gonna. Oh, it's really close. How to make money with ChatGPT is winning. Oh, it's. Just copy this transcript. This is. If you're a creator, you get this in the back end. Otherwise, you know, you need to use a tool like this. But this is perfect. So we have the YouTube transcript like this, right? We can close these tools, we can close the video. Oh, no, please don't. Please don't. We're gonna, we're gonna have to do this. And now we can go back to GPT4. You know, we got a summary of the first thing, so let's read that first and then let's summarize the second thing too. We can, maybe we can start it meanwhile, because it's gonna take. Oh, Millennial Men is winning again. Okay, so 20 votes. We're gonna, we're gonna give this another, I don't know, 10 seconds. I guess some 10 seconds. So go ahead, Nikawal. Okay, so in summary, GPT4 presents a wide array of opportunities for generating caster vote. Caster vote. And then getting income through its advanced language capabilities. 5 Innovative ways to monetize GPT 4 include offering content creation services, providing AI powered copywriting, and the other stuff we talked about before. This looks like quite the perfect, perfect summary. Cool. So now we took this YouTube transcript and I really wanted to. I don't know that we're going to do this. We're going to write a book on a topic you guys pick. It's 40% to 40% right now. We need another vote. The next two votes. Share this because this is such a fantastic way of finding information because honestly, a lot of these YouTube videos, especially mine, have higher quality content than what you'll find on Google quickly. Right? A lot of the blog posts, they're quite like surface decide. Oh, no, ChatGPT money making is, you know, they're like a two, three minute read. And then you have these YouTube videos that are like 10, 15 minutes packed with a person just like getting at it, you know, like hammering one point after the next. It's just more in depth, so. And often there's even better research behind it. So that's why I love this method. Winning here. You could just totally take that and look because there was more than in the Blog post. It created several steps. So let's see what this video is about without looking at the video. Okay. Promoting CPA offers from CPA networks like CPA Grip or F plus. So this is all about like affiliate income, right? The steps are use Mixo to create a website or landing page for your CPA offer. Find CPA offer to promote or networks. Okay, so this is a concrete tutorial on how to generate affiliate income from this. Right? Let me look at the chat here because I've been getting into my com. You're going to find out, okay. How to make money with ChatGPT is winning. Oh, no, Seriously, Come on, guys. Come on, guys. You've seen those videos. You know, there's not much substance there. I guess I'll have to do it content here. You know, it works because he's yelling. I guess I will now use ChatGPT to summarize them. Hey man, if you summarize them, you're gonna miss out on all the little tips. I guess I'll have to do it. 40%. It's winning millennial. Men versus millennials. I'm gonna miss out on all the little tips because, yes, if you summarize this video. Yeah, you're gonna get like, oh yeah, you can do these five things to summarize. But there's so much little knowledge in between. You know, you can do that. Of course. I'm not gonna stop you from doing that. But it's. It's a woman. Okay. Final countdown. Okay. I think it's good for live streams, honestly, you know, because here it's. It's really about the inter free. Anyone cast your vote, please. Wait, can I vote? No, I can't. Two and a half interaction here. But you don't have to watch the one hour long live stream. You can just summarize it. It's also really good for meetings, by the way, if you can get meeting transcripts. That's what I've been doing with my meeting. 45%. 2, 1. All right, let's talk about making money with ChatGPT. Wow. It's very nice. This is it. Okay, well, you guys are. You guys are cruel. What can I say? What can I say? All right, let's do this. Okay, so making money with ChatGPT. Let's write a little ebook on that recently. It's excellent either way. Okay, so, so we have now the summary of the video here, right? And we said we want a third source. So we have YouTube, we have the blog article. Now let's ask ChatGPT GPT4 itself. Let's start by. In your opinion. And this, this little building block inside of a prompt is super interesting because it gives the freedom to GPT4 to express its opinion. If you don't say in your opinion. Okay, how do we approach this? So let's think about some good sources for that. Okay. Right. So one good source would be asking ChatGPT. Right? I think that's one we'll include. It's gonna be way more restrictive on what it serves you. And it. A second good source that comes immediately to mind is maybe a popular YouTube videos transcript on how to make money with ChatGPT. So that's, that's the second thing we're going to be doing here. Okay, let's have an opinion. That's the