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Posted On: June 11th 2021, 08:23 am
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Comment “megaprompt” and I’ll send you the full Mega-Prompt Template. ChatGPT can now map your growth strategy like a McKinsey consultant. Most founders pick their next growth move by gut feel. They copy a competitor, try a new channel, and hope it sticks. This prompt replaces the guessing with a process. It maps 3 to 5 competitors, finds at least 5 growth levers you’re not using, scores each one on impact and effort, and hands you the top 3 with a first step for each. The trick is the structure: role, context, task, approach and output, each in its own block, so ChatGPT can’t skip a step. The full prompt is in the slides. Save this before your next strategy meeting. Follow @godofprompt if you want: 👉 AI prompts that actually work 👉 New AI breakdowns, every day
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زییین: باسلیقه از ایران ▪︎ صندلی دسته‌دار شمشک - تولید کارگاه زییین ▪︎ میز جلو مبلی هنگام - تولید کارگاه زییین ▪︎ گلیم‌فرش - طراحی و تولید فرش حیدریان ▪︎ مجسمه بز پاپیه‌ماشه - اثر علی‌خان ▪︎ صندلی پنتون - برند ویترا ▪︎ استول ایمز - برند ویترا ▪︎ تابلو نقاشی «برکه‌ی صورتی» - اثر گلناز گلشن، اکرلیک روی مقوا، ۴۶×۵۶ @zeeenshop @zeeenshop ZEEEN: Tastefully from Iran ▪︎ Shemshak armchair - Produced by ZEEEN Workshop ▪︎ Hengam coffee table - Produced by ZEEEN Workshop ▪︎ Kilim rug - Designed and produced by Heidarian Carpet ▪︎ Papier-mâché goat sculpture - By Ali Khan ▪︎ Panton Chair - By Vitra ▪︎ Eames Stool - By Vitra ▪︎ “Pink Pond” painting - By Golnaz Golshan, acrylic on cardboard, 46×56 #زییین #کارگاه_زییین #صندلی_شمشک #میز_هنگام #گلیم_فرش فرش_حیدریان مجسمه_بز پاپیه_ماشه صندلی_پنتون استول_ایمز ویترا برکه_صورتی گلناز_گلشن تابلو_نقاشی هنر_ایرانی طراحی_ایرانی دکوراسیون_داخلی ZEEEN
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After 30 years, the identity of “Green Boots,” the deceased Mt. Everest climber turned landmark, has been revealed his name is dorje morup, an indian mountaineer who died during a storm on everest in 1996. his body was left at approximately 27,900 feet along a popular climbing route, where his green boots made him recognizable to passing climbers over the next three decades, his body became an unofficial landmark used by climbers to track their progress toward the summit he was long believed to be named tsewang paljor, another climber who died during the same expedition, until recent DNA testing of his remains confirmed his identity his body still remains on everest, with plans underway to recover his remains and return them to his family.
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