Your Genius commands
Type these to your Genius (your own MyGentic brain). It comes ready, with all five days' skills installed. It asks one question at a time: answer it, and it moves on. Stay in the same chat for each day's commands. No code, ever.
If it gives you a long answer instead of one question, say: “Hey Genius, one step at a time. Ask me one question, then wait.”
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Day 1 · Your expertise is the asset
Find the one problem you've solved again and again.
Hey Genius, interview me about my expertise
5–7 questions, one at a time: your years, the problems people bring you, who paid. You get a list of problems you've solved for years.
Hey Genius, find my one problem
Your top 3 scored on three tests (done it for years · people paid · you can explain it), a pick and why. You choose.
Hey Genius, write my expert statement
3 versions of “I help [who] solve [problem]. I've done it for [n] years.” You lock one.
Win to post in Circle: “My one problem: I help [who] solve [problem]. I've done it for [n] years.”
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Day 2 · Capture it
Get your method out of your head and onto one page.
Hey Genius, walk me through my method
It takes you through one real client (no names): what you do first, then what, how you know it's done.
Hey Genius, turn my method into a checklist
A one-page playbook: 5–9 steps, the questions you ask, the red flags you spot, your rules.
Hey Genius, what am I leaving out?
It hunts for your “it depends” moments and asks how you decide. Your judgment calls get added.
Hey Genius, name my method
Five name options. You pick one (or make your own).
Win to post in Circle: “My method has [n] steps. It's called [name].”
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Day 3 · Build your Genius
Knowledge, a skill and a persona. Then plug it into ChatGPT, Claude or Grok.
Hey Genius, set up my Genius
Your playbook as a clean Knowledge document, a name for your Genius, and where to upload it in Brain Builder.
Hey Genius, build my first skill
A skill = one job clients need, done your way. You get a draft to paste into Skills and switch on.
Hey Genius, write my persona
Paste 3 things you wrote (no names). You get your persona: how you talk, what it never does, when it hands a client to you.
Hey Genius, answer as me: [client question]
Ask it inside ChatGPT, Claude or Grok with your Genius connected. It answers as you, from your knowledge, skills and persona.
Win to post in Circle: “Meet [Genius name]. I asked it: [question]. Here's its first answer.” + screenshot (no client names)
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Day 4 · Test your Genius
Same question: plain AI vs your Genius. Fix it in the right layer.
Hey Genius, give me my test questions
5–10 real questions your clients ask: everyday, tricky, and one out of scope.
Hey Genius, compare these two answers
Ask the question with your Genius off (plain AI), then on. Paste both: scored on four tests (specific · sounds like you · next step · safe), plus “what only you would say”.
Hey Genius, fix what you got wrong
It names the layer (Knowledge, Skill or Persona) and drafts the exact fix. Paste it in, ask again.
Hey Genius, test my skills
One real example per skill, scored. The weakest one gets a fix.
Win to post in Circle: Your side-by-side (names removed) + “What only my Genius said: …”
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Day 5 · Package & price it
Service first, then product.
Hey Genius, package my service
A service with your Genius inside: who, outcome, how long, what's included, where your Genius helps.
Hey Genius, help me price it
A worksheet built from your numbers. It never invents a price; you pick a test price.
Hey Genius, map my product path
Now: you + your Genius · Next: between sessions · Later: self-serve.
Hey Genius, write my offer message
A short message to 3 people who know your work. You send it yourself.
Win to post in Circle: “My first offer: [service] for [who]. [Genius name] is inside it.”
After Day 5: Genius to Business. The 4-month program to build it for real, with clients. $997 · [sales page link]
What your Genius never does
Invent numbers, results, testimonials, prices or quotes (anything you haven't given it stays in [brackets]) · keep client names (remove them first) · send messages for you (it drafts; you send) · ask you to code.