thing. It certainly has an opinion. Okay. Even if they try to kind of hide it, it always has an opinion. So in your opinion, comma, what are. And look, do you hear how slowly I'm going through this prompt to hear how, like carefully. And then I want to include a third source. And a third source maybe would be some blog article. Right? Let's say that's the way we're doing research. We're not actually doing and picking every single word. That's what you have to do. In your opinion, what are the, let's say, most practical ways to make money with GPT4? Okay. Anything. We're just scouring the Internet for stuff other people have done. Do not recommend that approach. But hey, we can definitely do that. So I think there's no fluff there. No word like this is straight to the point. It's concise, it has instructions, it has context. It's what we want. It's perfect. Okay. And now it gives its opinion. In my opinion, the most practical ways to make money with GPT4. Let's have a look. So let's, let's start by researching this. Let's start inside of. Let's start inside of chat R brought to you by GPT4. It's kind of cool. Oh, you're. But GPT by saying, summarize the following text. And now we're gonna. You know how to make money with GPT4. Let's make it, you know, contextual to get a prompt engineer job. That's amazing, man. It's like our job is just for temp of everything. Everybody's doing it. I think it will evolve. And dude, prompt engineering. Yes. Like this, like the. I would. If you, if you look at the space like a pool, then you have the Shallow end of the pool. And that's where most people spend their time. Now, that is like, you know, easy prompts like this, even easy prompts like this. But then there's a deep end of the pool, man. And let me tell you, I don't think that's going relevant. Okay, and. And you know what? One more thing. We're going to add a little text going away. I don't think that's going away. You're going to get a lot of presets and you're. Is there an easy way to add a text like this? Going to get a lot of like, intuitive features where people won't need like basic prompt engineering, like I teach it in some of my videos now. But the deep end of the pool, man, that's kind of, I think. So add. There you go. That's going to prevail. That's going to prevail. Trust me on that. There's. There's some things where you have to be extremely specific with your requests to get exactly what you want. And those skill sets are, you know, they're harder to acquire because you have to get basic prompt engineering down first to get there. But you know, once you're there, it's. It's a world of opportunity. Book. So we're writing a book, right? And the book topic is how to make money with either way. So in your opinion, what are the most practical ways to make money with GPT4? I mean, a fantastic question. GPT. Okay. And now let's just make it a little smaller, like this. Cool. I should ask GPT4, right? Content creation, copywriting, Virtual assistant services. Language translation, tutoring, programming, creative. That looks good to me. Okay, perfect. So let's get writing. Is it just me or is this blog post here? Content creation, AI power. So let's just start by finding some articles. So I don't know, let's. And we're going to be faster. Like, the focus today is not on quality, right? This is all about copywriting, Virtual assistants, AI driven language tutoring, AI generated creative writing. How many of these can we find in here? Well, I see one, I see two. IC3. He even took the order, man. I see four. Wait, was it. Was it not showing you the entire process? So I don't know, there's some medium article that ranks at the top. So let's have a quick look at this. Content creation services, AI powered copywriting, virtual assistants and chatbots. Yeah, building that. That's good. Language tutoring, intrudering. I think it was tutoring. It was One of these and then it was one more. Yeah, creative writing. He's interesting. GPT4's language capabilities, creative writing. Just left out programming. He just took like the first. He took the, he took five out of the first seven and he was like, yep, that's my blog post. All right. So yeah, good points in here. You got the job because of my thing. I think these are some good recommendations. Honestly, content, content creation and marketing, you know, like copywriting and content creation are some of the biggest opportunities in this, in my videos. I'm sure that's not a 100% opinion, so, yes, let's do that. So, yeah, I kind of like it. So true. But I'm sure there's also like a grain of truth to that. So I'm glad to help, man. I'm glad to help. Okay. Anyway, so we have this. So let's move forward. Let's copy this article. And also, you know, with writing the book, let's wrap, let's wrap this up here soon. So we have some points here. Right. By the way, shout out to Julian that wrote this. You know, we're just going to devour it with GPT4. So I'm just going to copy paste this after the prompt. Now we have three completely different sources. We have the YouTube