Danny Walsh presents three habits for better AI use: talk to it out loud so you give enough detail, ask specific questions to avoid generic answers, and repeat what works by saving successful prompts for later.
The way out from no longer using AI as a, as a toy, or underestimating what it can do, or not doing good prompts and just like having a panic attack when you look at the screen, is this: talk, ask, repeat. Write that in the chat. Talk, ask, repeat. Right, there's only a few people watching this right now, and I want every single one of you to like, talk, ask, repeat. I dropped this on it at the last minute. I'm like, I need to train people today. I didn't have to do this. It's hot in here, it's like 40 degrees. I've got all sorts of crazy stuff I need to be doing, and I decided that I'm gonna come and do this because I know how valuable this is to you, right? You're going to talk to your AI with your voice, not typing, and you do that so you actually say enough. You're going to ask your AI properly so that the answer that you get is not generic, and you're going to repeat the good stuff by saving what works as a skill.
