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Gina Acosta

@ginacostag_

Jan 4

If your resume gets ignored by every company, do this NOW.

I hope this helps you as it has helped me:

1. Your resume is getting rejected by robots, not humans

Most companies use ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems) that filter out 75% of resumes before a human ever sees them.

If you're not optimized for ATS, you're invisible.

2. Use a simple, ATS-friendly format

❌ Avoid: Tables, columns, headers/footers, images, graphics, text boxes

✅ Use: Simple one-column layout, standard fonts (Arial, Calibri, Times New Roman), clear section headers

The fancier your resume looks, the more likely it gets rejected by the system.

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Gina Acosta

@ginacostag_

Jan 1

I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE DON'T USE CHATGPT FOR SIDE HUSTLES

Most people are copying saturated business models from 2023.
ChatGPT analyzes current market demand and builds products people are searching for right now.

Use these prompts to build a $5K/month income stream:

1. The Opportunity Finder

Prompt:
Analyze my skills: [list 5-7 skills you have], my available time: [X hours per week], and my interests: [list 3-5 interests].

Based on current market demand in 2026, give me 10 side hustle ideas ranked by:
1) Profit potential in first 90 days
2) Startup cost (prefer under $500)
3) Time to first dollar
4) Scalability to $5K+/month.

For each idea, explain why it's viable right now.

2. The Market Validation Test

Prompt:
I want to start [your chosen side hustle idea]. Before I invest time and money, help me validate this idea.

Research:
1) Who is already doing this successfully
2) What are customers actually paying for
3) What gaps or complaints exist in the current market
4) What's the realistic income potential
5) What are the 3 biggest risks.

Then tell me if I should proceed, pivot, or abandon this idea.

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Gina Acosta

@ginacostag_

Dec 31, 2025

IN 2026, YOUR BIGGEST COMPETITION ISN'T OTHER PEOPLE.

It's people using AI.

Here are the 9 ChatGPT prompts to stay ahead:

1. The Career Accelerator

Prompt: "You are my personal career strategist. Analyze my current role as [your job title] in [industry]. Identify the top 5 skills that AI will make obsolete by 2027 and the top 5 skills that will become 10x more valuable. Then create a 90-day learning roadmap to transition from the obsolete skills to the high-value ones. Include specific resources, time commitments, and milestones."

2. The AI Collaboration Framework

Prompt:
"I want to work 10x faster than my competitors. Create a detailed workflow where I use AI for [your specific task/project].

Break down my process into:
1) Tasks I should do myself
2) Tasks AI should do completely
3) Tasks where AI and I collaborate.

Then give me the exact prompts to use for each AI task so I can implement this immediately."

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Gina Acosta

@ginacostag_

Dec 31, 2025

This prompt literally makes ChatGPT create 30-days of strategic posts in seconds.

→ Get daily ideas and formats tailored to your audience and main goal

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Here's the full prompt 👇:

Act as a professional Social Media Strategist. Using the inputs below, generate a 30-day content calendar focused on achieving the Main Goal.

First, do a brief internal research & strategy step using your existing knowledge and, if available, live web data for this Topic/Niche and Target Audience. Clarify the audience’s main pain points and desires, the types of posts and hooks that perform well in this niche, and any relevant current trends. Use these insights only to guide the calendar, do NOT output them separately.

The output MUST be a Markdown table with these exact columns (and nothing else): Day #, Date, Theme/Pillar, Platform, Content Idea, Call to Action (CTA).

Calendar guidelines:
- Create exactly 30 rows, one for each consecutive calendar day starting from the Start Date, with real dates in ascending order.
- The Theme/Pillar in each row must be one of the provided Content Pillars, with a reasonably balanced mix across the 30 days.
- The Platform column must follow the Posting Schedule. If multiple platforms are specified for a given day, create one row per platform.

Content guidelines:
- Each Content Idea must state the post type (e.g., Reel, carousel, static post, story, live, poll, LinkedIn text post) and include a clear, scroll-stopping hook tailored to the Target Audience.
- Each CTA must be specific, action-oriented, and directly support the Main Goal (e.g., “Download the free guide”, “Book a call”, “Join the newsletter”, “Comment with your #1 question”).
- Vary formats and angles across the 30 days (e.g., educational, storytelling, behind-the-scenes, FAQs, objections, social proof, engagement prompts) to avoid repetition.
- Make every idea clearly connected to the Target Audience’s key pain points and desires and aligned with the Main Goal, guided by the research step above.

