One of the more common things that we hear from people (regarding AI chatbots like ChatGPT) is some version of -

A lot of times when we use AI tools like ChatGPT, we believe that we know the answer that we are looking for.  We’ll know it when we see it or whatever we tell ourselves.

Another prompting framework because, why not?

This one will hopefully be easy to remember for the right audience…

The framework is STAGE and here is the breakdown 

I really like the voice modes on some of the AI chatbots - i.e., ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Copilot (none with Claude yet…).

Some of these are so weird, but then they work.  

Sometimes when we read something, the stories that the author uses to help clarify their message doesn’t land.  At all.

Sometimes it makes more sense to use AI chatbots like more of a teammate or thought partner.  

If you are wondering why there are so many prompt frameworks on here it is because not everything resonates with everybody. Our goal is to find something that works for you and that might include several things that don’t work so well. If we only listed one or two then you...

If you say this one fast enough, it sounds like bacon, so it must be good.  Right?  Isn’t that how the world works?  

Prompt engineering is arguably the most important skill in this era of AI tools.