An email from Grammarly has just congratulated me for using it for 7 years .
I’m surprised to be honest, if anyone had asked I might have decided 5 years at a stretch.
Something I should also point out is that I use this tool every day.
I should also point out that I haven’t been a paid member that long.
I just checked, almost that long.
I was a free user for two years before I decided it was worth paying for.
My last report from Grammarly contained this little gem.
6,068,342 total words analyzed by Grammarly since Sep 26, 2018.
Sheesh, that’s about 60 novels worth.
I know that I’m not the most prolific writer online, or offline for that matter, but that is still a lot more writing than I thought.
I don’t know of any author who has written 60 novels in the last 7 years, do you?
What it does show me is that anyone who want’s to write anything for any reason is capable of writing a lot more than they might think.
People over estimate what they can get done in a day, and massively underestimate what they can do in a year.
Think about that for a moment.
The difference between those two positions is fascinating.
If you can manage to write 300 words a day you’ll have a novel done in a year, if you stick with it.
Looking at that massive number above shows that I’m averaging over 2,000 words a day, and I don’t spend all day writing.
I think you can manage 300 without too much strain on your time or other activities.
Use this to keep your writing tidy:- https://go.wm-tips.com/grammarly .
It’s pretty easy to use and helps you edit your work fast.
Regards, Brent.
Well, to write like you.
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Well, to write like you .
To do those dull, boring tasks that you avoid even though you know better.
Did you know that you can train an AI tool to be your virtual assistant , mostly for free.
For some tasks you’ll need a paid account but for most you won’t.
Here’s a budget book to help you get them right .
https://link.wm-tips.com/assist.
A well-crafted GPT can do research for you, create a scaffold for a blog post, or a video script, etc.
It can fill in the content in the same way you would and you can proof-read it as it goes so you get instant corrections .
Once it’s done you can have another GPT post the content wherever you want.
Talk about rapid product creation .
And it’s all in your voice.
What do you want to do with this?
Write books?
Create faceless videos?
Build a high-value blog?
Create a 365-day email sequence to promote stuff?
Create GPTs for other people?
What else can you think up?
https://link.wm-tips.com/assist.
Regards, Brent.
That’s probably a lie.
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That’s probably a lie.
I have no idea how many experiments I have run online in the 26 years I’ve been doing them, but it’s probably in the high hundreds at least.
Anyway, I’m testing a theory that it’s possible to make good money with blogging and cheap paid traffic.
The theory is that Google rewards pages with traffic as much as backlinks.
Most of the relatively reputable sources of low-cost traffic generate that traffic with links on high traffic sites.
That should result in backlinks and visitors.
Sort of a double whammy if you like.
The ultimate aim here is that if I can show that you can make money with free tools and low-cost paid traffic then pretty much anyone can do this.
Has anyone tried something like this?
Can you let me know how it worked out for you please?
Regards, Brent.
P.S. I needed a product to give away for this re-purposed blog so I used this GPT. It gave me the product in minutes.
Find out more, click.
Most people look at PLR (Private Label Rights content) and think:
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Most people look at PLR (Private Label Rights content) and think: “Outdated. Low quality. Useless.”
But that’s only true if you use it as-is.
This week, I used Rapid PLR Profit Pro GPT to transform a generic PLR ebook into a polished, ready-to-sell product in less than 10 minutes.
Here’s what it handled for me:
Rewrote the content into a fresh, engaging style
Gave it a new title and professional chapter structure
Drafted a simple sales page to start selling immediately
That’s the difference between another dusty PLR file on your hard drive and a real digital product you can market today.
And this isn’t theory. I’ve been using Rapid PLR Profit Pro to create quick-turnaround offers I can bundle, sell, or use as bonuses.
When you join my Substack members area, you’ll get full access to Rapid PLR Profit Pro, along with:
It’s $7/month. That’s less than lunch. And it unlocks a growing toolkit of AI systems designed to save you time and help you build faster.
Join here and get instant access »
Regards, Brent.
P.S. If you’ve ever thought, “I should sell digital products, but I don’t know where to start,” this GPT is the missing link. It gives you the product and the launch materials in minutes.
Start here for $7/month »
We’re on holiday for a week.
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We’re on holiday for a week.