video, we have the blog article, and we have, you know, this answer by GPT. So the next step here would really be this. Write me an outline. And we're not going to do 30,000 words, right, but we're going to do write me an outline for, let's just say, you know, summarize the following text. We could also, honestly, we could also, in the name of simplicity, we could just do this. You know, this is, this is our, I don't know, 10,000 word book on the printing press on how to make money with GPT4, including the content we separator. And now it's going to summarize it. All right. So while it summarizes, we're going to find our second source. Okay. And now we're going to head on over to YouTube. As mentioned before discussed. Above and above gives. It, gives it the ability to kind of tap into everything above. Now there's two approaches to this. Like one of them could so on YouTube be you just go for the summaries and for the answers, including the answer, hey, this is us. I like this thumbnail. That's cool. A little glove over there. Anyway, you provided above and one could be going, this would be broader, right? This would go deeper into this transcript. So I think what I want to do here is I kind of like the summaries including. So what we're going to do here is we're going to be like make the answers. You provided money. GPT 4 and above. All right, so if we do this it's going to write us outline and that kind of brings. Let's find some quality videos here. Let's go with somebody me close to the end of the session because what with somebody familiar here. The thing is what I wanted to show you here is that first of all, GPT4 is really excellent at most like. Yeah, I don't know. This is kind of the structuring these outlines. It's better than ChatGPT other than I guess Andre is legit here. GPT 3.5, it numbers them and it just, it Sometimes you just feel like it makes more sense. I feel like it makes more sense, how it structures it, which chapters come when, etc. Okay, so that's the thing. Side hustles. There's a bunch of side hustlers. YouTube side hustlers. Yeah. How can I learn prompt engineering, man? It's learning by doing like honestly just, I don't know, watch every video on my channel. Honestly, then go on YouTube. This is not about making money. This is a good video. You know, go to YouTube University, watch more videos and spend half an hour every. I'm not really sure which one to click on here. Any recommendations guys? Is, is there like a good one? Because this is like a bunch of people trying to get into the AI niche now. So they take this angle every single day. Trying different prompts. You find you really need to try them. This is like by watching the stream you're going to learn something. But you really need to like, you know, you need to be copy pasting that stuff, my man. You need to be get my free ebook copy. Paste every single example in there. There's a hundred. See what you get. Look at how the different examples get you different outputs. Right on with every prompt. I always have four examples. Look at how the results differ when you change like one word. Right. Internalize that, sleep over it, do it again, do it regularly, do that for one month and you'll be at a level where you can, you know. But I guess, I guess we could, I guess we could take this guy's video about passive income. I think I've seen one of his videos before. They're usually. This is by far the easiest. Oh boy. You know, do some serious jobs. Okay, so this into the 4.0 limit recently a lot actually got. Actually bought two accounts because we're upgrading the ebook and we just had to run so many prompts and yeah, I just had to get two accounts to get it done. Okay. Okay, let's say, let's say this is, this is good enough. So now what do we do? Yeah, time for sure. I hope that helped. But really, like what. It's a good balance. You need to balance like practice and theory. You can't just be watching only videos. You also need to be in there and doing it. That's. That's the most important part. Okay. All right, so now what do we do? What you can do is you can. We have this fantastic, fantastic little book outline here. So the next step here. And this is what I didn't show in the video. I Google YouTube transcript and there's a bunch of tools. It's really, you know, you can either do this. Yeah, I believe. Or you could be like, write me 1.1. I think this is. Yeah. So this is, this is one you can definitely use. You just copy the URL, you paste them into one of these transcribers. I'm pretty sure you could also do this types of content ChatGPT can generate. Okay, now it does this. I should have said introduction one. Yeah. Because chapter. Now it takes chapter one and wait, I'm not, I'm not positive on which one is ideal. But there you. But the way this works is there's no quick and easy fix. Go. There's the transcript. And the funny thing about this is this transcript is pulled. People keep asking, how do I get around doing all of this manually? Well, you got from the YouTube video itself because it lives