borrow this mental model from AI (especially for sales)

Fun fact:

There are a lot of intriguing parallels between humans and large language models (LLMs).

For instance:

Large language models have something called a "context window."

This describes how much text the model can hold and process at one time.

Hit the limit and it's like falling off a cliff.

All your previous messages get summarized and wiped so the conversation can continue.

In fact, the closer you get to that cliff, the worse the model performs.

Now, this might sound like a nerdy AI problem...

But the human brain is virtually identical.

We have a context window too.

There's a hard limit to how much information you can hold in your head, and how many tasks you can be across at any one time.

And the closer you get to that limit, the more everything starts to degrade.

Focus.

Judgment.

The quality of everything you put out.

Another parallel:

LLMs can "invoke" skills.

Skills are basically standalone prompt packs that tell the AI how to complete a specific task, like building a spreadsheet or formatting a PDF.

And they're designed to be invoked only when needed.

Otherwise, they'd clog up the context window like a pile of saturated fat in your arteries.

You pull them up when you need them.

You put them away when you don't.

What’s occurred to me recently is…

This is a genuinely useful mental model for entrepreneurs.

Because chances are, there are certain hats in your business you're deeply uncomfortable wearing.

Whether it’s sales, marketing, finance, or operations.

So instead of trying to force yourself to embrace these things..

Think about it like 'invoking' a skill instead.

This creates a helpful degree of separation between 'you'...

(and whatever hangups, objections or false beliefs may be holding you back)

… and the conviction it takes to complete the activity.

Case in point:

Selling may feel icky to you.

But if you don't sell, you don't eat.

The solution?

Don’t try to will yourself into becoming the Wolf of Wall Street.

Think about it as ‘invoking’ the sales skill instead.

Same principle applies to writing emails.

You don’t need to fall in love with copywriting or nerd out on swipe files, hook types, and fascinations.

You just need to invoke the ‘email copywriting’ skill for 10 to 15 minutes a day.

Which, as it happens:

Is exactly what EmailStoryselling.ai is built for.

It's the "write a profitable email" skill you invoke when it's time to write.

And the reason why it works where generic AI doesn't is…

Because it saves your voice, offers, and avatar to its context window…

Permanently.

Meaning you don’t have to waste time re-explaining yourself every time you start a new thread.

And you can toggle between different ones whenever you want.

Even within the same thread.

Plus it’s trained on the frameworks, systems, and examples responsible for $50m+ in sales.

If that sounds like something worth trying…

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Jim Hamilton

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