We haven’t had the caravan out for over a year due to family issues beginning with my mother passing away.
90% of the family issues have nothing to do with that event though.
Anyway, we’re a bit out of practice with this caravanning stuff.
So, here’s the sequence of mishaps beginning the day we were hitching up.
I’ve got the Pajero lined up under the tow ball, but my wife says the van won’t drop down.
Correct, when the front stabilisers are still hard on the driveway , the front of the van won’t go any lower.
The sway bars weren’t fitted, so we stopped to add them.
The towing mirrors weren’t fitted so I stopped to fit them.
There was nothing in the refrigerator except a litre of milk .
My good jeans didn’t make it into the van.
I neglected to include a warm coat .
I forgot to pack the modem . The lunchtime toasted sandwich couldn’t be made because the sandwich maker didn’t make it into the van.
The spring-loaded tension ropes for the annex didn’t make it into the van.
The vacuum cleaner didn’t make it into the van.
I neglected to pack any wine .
Anyway, there are shops here and we’ve managed to correct all, well most, of those things.
No excuses, we were not well prepared , but we still made it to the camp ground and we are having a break.
Perhaps I should have asked this GPT to create a checklist for me to make sure we had everything we needed.
The takeaway from this is that you don’t need to have everything when you start a project because you can pick up things along the way.
What you do have to do is know where you’re going and get started.
Regards, Brent.
I am aware that many people consider some Australian wildlife to be highly dangerous, and that’s true, but it’s extremely rare to meet up with any of those creatures.
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I am aware that many people consider some Australian wildlife to be highly dangerous , and that’s true, but it’s extremely rare to meet up with any of those creatures.
The real danger in Australia is the lack of population.
Most of the people live on the east coast, the rest of the continent is essentially empty.
So, if you’re travelling outside the main population areas there is a good chance that you won’t see any other travellers for hours at a time .
Some roads are much more travelled than others.
Some roads don’t see more than a few vehicles a year.
This is dangerous because if you’re off the main roads and you breakdown it’s going to be up to you to get yourself out of trouble.
You do not walk away from your vehicle.
It’s easy to get lost , even near a road, and the chances of finding your way back are slim once you’ve lost sight of your vehicle or track markers.
There was a young lady who went bushwalking in Tasmania.
The GPS logging on her phone gave a reasonable location for the last ping.
Two years later they still haven’t found any trace.
She went a bit further than she intended and it got dark.
Not all journeys will end as badly as that one, but
all journeys can start off well and end in disaster if you lose your sense of direction and your way.
If you’re in unfamiliar territory is pays to have a good map, some good advice, or some good directions.
That’s where this GPT can help.
Ask the questions before you set off on your journey, and ask questions during the trip.
It’ll help you stay on track and reach your destination safely.
Regards, Brent.
If a journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single step it might be super important to make sure that first step is the right one.
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If a journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single step it might be super important to make sure that first step is the right one.
Otherwise you could end up 2,000 miles from where you intended to be.
Each subsequent step builds on the last so each step is important.
None of them are pointless, unless you’ve drifted off the path.
To illustrate how each step builds on the last consider the studies of dominos.
Each time a domino falls it generates enough energy to topple a domino 50% bigger.
That means that if you could build them and set them up you could knock over the tallest building in the world starting with a standard wooden domino, and it would only take 11 dominos .
Each step on your journey to the success you can imagine has a similar effect .
It doesn’t matter where you start.
What matters is that you do start.
If you have already started, but are not getting the results you want, perhaps you’re not heading down the right path for you.
Alternatively, your efforts might be scattered.
Decide where you want to be.
Work your way backwards from there until you know what the first step is .
What you need to do today.
One thing, not a list.
Need help with deciding?
Ask questions of this GPT , it’ll guide you.
Regards, Brent.
Everybody has heard about the Pareto Principal, but almost nobody uses it correctly.
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Everybody has heard about the Pareto Principal, but almost nobody uses it correctly .
80% of your results, in any endeavour, are produced by just 20% of your efforts.
Seems pretty clear doesn’t it?
But here’s the thing.
Drill down.
64% of your results come from 4% of your effort.
50% of your results come from 1% of your effort .
