7 AI HABITS

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The post breaks down complex AI usage into simple, actionable habits, making it highly accessible and valuable to a broad audience. The clear, visually appealing design and the 'swipeable' format encourage engagement and sharing.

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This post outlines seven habits for achieving great results with AI, presented as simple steps anyone can implement. It details each habit with explanations and actionable advice, encouraging users to adopt these practices for better AI interactions.

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1Introduction to 7 AI Habits
2Habit 1: Talk to it instead of typing
3Habit 2: Give it all five parts of a prompt
4Habit 3: Going wrong? Start a new chat
5Habit 4: Ask it to check its own work
6Habit 5: Let it ask you first
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The people getting unreal results out of AI aren't doing anything clever. They've just built a few small habits the rest of us skip, mostly because nobody ever sat down and showed us how to use AI at work in a way that actually fits the job. That's the bit everyone misses. You don't need to learn AI from scratch or memorise some 40-step framework, you just need the handful of moves that quietly separate average ChatGPT results from genuinely good ones. Talking to it instead of typing was the first habit I changed, and it sounds almost too simple to matter, right up until you try it and the answers get sharper overnight. Habit five is the one I wish I'd known about a year ago, because it does half the work for you before you've even finished asking. Every one of these works in ChatGPT and Claude, and not a single one is technical. Have a swipe through and tell me, which one are you trying first? #AIforbeginners #learnAI #aitipsandtricks #chatgptprompts #claudetiktok

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7 AI HABITS What people who get great AI results actually do. Seven simple habits you can start today. Works in ChatGPT & Claude @leesiefken SWIPE → 01 AI HABIT Talk to it instead of typing. Type and you keep it short, so the AI has less to work with. Talk and you naturally explain more — and that detail makes the answer better. DO THIS Tap the mic in ChatGPT or Claude and explain what you want out loud, like you're briefing a colleague. Then hit send. @leesiefken → 02 AI HABIT Give it all five parts of a prompt. A strong prompt has five things. Miss one and the answer goes generic. Miss a few and it's useless. Role Context Task Constraints Examples DO THIS Tell it who to be, the background, what you need, any limits on length or tone, and one example of what good looks like. @leesiefken → 03 AI HABIT Going wrong? Start a new chat. Once a chat goes off track, correcting it again rarely works — it's still carrying off the earlier confusion. A fresh chat clears the slate. DO THIS Open a brand-new chat, paste in your best version of the prompt, and start clean instead of arguing with the old one. @leesiefken → 04 AI HABIT Ask it to check its own work. The first answer is usually a rough draft. Ask it to review what it wrote and improve it, and the second version is almost always sharper. DO THIS After it answers, reply: "Review your answer, tell me what's weak, then rewrite it." Use the second version. @leesiefken → 05 AI HABIT Let it ask you first. Most people hand over a task and hope. Let the AI ask questions first and it fills the gaps you didn't think to mention. DO THIS Before a big task, type: "Before you answer, what do you need to know from me to do this really well?" Then answer it. @leesiefken → 06 AI HABIT Save your best prompts. When a prompt really works, most people lose it in the chat history and start from scratch. The ones getting results keep a little library. DO THIS Copy your best prompts into a notes app or a doc. Next time, paste and tweak instead of rewriting from nothing. @leesiefken → 07 AI HABIT Always check it before you send. AI is brilliant at first drafts, but it gets facts, tone and details wrong more than you'd think. Anything reaching a real person needs your eyes first. DO THIS Let AI draft it, then read it properly, check the facts, fix the tone so it sounds like you — and only then send. @leesiefken → SAVE THIS POST Which one are you trying first? Save this for all 7 habits, ready next time you open ChatGPT or Claude. + Follow for AI tips, explained simply. No jargon. @leesiefken LEE SIEFKIN