Custom GPTs Are Going Away. Here’s How to Save Your Work
I’ve built more than 50 Custom GPTs for my own business and for therapists in the Thera AI Hub, and OpenAI just announced it’s retiring every one of them. If you’ve built even one, a deadline is coming, and there are a few things you’ll want to do before it hits.
In this episode of Run Your Private Practice with AI, I explain what’s replacing Custom GPTs and which parts of your work carry over versus what you’ll need to rebuild by hand. I also share why, once the frustration wore off, I ended up liking the new setup better than what I’d built before.
AI Tips You Don’t Want to Miss:
- The two dates every Custom GPT user needs on their calendar.
- A quick backup habit that takes about 10 minutes per GPT.
- The one GPT feature that won’t carry over, and how to check whether yours uses it.
- How skill stacking turned my blog writing into something that lands in my inbox every Monday.
- A HIPAA caveat to know before you build anything that touches client information.
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Transcript:
[00:00:00] I’ve built over 50 custom GPTs. I’ve written a workshop description writer, a caption helper, a social media marketer, a blog writer, a newsletter writer. I have so many custom GPTs that I’ve made specifically that started out for myself, but then I made them for therapists in the Thera AI Hub. And for a long time, that’s what we’ve been using in the Thera AI Hub, these really cool custom GPTs that I spent a ton of time creating
[00:00:28] But this month, OpenAI announced that they’re retiring every single one of them. All custom GPTs are being retired. So if you didn’t know this and you’ve got custom GPTs, pay attention. This episode is for you. I’m not trying to be dramatic. That’s just what’s happening. So on December 11th, 2026, it’s over. Custom GPTs are done. Starting October 26, you can’t even make a new one. It’s just sitting there And if you wanna read more about it, you can go to their help center. They’ve got all the information there and the details and all of that.
[00:01:02] Anyway, Welcome back to Run Your Private Practice with AI. I’m Kym, and today we’re gonna talk about custom GPTs going away, what’s actually replacing them, why I’m not really that mad about it, even though I just described watching 50 things that I built, tirelessly built for therapists having an expiration date, and that’s AI. I mean, that’s what’s happening in the world of AI right now.
[00:01:25] You build something, you’ve got a whole workflow, a whole system going, all of a sudden the next day the whole thing changes on you. So AI is just moving so fast, it’s really hard to keep up with. But today I wanna walk you through what carries over automatically and what you’ll have to rebuild by hand when you have custom GPTs that you’ve been relying on.
[00:01:44] And it’s also what I’m teaching inside of the Thera AI Hub this month to get everyone through it before that deadline happens, so it’s like super time sensitive obviously. And a lot of the members in the Thera AI Hub and the Clinical AI Club, we built out custom GPTs years ago. That’s something we’ve been doing for a long time to help our clients, to help us in our business, that sort of thing.
[00:02:05] So if you’ve built a custom GPT, even just one, this episode is your to-do list before that deadline happens, so stick around Okay, so let’s back up because if you’ve never built a custom GPT, none of this really means anything for you or to you. A custom GPT was the little version of ChatGPT that you could build yourself.
[00:02:27] You’d give it a name, you’d type out really detailed instructions, and it would remember all of that. Every time you opened it, that custom GPT had a job to do, and you program it in the back end, you add supplemental documentation. I spent tireless hours like putting these descriptions together, these instructions to make these things work perfectly for myself and the Thera AI Hub members
[00:02:49] And they were amazing, right? Because every time you opened it up, it already like knew its job and its purpose, so you didn’t have to go in to whatever AI you were using and every time repeat what you’re trying to do or say, “No, that’s not how I do it. I do it like this.” The little custom GPTs already knew exactly what you need to do, and it was a really good way for therapists to be able to just have these things.
[00:03:09] They just kind of like opened up, wrote. It did exactly what it was supposed to do. It saved a lot of time, that sort of thing. So anyway, openAI is retiring all of that December 11th. It’s the hard stop. October 26th is when the door closes on making new ones, so I have no idea why you would even make a new one at this point, so I wouldn’t recommend that. if you’ve been thinking, “I need some custom GPTs,” that window is gone. And here’s the part that actually matters for you.
[00:03:30] What’s replacing custom GPTs is something called skills and sometimes labeled plugins. ChatGPT is saying they’re gonna be plugins, which I think are gonna be a little bit different. It’s still pretty unclear. Just yesterday I logged into my ChatGPT and saw some of my custom GPTs there, and it was like, “Transfer these into plugins right now.”