in there. Right. You're going to need to do it like this. You're going to open up a Word document. Going to open a blank document, left side of the screen, right side of it. Doesn't have to generate it. It's just right there. So what we can do the screen and you can already see what's going on here. Oh. Type the prompt slowly into your keyboard. It's all about command comp. It's just copy this transcript. This is if you're a creator, you get this in the back end. Otherwise, you know, you need to use a tool like this. But this is perfect. So we have to YouTube transcript like this. Right. We can close these tools. We can close the video buttons and clear instructions. I think that's a good point actually retyping it. And now we can go back to GPT4. You know, we got a summary of the first thing. So let's read that first and then I think that's really solid advice. Okay, so this would be like, okay, chapter one, content creation. And we post it in here, you know, and write 1.2. And this is what you do. And this is how you. This is, this is how you would write a ebook. Oh, some license thing with the. Let's summarize the second thing too. We can maybe we can start it meanwhile, because it's gonna take a while. Okay. Okay, tech, but let's just open up TextEdit for, you know, whatever. So in summary, GPT4 presents a wide array of opportunities for generate. It's not ideal, but it will get the job done. So this is how you piece your ebook together. You're just going to go one by one and you're going to copy this text in here. And again. Getting income through its advanced language capabilities. Five innovative ways to monitor. I said this multiple times. I say it in the course, I'll say it now. If you on the keyboard, if you press Command on Mac, Command Shift option V. Wait, that was wrong. Wait. TPT4 include offering content creation services, providing AI powered copywriting and the other stuff we talked about before. This looks like quite the perfect summary. There's a shortcut to Paste without formatting is command Cool. So now we took this YouTube transcript and I really wanted to share this because this is such a fantastic way of finding information because honestly a lot of these YouTube video. Shift control. Wait, what's wrong? It used to be, it used to be Command Shift option V. Let's Google it. Paste without for mad thing Mac. Yeah. Command Shift option V no use. Especially mine have higher quality content than what you'll find on Google quickly, right? A lot of the blog posts, they're. They're quite like surface level, you know, they're like a two, three minute read. And then you have these YouTube videos that are like 10:15. No, I got it right. Why doesn't it work? Command shift option V Interesting. 16 minutes packed with a person just like getting at it, you know, like hammering one. Usually in all other apps you can, you can post like this without the formatting and then you can get rid of this highlighted text. Maybe it's just a setting within TextEdit. Anyway, this is a great tip. On Windows it's Ctrl Shift V and then you can get rid of the formatting. Just a hot little tip point after the next. It's just more in depth, so and often. Okay, so the next step is like copying this, right? There's even better research behind it. So that's why I love this method. You could just totally take that and look because there was more than in the blog post it created. And you go in here, it's going to take a minute, right? But you're like now write 1.3 and you're going to piece it together like that, several steps. So let's see what this video is about without looking at the video. And you're going to like adjust the formatting and everything. But essentially this is going to give you. This is going to give you a full book. That's the point here. And like this, you can write text of whatever length. I think you get the point here. So we would go through. We're not going to read all this, right? That's the, the point of the video. We're also not going to generate everything. Okay, Promoting CPA offers from CPA networks like CPA Grip or F plus. So this is all about like affiliate income, right? The steps are use middle point in this outline. That's not the point of this video. What is the point of the video is giving you a little. So to create a website or landing page for your CPA offer, find CPA offer to promote tips in between. So now it's using all the context that we gave it from or networks. Okay, so this is a concrete tutorial on how to generate transcript from the blog article to write this outline. And the interesting thing is I've tested this and also now when it extends on these points, it uses the context we provided it above. That's why this workflow is so great. Okay, so this, this is how you would write books, right? If another part copy paste that in here, you get a long document, boom, you can write however long. Let me give you a bonus tip here. Before we round it out, there's another trick. And as long as you didn't watch every single generate affiliate income from this. Right? Let