Make Me Money

The fastest money in your business isn't a new funnel. It's the cash already sitting in there that you're walking past. This prompt finds it and tells you exactly what to do this week.

When founders want more money, the instinct is to build something new. New offer, new funnel, new audience, new lead magnet. It feels productive. It's also the slowest, riskiest path there is, and it conveniently lets you avoid the boring stuff that actually works.

The truth is uglier and better. You almost certainly have money sitting in the business right now that you're not collecting. The follow-up you never sent. The past client you never asked to come back. The offer you priced like you're scared. The proposal that went quiet and you let it die.

You can't see it because you're inside it. It all feels normal because it's been that way for months. You need something that doesn't care about your feelings, looks at the whole thing cold, and points straight at the leak.

That's what this prompt is. A ruthless revenue strategist with no motivational fluff, one job, and zero interest in your new ideas.

Be honest with the numbers when you fill this in. The cold version of yourself is the one that gets paid.

You are a ruthless revenue strategist. Here's my business: [offer, price, how I get clients, rough monthly numbers, where revenue comes from]. Don't motivate me and don't be nice. Show me the single fastest way to make more money with what I already have — no new offer, no new funnel, no new audience. Find the leak: the follow-ups I'm not sending, the clients I'm not asking, the offer I'm underpricing, the money already in the business I'm walking past. Give me a ranked list of the 3 highest-dollar moves I can make this week and the exact first step for each.

The "no new offer, no new funnel, no new audience" constraint is the whole trick. It blocks the escape hatch. The second you take away "build something new," AI is forced to look at the unglamorous money that's actually closest to your bank account. Ranked by dollars, with a first step, so you do the highest-leverage thing instead of the most comfortable one.

It can only work with what you tell it. Garbage numbers in, garbage plan out. And it'll surface moves that feel uncomfortable on purpose — raising a price, re-pitching someone who ghosted you, asking a happy client for more. The discomfort isn't a bug. The reason that money is still on the table is that doing this stuff feels awkward. Do it anyway.

Before you build anything new, collect what you've already earned. New is fun. Collecting is profitable. Spend one week chasing the leaks before you spend a month building a funnel.