[00:03:50] So I went to, like, go through the process. Like, it looks like they’ve got an automated process they’re trying to do, but even on my business account where I was able to still share custom GPTs, it said if I went through with the conversion process, I would no longer be able to even share this plugin with my audience.
[00:04:07] So I don’t even know what that means. I just saw that last night, so I’m still trying to wrap my brain around that. But skills, I mean, skills is where this whole thing is going, and the Thera AI Hub now is a hub of skills that I’ve created. There’s a directory in there with over… I just added two more.
[00:04:22] There’s 46 skills in there that basically were what the custom GPTs were, but they’re a lot more versatile. You can take them and plug them into any AI you wanna use instead of just having to rely on custom GPTs that took you chat- ChatGPT to use those little systems, those little programs that I had made before
[00:04:40] And they’re much better for the way that most of us work because you know, I have a guide, I’ll put the link down at the bottom, but I have a guide like which AI should you use for which thing. It’s important. I mean, ChatGPT wasn’t always the best option for the kind of stuff that we’re trying to do as, entrepreneurs, clinicians trying to run a private practice.
[00:04:58] And then if you’ve got a side hustle or trying to run some other business where you can make more income streams, ChatGPT and custom GPTs weren’t always the best solution. So you hop to Claude for one thing, or you cl- hop over to Manus or Perplexity, and that guide that I’ll put the link down for you if you don’t have it, tells you which tool I think is best to use for which thing.
[00:05:18] And if you have just even the free membership subscription or whatever for a lot of these, you could do a lot of what I’m talking about in the guide. So that’s down below. So custom GPTs weren’t always the best solution, but skills really are ’cause you could take them to any of these systems that do these different specific things better than the one before or better than Claude or Manus does this better than Claude does, that sort of thing
[00:05:40] And so like I said custom GPTs lived inside OpenAI’s system and only worked in ChatGPT. And if OpenAI decided to shut the whole thing down, which exactly what’s happening, you have zero say in it. A skill is different because it lives on your own file system. You own the file, you can move it around, you can back it up, you can hand it to a colleague or bring it into a different AI tool entirely.
[00:06:03] Most of the major platforms now will let you build one in the same basic way that you could kinda do a custom GPT. It’s a little more complicated, like you could do a simple skill or you can get more advanced with it if you want to
[00:06:18] But all of them are like some version of customized then skills, and you build the skill, and you go step by step. There’s no coding required. Mostly they transfer into these little markdown files or zip files that you could take other places. I’ve built one in under 20 minutes, and I’ve watched members of the hub do the same thing on their first try.
[00:06:37] And this coming October 6, we’re gonna be building them. So people that are new in the Thera AI Hub or have never done it before, I’m gonna teach everybody how to build their own skills. Now, not everybody wants to do that, right? That’s why the Thera AI Hub exists, ’cause I’ve already built out an entire library, and that’s a lot easier just to plug them in.
[00:06:54] But if you’re somebody that likes to build things, you can build skills pretty easily inside of most of the AI platforms now. It’s just how much work you put into it. So you could do a super fast sloppy one and it’s okay, or you could put a lot of care and time and investment into making it perfect. So it still does depend on how much time and effort you put into it.
[00:07:15] ‘Cause anybody can go in and say, “Oh, create a progress note writer skill for me,” or something like that. But if you’re not giving it like information about what a progress note is or, you know, if you’re like trying to do one on social media and you’re not teaching it like what’s trending in 2026, what is trending audio, what are the things that make, you know, a reel go viral, like all of that stuff.
[00:07:34] If you don’t put all that information in there, a skill is just gonna be kind of a crappy version of what you were already doing inside of AI. So it can be easy, but it can also be a skill that… Not a skill to, to say skill is a skill, but a like, a set of workflows that you understand eventually, like you need to have really specific instructions.
[00:07:56] You need to tell it in order what to do. You need to pull in supplemental materials. There’s a lot that can go into making a good skill versus kind of a crappy skill, and it was the same with custom GPTs
[00:08:07] And even in ChatGPT now, right? They came out with a bunch of releases recently, so they are essentially the equivalent of Claude now. So Claude, you know, we’ve got Cowork. I talk about that a lot on this podcast. But now ChatGPT has something called Work. I mean, it’s essentially the same thing as Claude Cowork in a lot of ways.
