One of the things that can bother people with AI tools like ChatGPT is that they are aggressively neutral.

Humans are gooey emotional beings.  That’s just how we are.

You can use AI tools like ChatGPT to help you with learning topics or concepts quickly (or deeply).

You can use ChatGPT or similar AI tools to turn your goals into SMART goals.

If you have problems now or plan to have some one day,  a root cause analysis may be just what you need.

If you use Microsoft Excel functions and aren’t sure what they all do, then you are in luck.  You can use ChatGPT to give you a step-by-step explanation of any of them.

People like free.  People (are starting to) like AI.  Why not combine the two?

Several of the most popular AI tools are available now for free.  

I know, I know, it seems backwards.  It doesn’t have to be though and it can help you get past writer’s block, idea block, or whatever block is holding up your progress.

You can give a small amount of context and ask the AI tool to ask you questions about it to gather...

A few posts ago I talked about a simple 4-step prompt framework to get you started.  If that isn’t getting you the results that you are looking for, here is a framework to create prompts with more context.  

A writing style determines the sentence structure, word choices, and how ideas are expressed.  

There are many options.  Like anything else with ChatGPT, it will guess what you want if there are options and you don’t specify one.

Machines are, well, machines.  As machines, they don’t have feelings.  If you don’t specify the underlying emotions that you want in your output (text, image, etc.) ChatGPT will guess. It probably won’t guess correctly.