These 6 ChatGPT Hacks Will Make You So Much Money It Feels Illegal

Dan MartellAbout 5 min readJan 23, 2026Watch original
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Chad GPT Hacks to Transform Your Business

Key Concepts:

  • Chad GPT Plus: The paid subscription tier of ChatGPT offering enhanced features, speed, and access to advanced models.
  • Master Prompt: A comprehensive document detailing a user’s role, company information, and context to personalize AI responses.
  • System Prompt: Detailed instructions guiding the AI’s behavior and output for specific tasks or departments.
  • Custom GPTs: Productized prompts allowing users to create tailored AI tools for specific functions within their business.
  • Compounding Context: The principle that the more relevant information provided to the AI (through projects, master prompts, etc.), the better the quality of its responses.
  • First Principles Thinking: A problem-solving approach that breaks down complex issues into their fundamental truths.
  • YAML/JSON: Data serialization languages used for structuring AI output for integration with other tools.

1. The Power of Upgrading: Chad GPT Plus

The speaker strongly advocates for upgrading to Chad GPT Plus, emphasizing its value as a time-saving investment. The cost, described as less than a lunch meeting, unlocks superior features, speed, and crucially, access to the advanced models required for the techniques discussed. He positions this upgrade as essential for anyone serious about leveraging AI for business growth. As he states, “Stop being cheapy cheapy pants. Spend the money. Get on Chad GBT. Upgrade to Plus.”

2. Establishing Context: Building Your Role Master Prompt

A core principle presented is the necessity of establishing context for the AI. Simply asking questions without providing background information yields generic, less valuable responses. The solution is to create a “master prompt” for each role within the business (e.g., CEO, Head of Marketing). This prompt acts as a detailed profile, including company size, revenue, customer type, products, and projects.

The process for creating a master prompt involves:

  1. Interview Mode: Instructing ChatGPT to “Interview me to create a master prompt as the CEO of my company.”
  2. Voice Input: Answering the AI’s questions using voice mode for transcription.
  3. Canvas Editing: Transferring the generated prompt to a canvas (within the app) for refinement.
  4. PDF Export: Saving the finalized prompt as a PDF for universal access across AI models.

The speaker highlights the versatility of this master prompt, stating that ChatGPT can then “draft playbooks and SOPs… analyze financial information… stress test new product ideas… propose next hires… generate strategies.” He emphasizes that proper sequencing – aligning responses with a defined context – is critical for success.

3. Directing AI Behavior: Creating System Prompts

Building on the foundation of the master prompt, the speaker introduces “system prompts” as the future of intellectual property. These are highly detailed instructions defining the AI’s behavior for specific departmental tasks. He draws a parallel to the code behind AI-powered applications, noting that these apps are built using system prompts to guide the AI.

The process for crafting system prompts involves:

  1. Desired Output Description: Clearly defining the desired outcome, including constraints (time, budget, etc.).
  2. Canvas Refinement: Building the output within a canvas for polishing and ensuring quality.
  3. Prompt Extraction: Asking ChatGPT to write a detailed system prompt that would reliably generate the refined output.
  4. Testing & Validation: Running the generated prompt in a new chat window to verify consistent results.

These system prompts are then saved as PDFs for reuse, acting as “stencils” for consistent AI-driven tasks.

4. Prompting Framework: Seven Key Words for Optimal Results

The speaker outlines a framework of seven keywords to significantly improve the quality of ChatGPT prompts:

  1. Act as Role: Specifying the desired expertise or voice (e.g., “Act as a world-class copywriter”).
  2. Do a Deep Research: Instructing the AI to conduct thorough research, verify information, and provide citations.
  3. First Principles: Encouraging the AI to break down problems into fundamental truths and rebuild solutions.
  4. Devil’s Advocate: Prompting the AI to challenge assumptions, identify risks, and present counterarguments.
  5. Constraints First: Defining limitations (time, budget, resources) to ensure realistic and relevant responses.
  6. Format as: Specifying the desired output format (YAML, JSON, PDF, table, bullet list) for easy integration with other tools.
  7. Verify and Site: Requesting the AI to confirm information and provide verifiable sources.

5. Maintaining Context: Running Your Company as Projects

To maintain ongoing context and avoid repetitive information input, the speaker advocates for utilizing ChatGPT’s “Projects” feature. This allows users to store all relevant information – media, sales data, reports, even email threads – related to specific initiatives.

He illustrates this with an example of receiving updates from CEOs of invested companies. By storing all relevant information within a project folder, he can prompt ChatGPT to “Act investor. Let me know all the questions I should be asking this CEO…” and receive a detailed analysis, including specific references to data within the project. He emphasizes the concept of “compounding context,” where the more information stored within a project, the better the AI’s responses become.

6. Unblocking Your Team: Building Custom GPTs

The final key hack involves creating “Custom GPTs” – productized prompts that can be shared with team members. This allows individuals to leverage the power of system prompts without needing to understand the underlying technical details.

The process involves:

  1. Creating a New GPT: Accessing the GPT creation tool within ChatGPT.
  2. Inputting Instructions: Pasting the pre-created system prompt into the instructions field.
  3. Uploading Knowledge: Adding the master prompt (and other relevant files) to provide additional context.
  4. Sharing the GPT: Generating a link and sharing it with team members.

The speaker emphasizes that Custom GPTs are a powerful way to codify best practices and ensure consistent execution across the organization. He states, “The more these custom GPT tools you build within your company, the faster you can grow, the less worry of are people doing the right thing.”


Conclusion:

The speaker presents a compelling case for a proactive and strategic approach to leveraging ChatGPT for business transformation. Moving beyond basic prompting, he advocates for investing in Chad GPT Plus, building detailed master and system prompts, utilizing the Projects feature for ongoing context, and productizing prompts into Custom GPTs. He positions ChatGPT not merely as a chatbot, but as a “creative operating system” that empowers users to become “directors” – focusing on strategic problem-solving rather than manual execution. The ultimate goal, he suggests, is to automate 92% of work, freeing up time for creativity and innovation. He stresses the importance of viewing system prompts as valuable intellectual property that will increase the value of a business.

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