[00:08:27] It lets you take a skill, drop it into a scheduled routine. So instead of you opening the tool and asking it to do one thing, the thing just happens on a schedule now where an agent runs it for you. So you can do this in Claude, you can do it in Perplexity, Manus, ChatGPT, you can do it in all of these now.
[00:08:44] So skills are great little programs that now you can be super advanced with it, right? So you can give it to an agent inside of any of these systems and tell it to run it on a schedule, and it’s gonna do that for you, which is like a total game changer. It’s amazing. Even in the AI Hub last month, I showed everybody how to take a skill about blog writing for therapists, a very specific skill that I put a lot of time and energy into, plug it in to your system, and then put it on a schedule to have it run.
[00:09:11] We picked Mondays. Not everybody did, but most of us in the training, we all just picked Monday. Every Monday, it’s gonna go out, it’s gonna get all this information from the internet, it’s gonna come back, it’s gonna follow that set of instructions and the skill, and it’s gonna write a super tight blog post based on your brand and, you know, the information it pulls that we taught it to pull from the internet.
[00:09:31] It’s gonna all do this on an automated schedule. So every Monday, any therapist that plugged that skill in and took the training with me in the Thera AI Hub, now they just got a beautiful blog post sitting in their inbox on Monday morning that they can then tell the agent, “Go post it on my WordPress site or my Squarespace.
[00:09:52] Go do it for me,” and the agent can do that for you, which is just totally amazing to me. But that’s what skills can do. So you have all these little skills that you can make, or you can use them inside the Thera AI Hub. You plug them in, and you can even stack them, so it’s called s-skill stacking. So maybe I’ve got a blog post, but maybe I’ve got this other skill that I call…
[00:10:10] There is one I have that’s called the anti-slop, anti-AI slop skill that I created. So it’s got all these rules about what to put in and what not to put in. I’ve got another one that’s like a content writer, and it’s based on like the 10 most famous copywriters for entrepreneurship. So I’ve skill stacked that, right?
[00:10:29] So I’ve got that in there. I’ve got the anti-AI slop one, and then I’ve also got the blog writer. I’ve all got it in the same agent. So this agent now knows I’m gonna use this skill, this skill, this skill, and write this amazing thing. And then my AI knows that it could go log into my WordPress and post that blog post for me inside of my WordPress site and leave it there in a draft for me, ’cause that’s how I programmed it.
[00:10:53] But if you were really brave, you could just say, “Okay, I want you to just go ahead and, publish it for me,” and it will do that, you know? But me, I still wanna check the stuff. Even with all of the time and effort I put into these skills, I still don’t trust it all the way, if you know what I mean. All right.
[00:11:07] So if you’re listening, you’re like, “Okay, when are you gonna tell me what’s happening with my GPTs?” So let’s get specific about what really happens to your existing GPTs, because this is where people either relax or they start taking notes. So if your custom GPT was just a big box of instructions that you typed into it and maybe some documents that you uploaded so it would reference the specific information that you trained it on, you’re in the easy category, so to speak.
[00:11:36] So that’s where most people are, probably including you. Most of mine were this way too. So whatever you typed in the instruction box then now becomes a skill. So you’re gonna wanna pull that out, put it on a Google Doc or something like that. The knowledge documents that you attached can carry over too, so you’re not starting from zero with this stuff.
[00:11:56] So if you’ve got custom GPTs and you’re like freaking out about this, it’s not that hard to do. And again, if you’re in the Thera.ai Hub listening, we’re gonna be doing this on Tuesday, October 6th. I’m gonna teach you how to do all this. And the only thing that really can’t carry over with custom GPTs, if you had set up like actions inside of your GPT.
[00:12:14] Now, those actually never worked very good for me anyway, so maybe that’s part of the reason they’re getting rid of it, I don’t know. But there are people I know that have set up a lot of actions inside of custom GPTs, so that does get more complicated, but that’s where the agent comes in and will make it easier for you to go ahead and automate or, you know, do some of those actions that you had set up inside of your custom GPT
[00:12:36] And by actions I mean like maybe you had it connected to like an API or a web hook or a piece of software that you were already connected to and it was like functioning with that. Again, not a lot of people used that as far as I know, so you probably don’t have to worry about it. But if not, it’s just the next step in building the skill.