Inputs (fill these in before running the prompt):
* Topic/Niche: [Insert your Topic/Niche here]
* Target Audience: [Insert your Target Audience here, including key pain points & desires if known]
* Main Goal: [Insert your Main Goal here, e.g., grow email list / drive sales / build authority]
* Posting Schedule: [Insert your Posting Frequency & Platform here, e.g., 5x/week on IG Reels + 3x/week on LinkedIn]
* Content Pillars: [Insert your 3–5 Content Pillars here, separated by commas]
* Start Date: [Insert the first date of your calendar, e.g., November 18, 2025]

Only output the final Markdown table. Do NOT include explanations, notes, or any text outside the table.

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Gina Acosta

@ginacostag_

Dec 30, 2025

IF YOU'RE STILL DOING THIS MANUALLY IN 2026, YOU'RE FALLING BEHIND.

I automated my entire note-taking and knowledge system with ChatGPT in one afternoon.

I've turned my notes into a "Second Brain" that works for me.

Copy these prompts:

1. Universal Capture → Perfect Second Brain note

Prompt:
"You are my Second Brain note processor. Convert the raw input below into a clean, searchable knowledge note I can store long-term.

Step 1) Identify source_type: (meeting / voice / article / book / idea / research / other)
Step 2) Apply the right extraction:
- If meeting/voice: prioritize decisions, action items, owners, deadlines, risks.
- If article/research/book: prioritize claims, evidence, limitations, implications.
- If idea: prioritize clarity, assumptions, next experiments, open questions.

Rules:
- Do NOT rewrite meaning, only clarify.
- Extract the 5–10 most valuable insights.
- Keep wording crisp, avoid fluff.
- Do NOT add facts. If unsure, label “Unverified”.
- Output in Markdown with YAML frontmatter.

YAML fields:
title:
date:
source_type: (meeting / voice / article / book / idea / research / other)
source_details:
people:
topics:
tags:
status: (seed / evergreen / project / reference)
confidence: (high/med/low)

Body format:
# Summary (3–5 bullets)
# Key Insights (numbered, each 1–3 lines)
# Notable Quotes (exact phrases if present)
# Actions (task list with owners + due dates if mentioned)
# Open Questions (what I should clarify next)
# Next Step (recommend next actions for me)

RAW INPUT:
<<>>"

2. Meeting Autopilot
minutes → decisions → actions → recap

Prompt:
"Turn the meeting transcript/notes below into an execution-ready output I can use immediately.

Hard rules:
- Do NOT invent facts. If something is missing, write “Missing” and (if helpful) propose a “Suggested” option clearly labeled.
- Prioritize commitments: decisions, owners, deadlines, numbers, and constraints.
- Remove filler, keep wording crisp.
- Preserve exact metrics, dates, names, and quotes when they matter.

Output format:

1) Header
- Title:
- Date:
- Attendees:
- Purpose:
- Context (2–3 lines):

2) Executive Summary (max 5 bullets)
- Focus on outcomes, not discussion.

3) Decisions (if any)
- Decision | Rationale | Impact | Owner of follow-through
(If no decisions, write: “No explicit decisions captured.”)

4) Action Items (table)
Owner | Task (verb-first) | Due Date | Priority (H/M/L) | Dependencies | Status (New/In progress/Blocked)
- If Owner/Due Date not stated: fill with “Missing” and add a “Suggested” guess ONLY if the transcript strongly implies it.

5) Risks & Blockers
- Risk/Blocker | Why it matters | Mitigation | Owner

6) Open Questions
- Question | Who should answer | By when | Why it matters

7) Important Details (only what’s worth remembering)
- Numbers, requirements, constraints, key tradeoffs, decisions-in-waiting.

8) Follow-up Message (ready to send)
Write a concise recap message (Slack/email style):
- 2–3 sentence summary
- Decisions
- Action items (bulleted, with owners + due dates)
- Next meeting / next step (if mentioned)
Tone: clear, professional, friendly.

MEETING TRANSCRIPT / NOTES:
<<>>"

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Gina Acosta

@ginacostag_

Dec 30, 2025

GOODBYE PAYING RETAIL. GOODBYE AMAZON PRICES. GOODBYE OVERPAYING FOR EVERYTHING.

Here are 8 Gemini prompts to find the absolute lowest price on anything you want to buy:

1. Price Comparison Master

Prompt: "I want to buy [product name/description]. Find me the absolute lowest price across all retailers, marketplaces, and platforms. Check Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Target, AliExpress, direct manufacturer sites, and any other sources. Include shipping costs in the total price comparison."

2. Coupon & Promo Code Hunter

Prompt: "I'm buying [product] from [retailer/website]. Find me every available coupon code, promo code, cashback offer, and discount that applies. Check current sales, student discounts, military discounts, email signup offers, and abandoned cart discounts. Calculate my final price with all stackable discounts."

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