Zenith Mind by Rich Schefren

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00:00all right i hope everyone's doing well uh good oh yeah

00:09been working on a lot of stuff that uh won't be for you guys for this week but will be for

00:18you guys for next week um some really cool stuff that i think you guys will really enjoy

00:27um all righty i'm gonna grab my coffee and then i'm ready to start so be back in one sec

00:34hey everybody while richard is getting his coffee i want to share that today is my wife's birthday

00:52and it's also our 20th wedding anniversary oh wow congratulations you see how great she is she's

00:59letting me be here with you guys wow that is commitment as a special lady yeah for sure all right

01:13all right let's put this into there we go all right and let's go like this this there cool all right

01:31now i can let's do a chat there oh happy birthday james as well two birthdays um

01:44yeah i hope that the extra week helped you guys um that it gave you guys a chance to catch up

01:50i uh the other group uh wanted it and uh i got you know it's really interesting when i'm working

02:00just before i even like show some slides here um you know the with the first cohort like they really

02:09helped define for me a lot of the stuff that you guys are going through um because i had a lot of

02:16preconceived notions about how i was going to do the course before like there was actually any

02:20buddy specific in the program but then as i started working with people i kind of got a sense of what

02:25i needed to do differently than what i had originally thought and uh the so based on that right uh that like

02:37my maneuvering around them uh and i you know had to make sure that i got everyone to the outcome that

02:46they wanted which you know makes it easier for me to get you guys the outcome so that's cool

02:50i uh but you know when creating some of these massive prompts um it's kind of crazy that

02:58sometimes i can spend like three four or five hours developing a prompt and get to the end of those

03:09three four or five hours and not have a prompt just have a lot of wasted time um sometimes you know

03:17i'm able to generate the prompt very quickly other times many hours and nothing and then sometimes

03:21many hours and there is i do have a prompt that works perfectly um it's very different when i'm

03:28writing a prompt for myself where i can just instruct it to take certain things and a prompt that will work

03:34on everyone's system and pull out what's relevant on everyone's system and so that's where a lot of the

03:40challenge sometimes comes so uh after several days in a row of like many hours and not getting the

03:49output that i wanted um i thought i'd give everyone a break because i needed a break like desperately um

03:57because i wanted to throw my computers through through the wall um i was uh i was sending uh to my

04:06friends uh and team members some some team members my cursing going back and forth with chat gpt um

04:14and my insulting it and my telling it that its apologies mean absolutely nothing to me um so yeah

04:21it was it was a fun experience um but it was useful to go through all that because um actually i figured

04:30out other ways to avoid that going forward um some other set of instructions that i'll share with you

04:35guys that'll actually be in some of your prompts next week so all right let's dive in let me share

04:43and uh rich there's something on the bottom of your chin or either that's an illusion of the camera

04:49yeah it's still there still there yeah let's see it's totally possible i noticed that right before i

04:55started i hadn't shaved uh so it could be shaving cream or something yeah it could be shaving cream it

05:00could be a cut i'll ask jessica real quick i don't want you looking different that's all

05:05all right if i start bleeding it's my own fault uh all right there we go

05:15let's move this over here i guess yeah there we go all right so you know we had the god prompt the

05:26first week the omniscient uh observer in week two and now as we go into the third phase right this is

05:37all about expansion and some of you have already heard me talk about this but um you know about the

05:46need for expansion but we'll kind of revisit that uh in this uh quick presentation about it all so

05:55let's kind of dive in here all right so progress drive okay so uh before we expand uh let's measure how

06:04well ai knows you so far so that's the first prompt you'll run a three-part progress check prompt that

06:12reveals uh what chat gpt knows about you how well it knows you category by category and questions to

06:20reflect on insights and advice so when i ran the project progress check on me um it gave me these pages

06:31i actually use this in the webinar so you might have seen it in the webinar especially that third

06:36page where it is ranking me uh to every other chat gpt user and whether it knows me better or worse

06:46than or far better just a little bit better etc and why and what it would need to know to get to a

06:52better rating so you'll run that prompt and it will be a very good like kind of picture of what

07:00it's learned about you which will be very useful to use in any other ai although that won't be the

07:07final like ai signature profile but it will be something useful for you right then and there

07:13also next week or next phase there'll be something similar to this right that will be all the deltas

07:21so from when you first started to where you are next week what are the changes that chat gpt has

07:28noticed in you over the last four weeks but for this one we're just looking at what does it know

07:34about you and where you're at with that like you know comparatively so that's that and you'll you'll