[00:12:56] You’re gonna be able to tell your agents now to do the customization or the connections that you had before with the actions, but they’re not gonna carry over, so you’re gonna have to know that that step is gonna need to be added in
[00:13:07] And if you’re not sure about whether your custom GPT, like if you had somebody set it up for you, uses actions, you can go look in the back end and under edit and scroll all the way down, you’ll see actions. You’ll see if somebody connected something for you there that you need to know about
[00:13:19] So here’s your actual to-do list if you’re listening to this. And again, Thera AI Hub members, don’t worry, I’m gonna walk you through every part of this. But if you have custom GPTs, open up every custom GPT you’ve built, copy the full instructions out of the box in there, and paste them somewhere safe like a doc, a Google Doc, a note, and make a habit of this, right?
[00:13:40] ‘Cause previous episodes I’ve talked about, not working on rented land, right? That’s what these custom GPTs are, right? For a long time, this is all I had to offer as my, like, thing to help therapists be able to use AI better. So put it somewhere that you can get to at any time. So if, like, if I missed this memo about custom GPTs and I didn’t copy all this, I would really be in trouble because I put a ton of work into this stuff, right?
[00:14:05] I really painstakingly thought about the instructions and the uploaded resources that I put in there, all of that. So if I didn’t realize this and I came in, you know, on December 12th and they were gone, I’d be, like, really in trouble. I’d have to spend a lot of time recreating these things. So, if you’ve atat- attached like training documents or knowledge files, grab those too.
[00:14:25] All you have to do is click on the file. It’ll download to your computer so you’ve got all of that in one place. And I would say do like a folder in a Google Doc, put all the supporting documents, put the instructions on a Google Doc, all of that, keep that there. That’s your whole backup with this. Maybe 10 minutes per GPT if you’ve already got, like, the tab open, you just kinda go through this, put it somewhere safe, and keep it there.
[00:14:46] And once you’ve got that backed up, rebuilding the skill is almost pretty simple after that. So most platforms have some version of the same path. Like Claude, you go to Customize, then you go to Skills, then you build a skill. So there’s like options, right? You can upload a skill, you can build a skill, you can build a skill with Claude.
[00:15:05] That’s all inside of there. The other ones are pretty similar. They’re just called different tabs basically. So if you go looking around, like in ChatGPT, it’s, Can’t remember the beginning, but basically, is it connectors? I, I can’t remember, but it’s u- under plugins and it, it’s deceptive because it’s like I don’t even know where my GPTs are or my skills are.
[00:15:25] So if you go under plugins and you look at the top, it’ll say plugins, and then right next to it, it’ll say skills. And if you click on skills, then you’ll see how to build it there. So once you have located where to do that in the AI that you wanna use, you’re gonna paste in what you’ve saved, your instructions, the files that you downloaded.
[00:15:44] And this is a good time too, that o- once you do it, to go back and test all of that, but I’ll talk about that in a little while because stuff changes, right? So me, I had built this stuff out years ago, these custom GPTs. I’ve been selling them for years, I’ve been using them for years. And when I was going through this process of converting them all, I was like, “Well, some of these aren’t running exactly how I want them to run anyway.”
[00:16:05] So it was a good, like, refresher for me too, to like go in and pull some stuff and see what was outdated. Like my Bill Like a Boss GPT that I had for the TheraAI hub members, some of that stuff in there is outdated. You know? A lot of the stuff can get outdated, like Medicare rules and telehealth parity, you know, a lot of that stuff.
[00:16:23] Where, what states you can practice in, which states you can’t, if you’re traveling internationally. There’s a lot of stuff like that. So it– this is a good, like a good review if you’ve had your custom GPTs for a long time And in, in the in the Thera AI Hub, I just released two skills this month that I created.
[00:16:41] So one of them is a custom GPT converter, but the job of the skill is to run through it first to make sure what’s in it still makes sense, it’s still relevant, it goes out, pulls information from the internet. Like for example, the social media GPT that I have in there that creates social media content for you.
[00:16:58] When I was recreating that one, it was like some of this stuff is a little bit out of date ’cause that was from 2025, and that’s not exactly what’s working on Instagram now and that kind of thing. So it went in, actually the skill I made, like did all of this work, it audited it, it came back and it updated some of those supporting documentation materials that I had had feeding it before.
[00:17:18] So the skill I made is a little more sophisticated, but I would say if you don’t have access to my skill, if you’re not in the Thera AI Hub, to make sure that you run some sort of audit on it while you’re doing this process just to make sure everything’s up to date. And the other thing I made is an actual skill creator.