So, if you have a list of 20 things you think you need to do to make your online efforts successful. and you reduce that to just one thing, you’ll still get 50% of the results you are looking for.
Just make sure that is the most useful thing to be doing.
Most people would think that would be building an email list.
I’m suggesting that there is one thing more important that that.
Generating traffic to that landing page to build your list.
When you know how to generate traffic on demand everything else becomes so much easier.
What can you do with a constant stream of traffic?
The glib answer is anything you like, which is true, but for a few suggestions try these:-
Sell it.
Direct it to any landing page you like.
Direct it to Amazon and make little commissions, or Temu for bigger commissions.
Direct it to your blog.
Direct it to a CPA offer.
Direct it to a rotator and test multiple offers at the same time.
The question now is How do I get this traffic?
Ask this GPT , it’ll guide you.
Regards, Brent.
When it comes to growing an online business, the hardest part isn’t execution, it’s the ideas.
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When it comes to growing an online business, the hardest part isn’t execution, it’s the ideas .
What product should I launch next? How do I promote it? What’s the fastest way to get subscribers or sales?
That’s exactly why I created Idea Generation Pro GPT .
This GPT is built to take vague goals and turn them into concrete strategies.
In fact, the entire promotion plan I’m running right now, to get 100 new subscribers in 30 days, came directly from Idea Generation Pro.
Inside, it doesn’t just spit out random tips.
It guides you through proven frameworks:
And here’s the best part: Idea Generation Pro is just one of several GPTs in my Substack members area.
You’ll also get access to:
Clickless Funnel Coach → build sales funnels and email sequences in minutes
Rapid PLR Profit Pro → transform generic PLR into polished, money-ready products
Plus new GPTs as I release them
Most AI tools cost $20–$200 per month for a single feature. This is $7 per month for a growing AI toolkit built for solopreneurs.
Join today and secure your spot as one of the Founding members . Membership, currently, is $7/month, but once this promotion is done this level is gone.
But when this level is gone you’ll be grandfathered (or grandmothered) in.
Join the smart people here »
Regards, Brent.
Everybody has ideas all day every day.
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Everybody has ideas all day every day.
Most of those ideas ares still-born because most people poo-poo their own ideas almost instantly.
When you don’t automatically discount what you think up, and write them down or record them another way, you won’t forget them instantly.
You may not know how to turn that new idea into a product, an email, a post somewhere, yet, but give it some gestational time and you will.
That’s not always true, some ideas will always be discounted, some should be, but others only work when you combine one with another.
Remember my recent email about asking stupid questions?
That email shows you how to maximise the benefit of your ideas by asking the right type of question.
Sometimes, even with the right type of question, the time isn’t right for that idea.
Stick it on the back-burner and let it simmer.
Never discount an idea because someone else has already done it .
They are not you, and you will create something unique because of who you are.
After all, how many different modes of transport are there?
It’s the same idea .
Get one or more people from one place to another faster than walking.
But each different company has a different take on how best to do that.
In 12 months there will be even more modes of transport available.
No one is giving up because there are already more than enough available now.
The key is to store your ideas, then ask better questions until you create something unique.
Learn to ask better questions: https://www.amazon.com/Wink-Modern-Parable-Wealth-Dynamics-ebook/dp/B004VBH2L4?crid=1ZMYY7TDHHKMH&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.gk3PB5kKVVN-XfSjJ6It7xQgM-OJAYMIit7O9gYaj-34DTvBr-BPQgSPTfqse8f4w_Vj21w-QFkpzhDGsZoABGmhcRhRm65Sg_SdCxgkt4CqQPbVosnnHFE5SDZV8fghTMHzEtZY-CVlzFQR5AYOMjLjpDzfvPcAheW8Ldm7tcGxPE5Ko_cxTdX6P60FyNm5iG-vDD0iNH0Z04fvR3J8YnEOhgVMV98tRdcAurJOdAzG4JxwOCoxPwao3YfW_dUgrIaSdPjIQMAjGAcCyjcJvA8bwJxU3svnLVv3AyaH7mw.xkcZwZzanBRmb-_lIXf2o_IrcaL5Wg6sD_49_gvs2qU&dib_tag=se&&&sprefix=wink,aps,473&sr=8-17&&&&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl .
Regards, Brent.