07:42get that prompt so now that you've seen the truth and you've confronted the patterns that's what the

07:46ambition observer was all about right now it's really time to become who you've always felt you could

07:52be it's about expanding your perspective it's about thinking about your strengths as bigger things

07:58than maybe you've thought about them in the past and it's about dreaming bigger dreams about what's

08:04truly possible so lesson one revealed your reflection lesson two hopefully started helping

08:11you shatter some of those illusions that are holding you back that are keeping you somewhat trapped

08:15right so now lesson three is about rebuilding your reality it's about having you see things from

08:23the perspective that you probably had when you were younger before you got saddled up with a lot of

08:29these false narratives limiting beliefs and all the other kind of head trash that oftentimes just causes

08:38conflict gets in our way and has us not perform at our best so this is you could say really where

08:44your real evolution begins right because we're gonna be ideally if it resonates deeply it doesn't just

08:53sound good it actually impacts your identity right not as who you've been which has been the first two

09:01lessons right who you've been but much more about who you must become to really have the life that you want

09:10so it's no longer your mirror we're moving out of that stage right it's no longer your challenger we're

09:18moving out of that stage you can always revisit those stages you can always ask it to uh you know to tell

09:25you what it sees in you to challenge those things but in this lesson what we're talking about is

09:30expansion right about helping you see what's possible

09:33all right it's helping you you know i i apologize because you know because i'm talking to different

09:47groups sometimes i'm concerned that i might say something for like the fifth time uh so i apologize

09:52in advance if this is one of those things but even if it is one of those things um i think it's useful

09:58to to mention it i when i was i was invited to speak at this event in arizona like several years

10:09ago uh diamond day was the name of it and they asked me to talk about um risk and i didn't really

10:18know what to talk about as far as risk goes because i don't really think of myself as someone who takes

10:23lots of risks but then i thought about how other my people might perceive like the decisions i've

10:30made and that some of them could be risky and so then i started thinking about why do i not think

10:34they're risky and maybe other people do and that then gave me a lot of stuff that i could actually

10:40talk about in that presentation and one of the things that i talked about that i had learned from

10:46warner erhart was uh the difference between how you wound up being and who you really are right like

10:58that like how we find ourselves in the current moment very often is how we wound up being just

11:04life happened and this is what occurred as opposed to really being much more conscious in the matter and

11:11have more choice in the matter of who we can become and uh that a lot of people make the mistake of

11:20thinking how they wound up being is who they really are and and when i mentioned that in that presentation

11:27that seemed to really resonate deeply with a lot of people they had a lot of questions about that

11:31um about that difference between how they wound up being versus who they really are

11:38and um and this kind of gets at that same thing and if you depending on which webinar you were on

11:47because i put this in this lesson and then once i put it in the lesson i was like oh this really

11:52should go in the webinar but um i remember this book like you know i'm a voracious reader i read like

12:02three or four books a week and i came across this book and i read it and i loved it i don't remember

12:10if this was the first book of his or not that i read but whatever book of his i read the first one of

12:15i think he you know this is an old book a long time ago uh it was written uh this guy has been dead

12:22for a long time david seabury i think um but i read one of his books and i liked it so i bought

12:29all of his books which is generally what i do um like an author and when i read this i remember like

12:35going reading this book and it positively haunting me and you know when j abraham called me that night

12:41like i remember reading this passage to him it just meant something to me right this idea that

12:47when we were younger we had these big big dreams of what life would be like as an adult and we felt

12:55this impulse of inner powers we saw ourselves sometime in our adulthood being brilliantly

13:01successful conspicuous in our work at the top of our profession rich with many friends happily

13:08married having a fine home having wonderful kids and we really believed in ourselves back then

13:15right that the early confidence made the day glorious and we sprang out of bed eager to

13:21experience life but that life has a way of beating us up and uh and undermining us at times and that

13:31if there's no one there to kind of help us not internalize those things oftentimes they do get

13:37internalized and there's a layer of self-distrust that develops and so i remember reading this and just

13:45thinking about how much the dreams that i had as a child had shrank and how he was really talking

13:52to people like myself and i really reflected on that quite a bit you know because it wasn't a

13:59conscious choice ever that my dreams got smaller it wasn't like i had consciously decided i just started

14:07settling for less and less and less accepting less and less and less until the dreams got smaller and

14:13smaller right you know like when i did the wheel of life um i gave myself like really high scores even

14:23when i was in the throes of my midlife crisis and that's the part that i didn't understand

