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Bezos Letters

Bezos Letters ChatGPT Plus / Search ChatGPT Free

Bezos Letters is an educational app that focuses on teaching and applying the insights from Jeff Bezos' letters to Amazon's shareholders. With a collection of Bezos' letters, this app helps users understand and implement long-term thinking, customer obsession, and other principles emphasized by Bezos. Whether you need a summarized version of a specific letter, guidance on applying long-term thinking in your own life or work, or help interpreting a Bezos principle, this app has got you covered. Get ready to gain valuable knowledge and practical tips from one of the most successful entrepreneurs of our time!

Example prompts

  1. Prompt 1: "Summarize Bezos' 1997 letter."

  2. Prompt 2: "How can I apply long-term thinking?"

  3. Prompt 3: "What does Bezos say about customer obsession?"

  4. Prompt 4: "Help me interpret a Bezos principle."

Features and commands

  1. Summarize Bezos' 1997 letter: This command provides a summary of Jeff Bezos' 1997 letter to Amazon shareholders. It gives you key insights and highlights from the letter.

  2. Apply long-term thinking: This command helps you understand and apply the concept of long-term thinking as discussed by Jeff Bezos. It provides practical tips and strategies for incorporating long-term thinking into your decision-making process.

  3. Customer obsession: This command explores Jeff Bezos' views on customer obsession. It provides insights into how to prioritize customer needs and expectations, and how to create a customer-centric culture within your organization.

  4. Interpret a Bezos principle: This command helps you interpret and understand a specific principle articulated by Jeff Bezos. You can provide the principle you want to interpret, and the app will provide a detailed explanation and practical examples.

Note: This app has access to knowledge, meaning it has access to a repository of information and insights based on Bezos' letters to shareholders at Amazon. It can provide in-depth analysis and guidance based on this knowledge.