[00:17:34] So the, the generic skill creators like in ChatGPT and Claude, they’re super generic, right? They’re just like, “Okay, tell me what your instructions are and what do you want me to do?” And click enter and you have a skill. As I was saying earlier, that’s not always the best way to do these things. So the skill I created is super sophisticated to help you build out better skills.
[00:17:58] So it’s gonna be asking for really specific details that’s going to like not just give instructions, but give step-by-step instructions and you know, tell it to go out on the internet and fetch information to make sure it’s up to date every single time it runs. There’s a lot of more detail in the skill I bought…
[00:18:17] I created to create more skills. So I would say if you’re just using the generic ones, be careful to not just make it too simple because like I said before, it’s gonna be not great, you know? So AI is only as good as the information we give it. So if you’re just super generic and build a skill out in like two seconds through one of the skill builders, the, you know, native skill builders, just realize it’s probably not gonna go that great if you don’t customize it and make it really awesome.
[00:18:44] But if you have a custom GPT that’s been working really great, it probably will be good if you put all that stuff back into it, some time, care, all of that.
[00:18:51] As I was saying, my story with this is that Thera AI Hub was built as a hub of custom GPTs and apps. I built out a lot of really cool apps in there too. That was the whole structure. So every tool inside it was a GPT. So when OpenAI announced this, my first reaction was like frustration. If you’re listening, you might be thinking the same thing like, “Oh my God, I don’t even have time to do this.”
[00:19:13] And you know, I’d built that entire ecosystem to save therapists time and money, and now the platform underneath is getting pulled away
[00:19:21] And of course, over time, I’ve converted everything over to skills now, every single tool. And once it was done, I actually liked what I had better than what I’d started with. So the tools are now portable. They’re not locked inside one company’s platform. If ChatGPT ever changes its mind about something again, my members aren’t gonna be stuck.
[00:19:41] I’m not gonna be stuck. I’m not gonna be having to spend like a million hours trying to recreate this stuff. So if you’re just building now, even with these skills that you’re building, make sure you download a copy of the skill and keep it somewhere. Don’t just upload it into one AI and forget about it.
[00:19:56] Keep it all on a database where you can open them up and edit them if you want to, re-upload them to the AI that you’re wanting to use in case there’s updates or there’s things you wanna change. Maybe your philosophy has changed on your therapeutic modality that you trained this, this skill on. Keep it somewhere where you can go edit it and then just re-upload it to these different platforms.
[00:20:16] ‘ Cause if you build it like inside of that particular AI, it’s just built there. If you don’t download it and keep it somewhere, you’re not gonna have access to it, if that makes sense. If something were to happen, like they got retired or God forbid, you know, Manus, which happened a couple months ago, and you guys probably remember that episode.
[00:20:35] It just like one day it was like, “Hey, we, we need you to download all your files because we’re shutting down for like four or five days,” which was like, oh my gosh. And they came back, but what if they hadn’t? You know, if you hadn’t– if I hadn’t grabbed all that stuff and downloaded it beforehand, I probably would’ve lost all that stuff I had done at Manus, all the apps I had built and everything
[00:20:53] So anyway, that’s what October is about inside of the Thera AI Hub. If you’re listening, you guys voted even in our private Facebook group, you guys voted and said this is what you wanted to focus on this month. So we’re gonna do two things together this month. First, we’re converting whatever GPTs you already have into skills.
[00:21:10] I built that converter for you that takes your GPT instructions and knowledge files and rebuilds the whole thing as a clean, packaged skill that you own outright for yourself. And second, we’re building new skills from scratch using something m- I made called the Skill Creator. There are native skill builders, like I said, inside of Claude and ChatGPT.
[00:21:31] They’re fine, but mine goes a lot deeper, so I’m excited to give you guys that tool that you can use to make your own skills now. And, and this is for anybody listening, but it’s specifically for the members. If you bring me something that you do over and over and over in your practice, something repetitive that eats a lot of your time every week, we’re gonna take that information and build the skill together that it does basically does it for you going forward.
[00:21:55] So writing your newsletter you know, blog posts like we did last month you know, writing like a specific set of emails that you have to do over and over again. If you’re like me, I could just think of a million things. Like I gave you a skill for HARO, you know, which is Help A Reporter Out. So it can scan all the HARO emails that come in, write a response, so you can get published and, you know, get lots of great backlinks for your website.
[00:22:20] It builds credibility, all that stuff. So something like that that you know you should be doing more of, like creating your social media content calendar for 30 days. If there’s stuff like that, that’s what a skill is for, and that’s what we’re gonna work on this month in October. Now, if you’re not a member, of course, the doors are closed right now.