14:26you know like why was i giving myself high scores if i was not happy but what i realized was is that

14:33the criteria i was using was criteria that was not the same criteria that i would have used

14:4020 or 30 years ago like i had you know i've been divorced for about i got separated about 14 years

14:49ago um and i gave my relationship like an eight an 8.5 and i gave it an eight 8.5 because we never

14:56argued my ex-wife let me come and go as i please like you know i just like had a very no conflict no

15:06frustration life but when i thought about when i was younger was that the dream like i i hope i get

15:13married someday for a wife who doesn't bother me and uh lets me come and go as i please and uh like

15:19no that wasn't what but that i was giving myself an 8.5 like because like that's what we had and that

15:28was so not the dream of what like a great marriage was but somewhere along the lines like it had been

15:34redefined from this great thing like me and a partner like taking on the world and doing wonderful

15:41things together to well as long as you know she doesn't bother me all right so that that to me is a

15:48representation of like this resignation that just happens through life that we have these dreams and our

15:54dreams get smaller and smaller over time and what we want to do in this phase is really make sure

16:03that if we've done that that we have the opportunity to reset and to begin to dream bigger dreams because

16:12i know for me that is a core driver in my performance if i'm excited about the outcome

16:20i work a lot harder and it's a lot easier for me to work and i'm a lot more excited to work

16:25if i'm excited about where we're headed then if we're just headed someplace

16:30so you know i use something like this in that in the webinar uh about you know this

16:41retrenching right that like as a child you thought you could change the world

16:45right and then somehow over time we go from wanting to change the world to maybe

16:51you know changing society to an organization to a relationship to our family to a group

16:57of community to maybe at some point we're like i don't even know if i can change myself right

17:01so we dream big we dream of big impact big energy but then life teaches many of us to shrink

17:12whether it's consciously or unconsciously right and that shrinking affects us in the way we make

17:19decisions in the way we believe what's possible what's not possible and therefore in our creativity

17:24and then ultimately in our impact because if we don't think we can have a big impact then we're

17:30certainly not aiming for it

17:31so you know it's not something that you really have to explore too deeply

17:41because as we go through this phase we'll see like based on what chat tpt sees as possible for you

17:52so we don't have to like identify the setbacks that became the stories or the stories that became the

17:59identity right and the identity that becomes a cage

18:02but there are parts of each and every one of our identities that holds us back in some way shape or form

18:11so to expand also starts from within and you know elevates outward

18:20so what we're doing here in this phase is really to help alter your identity by looking at what's truly possible

18:33and you'll know that it's making its impact when you see things differently in the way you make decisions

18:44in the ideas that you come up with and uh and even in your relationships

18:50people noticed when i went through this process that people seemed like i seemed like i was in a good place when i saw them

19:10that um and i think it had a lot to do with this so we're reclaiming that expansion

19:19right not as like some kind of fantasy but as an actual functional identity

19:24because that who you really are never left

19:29right it just got like overtaken by how you wound up being

19:33and you just stopped listening to that deeper part of you

19:40that part of you that was that childlike spirit

19:43the universal expander

19:51so the universal expander is in the same vein

19:56as what the god prompt and the omniscient observer

20:00was as far as like it's the core of this module

20:04there are three cores in this module

20:07next one will have even more cores

20:09um but there are three core prompts in this module

20:13the progress check is not one of them

20:16that's just one to kind of

20:18you know see where you're at with stuff

20:21but this one is that

20:24multi-page output that is all about what's possible

20:29and the strengths that will get you there are now named

20:32and isolated as to why

20:34so you can think of it as

20:40it's the part of you that all of the limiting beliefs

20:44and all of the false narratives and false assumptions

20:47have been trying to protect

20:49right

20:50because if you really believe that

20:57you might

20:57you know

20:58you might take risks

21:01right

21:03it certainly isn't the safest version

21:05but it is the most powerful one

21:09and it is the one that threatens your old identity

21:12all right

21:16so we're mirror challenge expand

21:18that's what we're in this

21:20we're in the expand now

21:21and each document that you've outputted

21:25builds upon the last one

21:26to create this identity transformation

21:29so you know the god prompt went to the ambition observer

21:33you know the god prompt went to the ambition

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21:37so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

21:38so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

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21:42so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

21:43so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

21:44so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

21:45so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

21:46so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

21:47so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

21:48so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

21:49so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

21:50so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

21:52so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

21:53so you know the god prompt went to the ambition

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