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The Profit Prompts are custom designed for content creators to get the most out of AI.
You're gonna love how much time these save you and how much creativity these give you
Perfect. Here’s your Product-Ready, Inspirational Post using the theme:
“STOP! doing an accepted but wrong practice, and do this instead”
— centered around Peace and Serenity and the power of thought before action:
STOP! Trying to Force Peace. Do This Instead.
Most of us chase peace like it’s something we can earn through effort.
We fill our days with meditation apps, self-help books, or another wellness podcast episode.
We do more to feel less stressed.
But here’s the truth:
Peace doesn’t begin with action. It begins with awareness.
Rarely do we act without first thinking about that action.
So if your thoughts are racing, anxious, scattered…
no amount of deep breathing or journaling will create real calm.
That’s the accepted (but wrong) practice:
Trying to do our way into peace while letting our thoughts run wild.
Here’s what to do instead:
Catch the thought before the feeling.
Peace starts upstream — in the pause between stimulus and response.
Try this instead:
Before reacting, ask: “What thought just led to this feeling?”
Before a meeting, ask: “What outcome am I imagining?”
Before sleep, ask: “What belief is keeping me restless?”
You don’t need more hacks.
You need more presence at the source.
When your thoughts are calm, your actions follow.
And that’s when peace isn’t something you chase —
it’s something you carry.
Want to go deeper?
This is part of the Inner Framework Method I use to help people move from anxious effort to grounded clarity.
DM me “PEACE” and I’ll share the next step.
Would you like this repurposed into a carousel, email, or script format next?
You said:
Please include this thought : living righteously at home isn’t always easy,
I know living righteously doesn’t always come easy at home. Problem: Trying to settle the immediate scuffle over and over again. Asking “why did you do that?” What to do instead : You must inspire love for one another in your home or even at work? Actions come from thoughts. JUst thing about it. Rarely do we take action without first having thought about taking that action .
ChatGPT said:
Thank you! Here’s the updated Product-Ready, Inspirational Post with your added thought woven into the theme:
STOP! Trying to Fix the Scuffle. Do This Instead.
Let’s be honest:
Living righteously at home isn’t always easy.
I know—because I’ve tried to “keep the peace” by settling every little conflict the moment it arises.
The default question becomes:
“Why did you do that?”
We jump into detective mode, trying to patch the surface while ignoring the deeper current underneath.
But here’s the hard truth:
You can’t force peace through control. You inspire it through connection.
What’s often accepted (but wrong) is this:
Trying to manage actions without addressing the thoughts behind them.
The sibling squabble. The snide remark. The door slammed too hard.
These aren’t random.
They are the fruit of thoughts—thoughts that are often hurt, misunderstood, or misdirected.
Rarely do we take action without first having thought about taking that action.
So what’s the better question?
Not “Why did you do that?”
But: “What were you feeling right before that happened?”
Because here’s the real shift:
❤️ If you want more peace, you must inspire more love.
In your home. In your workplace. In your heart.
Let love become the starting thought.
Let compassion be the first reaction.
Let curiosity replace interrogation.
Peace isn’t a product of control.
It’s the byproduct of inspired love and conscious thought.
Want a peaceful home that doesn’t run on correction alone — but connection?
This is part of the Thought-First Framework I teach to help transform homes into havens of peace.
DM me “PEACE AT HOME” and I’ll send you a free guide.
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You said:
Not yet, this is going to be a Master CLass session I
ChatGPT said:
Perfect — thank you for the clarification.
Since this will be Masterclass Session I, here’s how we’ll approach it:
Session I: The Thought-First Framework
Title: “Peace Starts Before the Action: How to Stop Fighting Fires and Start Inspiring Love”
The Common But Wrong Practice:
Most people try to settle conflicts by dealing with the action:
“Why did you do that?”
But this just leads to a cycle of correction without connection. Especially at home — where emotions run deeper and patience runs thinner — this can make “peace” feel exhausting.
✅ What to Do Instead:
Recognize that every action comes from a thought.
And that means:
If you want to change what’s happening on the outside, you have to address what’s happening on the inside.
Ask better questions:
“What were you feeling just before that?”
“What thought led you to act that way?”
“What did you hope would happen?”
These reframe the moment from judgment to understanding.
Core Principle:
Peace is a fruit, not a fix.
It grows where love is cultivated — not forced.
Instead of managing chaos moment by moment, start planting the seeds of love, respect, and intentional thinking before the conflict begins.
️ Action Step:
This week, instead of immediately correcting behavior, pause and:
Reflect on your own inner thought before reacting.
Invite the other person (child, partner, coworker) to explore theirs.
Replace quick corrections with deeper conversations.
✨ Closing Insight:
Peace at home isn’t about having fewer problems — it’s about creating stronger roots.
And those roots start in the mind, not just in the moment.
Just think about it…
Rarely do we take action without first having thought about taking that action.
Would you like help outlining Session II or want a slide/script version of this for your presentation deck?
This is what the ai gave me. It’s not my voice but i can soften it up a bit,
I’m working on that. I’ll also put it into an outline. I’m not disappointed in this software you created.
Can’t wait to publish this.