[00:22:37] You might have heard me announcing that we did close the doors because we’re totally revamping the Thera AI Hub and the Clinical AI Club. We’re putting them together in a whole new hub. It’s all based on skills and a lot of really other cool stuff. So the doors are closed right now, but if you’re listening and you’re like, “I want access to that,” we’re probably gonna be opening it back up, I would say the first, m- week or two of November, I think is our goal right now, ’cause we still have a lot to do and I wanna make sure it’s really great.
[00:23:03] But you’ll still have time to get access to these before they expire or before the custom GPTs expire on ChatGPT. So keep, keep a lookout for that when the doors open, and if you’re not on the waitlist, I’ll drop the waitlist at the bottom of this episode in the show notes and you can go click it and join the waitlist.
[00:23:21] And yeah. And it’ll help you if you’ve got the same situation going on or if you just wanna start learning how to build your own skills.
[00:23:28] And then of course, the next Tuesday in the hub, we’re going to have like a Q&A and an implementation session where we just like continue to build the stuff out that we started on the first Tuesday. And then the third Thursday of the month, we’re gonna have co-working, which is what we have every month, where you guys show up, you can pick an intention of what you wanna work on.
[00:23:47] I’m there to help you if you get stuck, and we kinda go quiet while people work, and I’m there to help just if any issues come up and you need help building something out on your AI that you’re trying to do or set time aside to do, which is great for a lot of people to come in and just set time aside to work on stuff
[00:24:03] Now, I just wanna do one more little caveat about this. So I know most of us know this, but if you’re building out skills, make sure it’s not something that is dependent on PHI. Claude, ChatGPT, Manus Perplexity, well, Perplexity is a different story, but most of those are not HIPAA compliant. So of course, you don’t wanna be building these skills that are gonna possibly use agents to go out and pull any kind of client information from anywhere, from your emails, your EHR, or anything like that because they’re not HIPAA compliant.
[00:24:34] The only one right now that’s HIPAA compliant is ChatGPT for clinicians. I did an episode on this a couple weeks ago. If you go back in the archives, you’ll see ChatGPT for clinicians. You can sign up for that using your NPI and be able to have a HIPAA compliant environment and be able to use these skills in there if you want to, like the progress note writer.
[00:24:56] You can use that inside of ChatGPT for clinicians as long as you’re not using an agent to go outside of that ecosystem to pull other information in because that little minute in there where you’re doing that, that part’s not HIPAA compliant, so you have to be super careful about that. But there are skills you can create and upload there inside of ChatGPT for clinicians.
[00:25:19] There’s an agent in there that can automate and skill stack for you. You just can’t go outside of the HIPAA compliant ecosystem. So if you’re using that, it’s okay to build a skill with PHI involved, but if not, you can’t. So I just always wanna give you guys that caveat
[00:25:33] So anyway, that’s a lot of information. If you don’t have custom GPTs, you might be like, “I have no idea what you’re talking about.” But skills are the future with AI for sure. So if you do anything, check out skills and start to familiarize yourself with them if you’re playing with AI at all, ’cause it’s gonna help you in the future.
[00:25:48] And here’s what I want you to remember. Custom GPTs are gone December 11th, and you can’t make new ones after October 26th, and I don’t know why you would anyway at this point, it’d be a waste of time. If you built one, go copy your instructions and your files out today. It takes 10 minutes to do this, and then you’ve got it backed up.
[00:26:04] And then rebuild them as skills. Once you’ve got all that saved, whether you do it on your own or come build it with me inside the Thera AI Hub. And if you want the two tools I mentioned, the GPT Skill Converter or the Skill Creator, they’re both already sitting in the skills directory inside the Thera AI Hub.
[00:26:23] If you’re not a member yet, we will have the doors open end of October, maybe early November, hopefully with our brand new hub that we created
[00:26:32] And that’s it for this episode. So if it was useful, send it to someone in your circle who still hasn’t touched their GPTs. They’ll thank you in about six weeks for you telling them. Share this Run Your Private Practice with AI podcast with people you know that are starting out with AI. It’s super helpful for that.
[00:26:51] If you’re listening, I’d love for you to go rate the podcast. I forget to ask for ratings, but it’s so important. It helps other people find the podcast. So if you like this podcast, please go leave me a review. I’d really appreciate that, and I will talk to you guys later. Take care. Bye-bye.