Totally fair. Most people don’t.
But here’s the kicker: that is exactly why it’s worth learning.The goal isn’t to become an AI expert.
You don’t need to memorize how ChatGPT works under the hood - blech on models, and agents, and MCPs, and all the other techy words you don’t know or even care about.
The goal is simple: stop wasting grossly boring hours on stuff AI can do for you in minutes, like:
- Summarizing that huge pile of long articles you plan on reading on “Monday”
- Drafting that awkward email to your boss that you have rewritten four times.
- Or getting a second opinion on your website copy before it goes live and embarrasses you again in front of Karen at the staff meeting.
You don’t need to drop a whole afternoon to learn this stuff. You just need a few good prompts and a clear use case to get started.
Start small.
Use it once this week to handle something small and annoying, like brainstorming three headlines for your next blog post about goat farming or reworking your messy paragraph on the best platypus snacks.
That’s it.
Let AI earn its keep. Then decide if it’s worth digging deeper.
If 30 minutes with ChatGPT could save you three hours, would you give it a shot?
ChatGPT for Complete Beginners makes it easy
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