Just because you've been using ChatGPT for a very long time does not mean you know how to use it effectively and properly.

Just because you've been using ChatGPT for a very long time does not mean you know how to use it effectively and properly. I'll make a quicker example for you. A lot of people when they use ChatGPT, they take whatever first response they get from it and they take that response and run with it. Instead, what you're supposed to do is you're supposed to give ChatGPT enough context and ask it to critique your work prior to you taking that final draft. So let's say you're an entrepreneur or a consultant who's working on a proposal or a business plan. You'd go ahead to ChatGPT, say, ChatGPT, I need you to draft a proposal for funding for me. Here are my documents, go ahead and put it together. Person A is going to go ahead and take whatever response they get from person B. But the intelligent person, what they're going to do is they're going to attach all those documents and then they say to ChatGPT, please ask me five questions that are going to give you more context about what I actually need. Once GPT gives them that response, they would go ahead and say, GPT, I need you to identify five to 10 weak areas in the proposal which you've drafted for me. And then GPT will identify those weak areas. And that is the response that you take and run with as opposed to the first draft that it would give to you. That's how you prompt ChatGPT effectively. ChatGPT, I need you to identify five to 10 weak areas in the proposal that you've drafted for me. And then GPT will identify those weak areas. And that is the response that you take and run with as opposed to the first draft that it would give to you. That's how you prompt ChatGPT effectively.