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Everybody wants to work smarter, not harder. I'm guessing you do, too, Reader. Which is why you're considering Perhaps you've taken to heart some of my shouty emails of late about how, since it's here to stay anyway, you should train AI to do your most boring chores. You're intrigued by the fact that: ✨ AI can remember your preferences, your brand voice and your workflows—so you don’t have to repeat yourself and feel like you're trapped in Groundhog Day. ✨ You can finally stop reformatting, repurposing or rephrasing your genius manually. AI does it for you, while you get back to the good stuff (writing, creating, building your soul-business). ✨ AI can learn your energy levels and priorities and turn your chaos into a weekly plan that leaves room for naps... AND it can turn your climate and HOA constraints into the garden of your dreams... And... and... and... Hopefully, by now, you're seeing that the sky really is the limit. But a fair question you might be asking is: WHY would a person need a Custom GPT—AKA a paid account—anyway? Can't you just get by with the free version? Sure, free ChatGPT is a handy little sidekick—if you don't mind the fact that it's got the memory of a goldfish. You can pour your heart into explaining your voice, your values, your audience, and then poof—it's gone. The next time you open a chat, it’s like, “Hi, who dis?” A custom GPT, which I build with you step-by-detailed-step in Create Your Custom GPT, remembers. It retains your voice, your quirks and your disdain for the Oxford comma so thoroughly, it will become your backstage bitch. (For real, that's what my first custom GPT dubbed itself.) So, if you’re finally realizing that AI can steal back your most precious resource—time—so you can make more art... If you know in your bones that you want to work smarter, not harder, and stop reinventing the wheel every time you sit down at your computer... If you’re ready to spend more time making magic and less time wrestling with formatting, repurposing and repetitive digital janitorial work... Then it’s time to build your ride-or-die robot. Create Your Custom GPT is your step-by-step map to doing just that. No tech jargon. No coding. No soul-deadening "systems." Just a playful, powerful way to make AI your creative co-pilot. But here’s the thing, Reader: The price is going up to $497 tomorrow. And once it does, it’s not coming back down. Right now, you can still snag lifetime access for $297—and get every future prebuilt GPT I make, free forever. That’s $200 you could spend on candles, craft supplies or celebratory cocktails once you realize how gloriously productive you’ve become. 👉 Join Create Your Custom GPT now and build the AI assistant your genius deserves. Let your GPT remember everything, so you can forget what overwork feels like. |
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Reader, this is it. The last call. The final curtain. The moment when you decide if you’re going to keep duct-taping together workflows and repurposing content manually... Or if you're going to steal back your time starting now. You already know the promise of a Custom GPT: 🤖 It remembers your voice, so you don’t have to keep re-explaining yourself🤖 It handles the tedious stuff, so you can stay in your creative zone🤖 It helps you do more of what you love—with less burnout, hustle or...
Hey Reader, Not trying to show up all doomsical in your inbox on a Wednesday, but I recently stumbled on a stat that gave me a tiny heart attack. As of 2025, ADA accessibility is no longer a “nice‑to‑have” on your website. Apparently, lawsuits over things like missing alt text, broken navigation for screen‑readers, forms people can’t use if they can’t see or click—are skyrocketing. In just the first half of this year, more than 2,000 ADA-accessibility lawsuits were filed in the US alone....
When it comes to the robots, I've got good news and bad news, Reader. The good news? AI can save you HOURS. It can help you brainstorm, structure ideas, find your throughline, tackle tedium and write the boring bits (meta descriptions—UGH) so you can stay in your genius zone. The bad news: It's wildly overconfident like your know-it-all colleague who's an expert on everything from government policy to how to air fry zucchini, even though you've secretly fact-checked him dozens of times and...