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The Sitting-On-It Kit · Free
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Free · 22 prompts
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Free · 22 prompts

The skill is already on your résumé.

You've watched everyone else make money online and quietly wondered what you'd even sell. This kit answers that. Twenty-two prompts that go through your own work history and name the thing people already pay you for, plus the honest ChatGPT vs Claude breakdown and the three-step framework I use for every prompt I write.

22 prompts for finding the skill you're already sitting on, plus my ChatGPT vs Claude cheat sheet. It arrives right away, and I won't clutter your inbox after that.

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The Sitting-On-It Kit
22 prompts for finding the skill you're already sitting on, the ChatGPT vs Claude call, TELL · ASK · EDIT, and your starter stack.
Four modules
22 promptsWorks on free ChatGPTNo new degreeFour modulesBuilt on my own paycheck22 promptsWorks on free ChatGPTNo new degreeFour modulesBuilt on my own paycheck

What's inside

Four modules. One hour to skim.

Nothing in here is theory. It's the same four things I'd walk you through if you sat down next to me and said "I think I have something, I just can't name it."

01Prompts

22 prompts to find what you're sitting on

Four sets. What you're sitting on pulls the sellable skill out of your history: hidden skills, income opportunities, monetizing experience, highest-leverage move, what pays more, an AI-powered side hustle, a 90-day plan. Then getting unstuck, content and voice, and ops and admin for everything after that.

02Tools

ChatGPT vs Claude: the honest take

Which one to open for writing, for brainstorming offers and planning launches, for research on transcripts and reviews and notes. No affiliate angle. Both have free tiers and I tell you where each one is genuinely better.

03Framework

The TELL · ASK · EDIT framework

The reason most people's AI output sounds like a press release is that they stop after the ask. Three steps, one worked example you can watch happen, and your prompts stop coming back generic.

04Stack

Your starter AI stack

The short list of what's actually worth having open, and a section called "don't buy them all this weekend," because the leverage is in the workflow, not the tool.

How to use it

Three steps. About an hour.

01

Get the kit

Drop your email above and it lands right away. Skim the four modules end to end so you know what's in there.

02

Run the first seven

Paste the "what you're sitting on" prompts into free ChatGPT or Claude, one after another, and answer honestly. This is the part that does the work.

03

Pick one thing

You'll finish with more options than you expected. Choose the one you could deliver next month, not the one that sounds most impressive.

Fit check

Let's make sure this is for you.

This is for you if

  • You have a full-time job and no interest in quitting it this year
  • You've got years of experience and no idea which part of it sells
  • You've opened ChatGPT, typed something vague, and closed the tab
  • You'd rather have one honest starting point than forty saved Reels

This isn't for you if

  • You want a done-for-you business handed to you
  • You're looking for income screenshots and a number to hit by Friday
  • You already know exactly what you sell and to whom
  • You want something that runs without you being in it
Rebecca

Who wrote this

I built the marketing engines. Then I pointed them at myself.

For fifteen years I built the marketing engines behind some of the biggest mission-driven brands online: audiences in the tens of millions, billions of views, and one fundraising program that doubled from $7M to $14M a year. Then I started using the same playbook on one person, which was me.

Everything I sell here got tested on my own paycheck first. If something didn't work, it isn't on this page. I'm not going to show you a screenshot of a Stripe dashboard and tell you it's a business.

After the kit

If it found something, here's how to build it.

You don't need either of these to use the kit. They're what people ask for once a prompt surfaces something real and the next question becomes "okay, what do I charge?"

$9Part two

Get Paid for What You Know

The kit names the skill. These 50 prompts package it, price it, and get you to the first person who says yes, including the outreach scripts.

$39All four parts

The Skill-to-Income System

All three prompt packs plus the 13-chapter AI Business Blueprint, numbered in the order to run them. $54 apart, $39 together.

Questions

Here's the honest answer.

Do I need to pay for ChatGPT?

No. Every prompt in the kit runs on the free tier of ChatGPT or Claude. The kit tells you which one to open for which job.

What if I don't know what my skill is?

That's the entire point of the first module. The prompts work backwards from your actual history, from jobs and projects and the things people keep asking you for, instead of asking you to have the answer already.

Is this really free?

Yes. It costs an email address and nothing else. There are paid products further down the page if the kit turns something up, and you can ignore them completely. I won't clutter your inbox either way.

How long does it take?

About an hour to read all four modules. The first seven prompts take twenty minutes and are the part that matters most.

Is this another get-rich thing?

No, and you won't find income promises here either. What you make depends on you and your market. The kit helps you name something worth selling. It can't sell it for you.

You're sitting on something.

Twenty minutes of prompts is a cheap way to find out what it is.

Free. 22 prompts and the cheat sheet, straight to your inbox.

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