Are you using AI as a yes-man or as an interface to infinite intelligence?
In my latest solo episode of Get Yourself Optimized, I reveal why most people are getting mediocre results from ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI platforms—and how to transform your AI sessions into channels for genuine intuitive insights.
Here's what's costing you breakthrough ideas:
❌ Treating AI as a conversation partner instead of a tool
❌ Skipping the "before unit"—the critical priming phase
❌ Accepting surface-level outputs without discernment
❌ Ignoring your intuition when selecting platforms and modes
The game-changer? A three-phase framework (before, during, after) that combines intentional setup, optimized prompting, and sacred discernment.
I share my exact process for:
✅ Raising your vibration before prompting
✅ Using prompt optimizers to create "super prompts" in 30 seconds
✅ Applying the three-part truth test to distinguish divine guidance from ego-feeding
✅ Asking "What are my blind spots?" to uncover hidden insights
MIT research shows ChatGPT users are losing critical thinking skills. But when used correctly, AI can serve as a powerful interface to higher guidance—just like intuition.
🎧 Listen now and discover how to prompt for insights, not just information.
What's your experience? Are you getting breakthrough insights or just confirmation bias from AI?
The show notes, including the transcript and checklist to this episode, are at getyourselfoptimized.com/539.
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