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How I use dots in ChatGPT to run a 6 figure creator business

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How I use dots in ChatGPT to run a 6 figure creator business. I'm still a full time college student, but I just got access to my own dot by OpenAI and it's basically my first employee. It works 24/7 on its own computer. Here's what mine handles: - Watches for inbound brand deals from my manager or the brand - Reads the brief and estimates how long the work will take - Checks my work and school calendars against the deadline - Drafts a message asking for more time when there's a conflict (I approve before it sends) - Reviews the contract and flags changes before I sign - Adds the deal to my Notion database and calendar Result: my deals keep moving through my pipeline without any unplanned delays. If you want your own dot, check out the link in my bio! #ChatGPT_Partner @ChatGPT

Nick Tarmo (full-time college student) runs his 6-figure creator business with his own ChatGPT Dot: it watches for inbound brand deals from his manager or brands, reads each brief and estimates how long the work will take, checks his work and school calendars against deadlines, drafts delay-request messages (he approves before anything sends), reviews contracts and flags changes before he signs, and files each deal in his Notion database and calendar. Result: his deals keep moving through the pipeline without unplanned delays. Note: the post carries a #ChatGPT_Partner tag.

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