Bassam Nouh

ChatGPT agrees with almost everything you say.

That is not politeness, it is the product working as designed.

This is the one page of custom instructions I use to
turn that off, block by block, plus where to paste it in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.

full video:
youtu.be/OKwV70gq9go

The page itself, free (my filled version + a blank template + the 50 prompts):
(link in the first comment)

#ChatGPT #CustomInstructions #AIforBusiness #solopreneur #promptengineering

You don't have a content problem. You have a repurposing problem.

One screen recording of real work becomes:
1 long video
3 vertical clips from the moments you already said something sharp
1 newsletter, same structure
5 posts, one per lesson
1 template of whatever you built on screen

Record once. Publish for two weeks.

The build I ran through this exact pipeline is free, link in the first comment.

What's the last thing you made that you only published once?

Every AI comparison video compares model version numbers.

Those change every six weeks, which is why those videos are wrong by the time you watch them. This one
compares six jobs you actually do every week, and maps each job to a tool. Prices verified at time of filming. No affiliate links.

Watch the full video:

youtu.be/2Xij4hPytUs

⬇️ buildleaner.com/50-prompts/

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The scariest thing in your inbox isn't the hard email. It's the blinking cursor on the easy one.

You know the reply you're avoiding. It's not complicated. You know what you want to say. But the blank compose box just… sits there. You'll do it after this meeting. After lunch. Tomorrow.

Here's what I finally realized: the tax isn't the writing. It's the starting. Facing an empty box, from zero, forty times a day, quietly drains more energy than the actual work.

So I stopped starting from zero. Now I type a shortcut and the full draft is already there — I just change a line and send. The reply I would've put off until 4pm takes four seconds at 9am.

Turns out I never had a discipline problem. I had a blank-screen problem.

What's the easy email you weirdly keep putting off? 👇

The first version of my new tool gave everyone identical advice: "research your options, start small."

Technically correct. Completely useless.

One prompt rule fixed it — and the plans went from beige to scary-specific.

The rule (and the full build) is in the video 👇

What's the worst "it depends" advice you've ever gotten?

Your idea is 6 months old.

Someone with a worse version of it already shipped.

The difference wasn't talent, money, or time. It was knowing exactly what to do on Day 1.

I built a free tool that tells you that in 10 seconds — and filmed the entire build 👇 [link]

What's the idea you've been sitting on?

Non-technical and want to build with AI?

Ignore 90% of the advice online — it's written for engineers.

Start here:
→ Lovable or Replit to build
→ Zapier to connect
→ Claude to think
→ Canva to design
4 tools.

You can ship a real thing this weekend with just these.

What are you trying to build?

Day 3 of the Stack Picker. Hit a wall.

My first version recommended the same "safe" tools to everyone. Useless. A picker that always says "ChatGPT + Zapier" isn't a picker.

Fix: it now branches on how technical you are. Non-technical → no-code. Dev → the powerful stuff. Small change, whole thing got better.

When did "more options" last actually help you?