I’ve Spent 104 Hours Writing ChatGPT Prompts. Here’s What I Learned

I’m still shocked by the results

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I was dead wrong about ChatGPT.

I first thought that it was for lazy chumps who wanted to get rich with just a click of a button.

But as the saying goes, “Only stupid people never change their minds.”

Over the past few weeks, I went all in and geeked out on deciphering how to use Sam’s new tool to improve my writing workflow.

Here’s what I learned.

How to craft unmatched (and damn awesome) AI output your competitors would dream of

“AI content is dry and boring.”

Ever heard this platitude? Well, I was one of those yelling trolls.

Slapping together a half-hearted prompt and expecting Shakespeare in return is like feeding a gourmet chef dollar-store ingredients and expecting a Michelin-starred meal.

I used many of those stupid prompts, like:

• Write 10 headlines about X.
• Write an outline for my next Y blog post.
• Brainstorm 10 ideas for a viral article about Z.