Framework Finder

Heya, Dil here.

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I’ll admit it.

I’ve got a fixation.

Something I think about way more than I probably should:

Frameworks.

Breaking big, messy ideas into 3–4 parts that are impossible to forget.

Why?

Because it works.

It forces clarity.

It gives the audience something to hold onto.

And when it’s named?

Even better.

It becomes brandable. Memorable. Shareable.

Think about it…

You might forget the entire book.

But you won’t forget:

• “The Eisenhower Matrix”
  

• “The Hero’s Journey”
  

• “First Principles Thinking”

A good framework isn’t just a teaching tool — it’s a visibility magnet.

It shows people how you think.

And gives them a shortcut to remember it.

Try this…

The Framework Finder AI Prompt

What it’s for: Turning your messy, abstract, or complex ideas into a 3- or 4-part framework your audience can easily understand and remember.

Paste this into ChatGPT after filling in your role, niche, and the complex/messy idea you want to turn into a framework:

“I'm a [INSERT ROLE] in the [INSERT NICHE], and I want to turn a messy or complex idea into a clear 3- or 4-part framework my audience can easily understand and remember.

Here’s the idea I want to structure:

[INSERT MESSY OR COMPLEX IDEA]

Please ask me the minimum necessary questions one by one (not all at once) to help you:

– Understand the core transformation or outcome I want to deliver
– Break the idea into distinct, logical steps or components
– Give the framework a memorable name (if possible)

Once all info is gathered, generate:

– A named 3- or 4-part framework
– A short, clear description of each part
– Suggestions for how to present it visually or in content”

P.S. Want to turn your frameworks (and other ideas) into stunning visuals that amplify your ideas and get shared like crazy?

Join me in Instant AI Visuals — a live online workshop where I’ll show you how to do it with ChatGPT and my 4-step “C.R.O.P” method.

Until next time,

Cheers,

Dil