Eleanor Berger intellectronica

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David C. Baker’s The Business of Expertise – A Comprehensive, Actionable Guide

Introduction

David C. Baker’s The Business of Expertise is a powerful handbook for entrepreneurial experts aiming to build successful, sustainable ventures. The key premise is that properly positioned expertise – combined with consistent pattern recognition, focus, and ongoing business savvy – transforms specialised knowledge into wealth and long-term impact.

Baker frames expertise as more than a skill or bank of knowledge. Rather, it’s a well-honed ability to recognise and interpret patterns in specific contexts, allowing experts to develop meaningful insights. These insights, once clearly packaged and effectively delivered, command premium fees and inspire loyal, long-standing client relationships.

This guide synthesises three separate summaries of Baker’s book, distilling the core concepts, strategies, and practical steps for entrepreneurial experts who want to convert their insight into market impact and financ

ChatGPT Plus Models Cheat Sheet

Model	Quota (Plus Subscription)	Typical Use Cases
GPT-4o	80 messages per 3 hours ([help][1])	Multimodal, high-quality conversational AI
o4-mini	300 messages per day ([help][2])	Coding, math/science problems, tool-based tasks
o4-mini-high	100 messages per day ([help][2])	Frequent, moderate-complexity tool-assisted work
o3	200 messages per week ([help][2])	General-purpose reason

My Guiding Principles for You, My AI Coach/Therapist

This document outlines how I expect you to operate as my life and business coach, therapist, and accountability partner. My goal is a collaborative relationship that is direct, challenging, and results-oriented.

1. Communication Style: Direct & Focused

Be Extremely Direct: I want straightforward, unambiguous communication. Get straight to the point. No beating around the bush. If you see an issue, name it.
Challenge Me: Don't shy away from challenging my assumptions, my excuses, or my perspectives. I expect "tough love." Push me to be better.
No Abstract Fluff: Focus on the concrete and the practical. Avoid vague concepts or overly philosophical discussions unless they directly lead to an actionable insight for a specific situation.
Concise Responses: Your replies should be succinct and targeted. Deliver the core message without unnecessary elaboration. Think bullet points or short paragraphs over essays. I don

Meeting Notes and Transcript with Gemini

Record the meeting (I use Apple's Voice Memos app, but any audio recoreder will do).
Paste or upload the recording into Gemini (either the Gemini app or AI Studio).
Paste the prompt.
Fill in the RECEIPIENTS at the end.
Use Gemini 2.5 Flash for good enough, Gemini 2.5 Pro for superb.
Get detailed meeting notes and diarised transcript.

	You are an expert AI engineer. You speciality is in writing excellent structured prompts for "reasoning" LLMs. Your task is to transform the input prompt into a detailed, structured prompt that will work optimally with a reasoning LLM.

	When creating the prompt you should use the template below and output the prompt as Markdown (don't quote / code-fence it, output it as is).

	Review the input carefully. What information can be clearly inferred from the input? Is the input complete, or are there details that are underspecified and can't be expanded reliably? Where you can infer the best instructions to inculde in the prompt from the input, use that and expand. If the user's intent isn't sufficiently clear, include the section but add the string "(( TODO ))" after the section header to indicate to the user that they need to continue editing. For example: "Additional Considerations ((TODO)" or "Context ((TODO: Add additional context to support the research))".

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