me look at the chat here because I've been getting into my content here. You know it works because he's yelling. I guess second of every video I uploaded, you might not know this one because it's in this. We'll now use ChatGPT. Summarize them. Hey man, if you summarize them, you're gonna miss out on all the little tips this one comes from. I published it, but I think most people won't know it. It comes from five more tricks. No, five more secrets to writing with ChatGPT. And it goes as. I'm gonna Miss out on all the little tips. Because yes. If you summarize this video. Yeah. You're gonna get like, oh, yeah, you can do these five things to summarize. But there's so much little knowledge in between. You know, you can do that. Of course. I'm not going to stop you from doing that. But it's, it's. Boom, right there. This is such a hack, you guys, I'm telling you. So I think it's good for live streams, honestly, you know, because here it's, it's really about the inter. I'm telling you. I don't. No, I don't use desktop apps. I always use the browser. Yeah. Interaction here. But you don't have to watch the one hour long live stream. You can just summarize it. It's also really good for meetings, by the way, if you can get meeting transcripts. It's what I've been doing with my meetings recently. It's excellent either way. Okay, so we have now the summary of the video here. I use the browser and I used Notion as my prompt database. Okay. So this wrote the phrase, you see, this is not a conclusion. Whenever you're a lifelong fan of these. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Right. And we said we want a third source. So we have YouTube. We just give me a thousand word essay. Okay. So this is a trick that I used like a billion amount of billion times. This used to work really well. I don't have. Why is it not linked? I'm paying for Microsoft 365. Either way. Let's try this one more time. Have the blog article. Now let's ask ChatGPT GPT4 itself. Let's start by in your opinion. And this little building block inside of a prompt is super interesting because it gives the Freedom maybe with GPT4, this is just a neat little trick on how to like get long text. I just wanted to share this with you. To be honest, I'm a little confused why I just like wrote the whole text there. It wasn't a thousand words. So let's see how GPT4 handles this. To GPT4 to express its opinion. If you don't say in your opinion, it's gonna be way more restrictive on what it serves you. And it does have an opinion. That's the thing. It certainly has an opinion. Okay. Even if they try to kind of. But the slides ruined my book. Not sure what that means. Hmm. All right, so this is writing the first half, but I just wanted to show you this trick because you can like, split things up into different workloads just like we did with the outline prompt, or hide it. That always has an opinion. So in your opinion, comma. Right. And you can segment your work and then tackle the various segments one by one. That's how you get around the case limitation. It's. It's quite the. You know, I'm not sure if they intended for this use case, but it definitely works. I can tell you I've been what are. And look, do you hear how slowly I'm going through this prompt? Do you hear how, like, carefully I'm picking every single word? That's what you have to do, in your opinion. I've used this a lot And I believe GPT4 is fulfilling our request better. Because here's another tip. GPT4 is way better. What are the, let's say, most red word count? It's not perfect, but it's way better. Okay. It's just one of the many things that GPT4 can, can do better. I'll have a separate video on that. Yes. There you go. So this is. Now write the second. It worked. So now you put practical ways to make money with GPT4. Okay. I think there's no fluff there. No word like it would be like this. See? And this is not the ending. This is not the conclusion. So GPT 3.5 messed up there, but this is how you write thousand words. And you could do. This is straight to the point. It's concise. It has. Do this with however many words you want. You guys, you could be like, write the third 500 words. Just do it in 500 word chunks and you can, you know, extend your writing. So. Yeah, I think that's a bunch of good tips there. Yeah. Honestly, I think this is where we'll round it out. I think this is where we're at. I really wanted to do this. Three instructions. It has context. It's what we want. It's perfect. Okay. And now it gives its opinion. In my opinion, the most practical ways to make money with GPT4 are brought to you by GPT4. It's kind of cool. Oh, you're about to get into the practical parts of this. Maybe let's just talk about the style part to round it out. Because I found it to be. I found it to be better to write. To let it write the text in its own style for the book to get a prompt engineer job. That's amazing, man. It's a good job. No, it's not bad. That's wrong that's wrong. I'm sorry it's not better. I was just. For temp, for everything. Everybody's doing it. I think it