Some quotes don’t need dressing up. They walk in, drop the truth, and leave quietly through the side door.

One of the challenges for ChatGPT has been that it gives you the answer if you ask it a question.  Usually this is what people want.  In some cases, though, they want to learn a topic and are looking more for guidance than just the answers.

If you aren’t using AI tools to accelerate and personalize your learning, you are missing out on a massive opportunity.

To me, book summaries are like buying a ticket to Disney World and then only riding the monorail while still thinking you got the entire magical experience.

Still trying to make AI “fit” into your work?Here’s the session that actually shows you how.

You’ve already tried all the different free prompt templates in that AI cheat codes FB group….and the results still sound like robot vomit.You’ve copied the various frameworks….that are built for developers, so you don’t understand what most of it actually says..You’ve...

You’ve got one brain.  All kinds of mushy human emotions.  A hundred open browser tabs (no judgment).  And an AI tool that keeps saying “as an AI language model” like it’s a personality trait.

It makes sense on paper - if you want to get better using a technology, focus on improving your technology skill-set(s).  

You know that feeling when you open ChatGPT……and then immediately forget why you did?

Or when you do remember, and you type what you think is a decent prompt.And it answers… sort of. Like it overheard your question from three rooms away.

If you’ve never heard of the Feynman Technique, it focuses on having you teach something simply (as if explaining it to a child) and identifying gaps in your knowledge.