I use about 30 different prompts daily across multiple AIs.
Copy-paste. Copy-paste. Copy-paste.
Not hard. Just kinda annoying.
And unnecessary.
So I tried something stupid simple.
What if I embedded the prompt directly into the AI's knowledge base?
Create a trigger word.
Say the word.
AI executes perfectly.
I typed "QC."
The AI immediately ran my complete quality control checklist.
It worked so well I couldn't believe it.
And the output is what you’re reading right now.
I use AI more than anyone I know, and even I didn't know this was possible.
Most people don't know these techniques exist.
They're smart. They use AI daily.
But they're still playing with the AI bro’s “10,000 prompts to help you XYZ”
Because nobody's shown them what's actually possible when you understand how AI retrieval really works.
Techniques like these help make your clients have an easier (and fun-ner) time using AI.
This Sunday, I'm teaching this, alongside 8 other techniques I’ve created over two years:
Keyword Trigger
Keyword Chaining
Keyword Clustering
Context Flooding
Instruction Modeling
Context Economy
Stubborn Fix
Knowledge Document Architecture.
Each technique solves a specific problem that makes AI frustrating.
Together, they transform AI from an unpredictable assistant into a reliable system that scales your expertise.
But these techniques are just 15% of what you'll learn.
I’ll also show you how to create a Level 2 AI Coach that’s trained in your methods.
Workshop happens this Monday. 3 days left to register.
Full details here: www.felixtay.com/augmented-authority
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