will evolve and dude, prompt engineering. Yes. Like this, like the. I would. If you look at the space like a pool, then you have the shallow end of the pool and that's where most people spend their time. Now that is like, you know, easy prompts like this even easy. I personally prefer the approach of it letting it write this neutral style that it has, right? This like semi formal, polite, fact driven style that it has by default. And then I apply my own style. So I would let it write that. Then I copy all, all of it out into a different app. And then I would be like, now rewrite in the style of Joe Rogan. And it does it. And then I get to use bits and pieces of the original and the style of Joe Rogan prompts like this. But then there's a deep end of the pool, man. And let me tell you, I don't think that's going to, if I, if I were to include in the style of Joe Rogan here or in the outling away, I don't think that's going away. You're going to get a lot of presets and you're going to get a lot of like intuitive features where people won't need like basic prompt engineering. Like I teach it in some of my videos now, but the deep end of the Pullman, that's kind of line, you kind of, you know, you tie your hands together and you can't really, you don't really get options anymore. But this way you always have the original text and you can just copy it and be like, rewrite it in the style of Bukowski or whoever you want. So that's a little, that's going to prevail. That's gonna prevail. Trust me on that. There's, there's some pro tip. It's, it's in video production that would be referred to as, you know, recording raw. So you get, or even in photography like you know, using RAW things where you have to be extremely specific with your requests to get exactly what you want. And those skill sets are, you know, they're harder to acquire because you have to get basic prompt engineering down first to get there. But you know, once you're there, it's, it's a world of opportunity format and then making the decisions after the fact. It's the same thing here. You kind of get the RAW output and then you can apply styles to it for maximum flexibility. If you want speed, you can just include this. Either way, I think that's it you guys. I think that's it you guys. Thank you so much for joining. Either way. So in your opinion, what are the most practical course to make money with? GPT4? I mean a fantastic question today. I. I think we'll just round it out here. I just wanted to get some of these ideas out there, show you practical examples of how to put this to work, show you some tips, tell you a little bit about GPT4. You know, it's better at word count, it's better to organize, to ask. GPT4, right? Content creation, copywriting, virtual assistant services, language translation, tutoring, programming, creative writing. Is it just me or is this blogs in itself? It's better at creativity when you direct it. GPT 3.5 is better at thinking outside of the box when you don't direct it. But generally speaking, 90%, 95% of the time you just want to go with GPT4. Just use it all the time in. It's fantastic. It could write you smart text with little tricks like this. And I hope you learned something. I hope you pick something up. Next post here. Content creation. AI powering so much. I'll go get some sleep. Some much needed sleep and I'll see you soon. See you in the discord and see you next Monday. Word copywriting, Virtual assistants. AI driven language tutoring. AI generated creative writing. How many of these can we find in here? Well, I see one, I see two. Ic. He even took the order, man. IC4. Wait, was it, was it. Tutoring? I think it was tutoring. It was one of these. And then it was one more. Yeah, creative writing. He just left out programming. He just took like the first. He took the. He took five out of the. First7 and he was like, yep, that's my blog post. All right. So yeah, good points in here. You got the job because of my videos. Ah, don't, don't. I. I'm sure that's not 100 true, but I'm sure there's also like a grain of truth to that. So I'm glad to help, man. I'm glad to help. Okay, anyway, so we have this. So let's move forward with writing the book. Let's wrap this up here soon. So we have some points here, right? And now we have three completely different sources. We have the YouTube video, we have the blog article, and we have, you know, this answer by GPT. So the next step here would really be this. Write me an outline. And we're not going to do 30,000 words, right? But we're going to do write me an outline for, let's just say, I don't know, 10,000 word book on the printing press on how to make money with GPT4 including the content we discussed. Above and above gives it, gives it the ability to kind of tap into everything above. Now there's two approaches to this. Like one of them could be you just go for the summaries and for the answers, including the answers you provided above. And one could be going, this would be broader, right? This would go deeper into this transcript. So I think what I want to do here is I kind of like the summaries including the answers you provided above. All right, so if you do this, it's going to write us outline. And that kind of brings me close to the end of the session because what, what I wanted to show you here is that first of all, GPT4 is really excellent at structuring these outlines. It's better than ChatGPT other than GPT 3.5. It numbers them and it just, it sometimes just feel like it makes more sense. I feel like it makes more sense, how it structures it, which chapters come when, etc. Okay, so, so that's the thing. Yeah. How can I learn prompt engineering, man? It's learning by doing like honestly just, I don't know, watch every video on my channel, honestly. Then go on YouTube, you know, go to YouTube University, watch more videos and spend half an hour every single day trying different prompts. You find you really need to try them. This is like by what, by watching the stream you're going to learn something. But you really need to like, you know, you need to be copy pasting that stuff, my man. You need to be get my free ebook, copy paste every single example in there. There's a hundred. See what you get. Look at how the different examples get you different outputs. Right on with every prompt. I always have four examples. Look at how the results differ when you change like one word. Right. Internalize that, sleep over it, do it again, do it regularly, do that for one month and you'll be at a level where you can, you know, do some serious jobs. Okay, so this into the 4.0 limit. Recently a lot actually got, actually bought two accounts because we, we're doing, we're upgrading the ebook and we just had to run so many prompts and yeah, I just had to get two accounts to get it done. Yeah, TAM for sure. I hope that helped. But really like what It's a good balance. You need to balance, like practice and theory. You can't just be watching only videos. You also need to be in there and doing it. That's the most important part. Okay. All right, so now we have this fantastic, fantastic little book outline here. So the next step here. And this is what I didn't show in the video. I. It's. It's really. You know, you can either do this or you could be like, Write me 1.1. I think I'm pretty sure you could also do this. Types of content can generate. Okay, now it does this. I should have said introduction one. Yeah. Because chap. Now it takes chapter one. But the way this works is there's no quick and easy fix. People keep asking, how do I get around doing all of this manually? Well, you're gonna need to do it like this. You're gonna open up a Word document. Gonna open a blank document. Left side of the screen, right side of the screen, and you can already see what's going on here. Oh. Type the prompt slowly into your keyboard. It's all about command competence and clear instructions. I think that's a good point, actually retyping it. I think that's really solid advice. Okay, so this would be like, okay, chapter one, content creation. And we post it in here, you know, and write 1.2. And this is what you do. And this is how you. This is. This is how you would write a ebook. Oh, some license thing with the. Okay, tech. Let's just open up Text edit for, you know, whatever. It's not ideal, but it will get the job done. So this is how you piece your ebook together. You're just gonna go one by one and you're gonna copy this text in here. And again, I said this multiple times. I say it in the course, I'll say it now. If you. On the keyboard, if you press Command on Mac, Command Shift option V. Wait, that was wrong. Wait, there's a shortcut to paste without formatting. Is Command Shift Control. Wait, what's wrong? It used to be. It used to be Command Shift option V. Let's Google it. Paste without formatting Mac. Yeah. Command Shift option V. No, no, no. I got it right. Why doesn't it work? Command Shift option V. Interesting. So usually in all other apps, you can. You can post like this without the formatting, and then you can get rid of this highlighted text. Maybe it's just a setting within TextEdit. Anyway, this is a great tip on Windows, it's Ctrl Shift V. And then you can get rid of the formatting. Just a hot little tip there. Okay so the next step is like copying this, right? And you go in here. It's going to take a minute, right? But you're like now write 1.3. You're going to piece it together like that. Then you're going to like adjust the formatting and everything. But essentially this is going to give you. This is going to give you a full book. That's the point here. And like this you can write text of whatever length. I think you get the point here. So we would go through. We're not going to read all this, right? That's the not the point of the video. We're also not going to generate every single point in this outline. That's not the point of this video. What is the point of the video is giving you little tips in between. So now it's using all the context that we gave it from the transcript from the blog article to write this outline. And the interesting thing.
